[2025 Bath Attraction] Travel Guide for Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House & Museum (Updated Apr)

Sally Lunn’s Eating House & Museum is a historic tea house, bakery & museum located in the city of Bath, UK. The shop is renowned for its signature baked buns- Sally Lunn Bun. Sally Lunn Bun is a light & airy brioche-like bread that has been enjoyed since the 17th century. It’s usually served toasted with butter, jam or savoury toppings. This building was built during the 15th century, which was once a monastery before serving as a bakery in the 17th century. There are guided tours for this historic building or you can head over there on your own & appreciate the buns and the magnificent building. Reservations are recommended for dinner service. #tripblazers #bath #food #europe #darwintravel

Address - city center Ambiance/Facilities - very tiny historical house with a signature design of 1680 Highlights - signature buns, English breakfast and tea Avg. Price per Person - £15 Rating - 5/5 So we came to Sally’s home by advice of the lady in the old Mill hotel where we had a night (this one in another post). It is really a place that has to be seen. style , taste and the feeling of over 300 years ago everything is present there. Special star reward goes to buns as they are super delicious no matter sweet or savory. I loved the tea presentation with the pot and accessories. Beside the style food was totally delicious. Beetroot soup tasted as like My Ukrainian borsh but blended one ) , baked meat melted in the mouth and the apple pie with super cream was the best I have ever tried. #oldcity #historicalwalk #historicalplace #breakfastlocation #lunchtime #bathcity

Address - 4 North Parade Passage, Bath BA1 1NX, United Kingdom Ambiance/Facilities - Vintage, comfortable Highlights - It is a good place to have a breakfast / brunch. After the brunch you can go to the museum downstair. I don’t have the chance to go to the museum due to the time, but the food was good enough to go back again if I’m going to Bath again. Avg. Price per Person - £5-£10 Rating - 4.5/5 #food #bath

[Bathburn Original Restaurant, Sally Lunn's Houses] Sally Lunn's Houses is the oldest bun restaurant in Bath, operating for over 330 years. It is the oldest building in Bath and the oldest in England. Also, Jane Austen, the author of Pride and Prejudice, ate and wrote on the second floor of Sally Lunn. So, I think there is no tourist in Bath who does not visit Sally Lunn☺️ You can enjoy tea or a simple meal at Sally Lunn. However, because it is so famous, there is always a waiting line... 🥲 I went around 2pm, which is an ambiguous time, and waited for about 15 minutes to get in. (However, I waited 40 minutes just to order food and get out... 😅) Photos 1 and 2 📍Lemon curd bun + black tea: £16.46 I like refreshing and sour things, so I ordered lemon curd bun and black tea. The taste was not bad. The bun was chewy and soft, befitting its hundreds of years of history, and the lemon curd on top was sweet and sour, and the grainy texture was really nice to chew on🍋💛 The black tea didn't have any special taste, it was just ordinary☕️ Photos 4 and 5 📍Interior The interior is very cute. Doesn't it look a bit like the house where Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs live? The seating was also a bit cramped, just like any other European cafe, with many tables cramped together. Whenever I see a European cafe, I think, "These guys are bigger than us, so why do they always make the seating so cramped?" ㅎㅎ +) Sally Run Museum Sally Run has a long history, so it has a cafe (restaurant) and even a museum inside. However, we couldn't go because we had a tight schedule and had to eat and leave right away, but I recommend that you take your time and visit the museum👍🏻 Photos 6-9 📍Fairytale-like exterior The exterior is just as fairytale-like and cute as the interior😍 Thanks to that, we took pictures while waiting and didn't get bored~ #LondonTravel #London #EnglandTravel #England #EuropeTravel #Europe #BathTravel #Bath #LondonSuburbs #SuburbsTravel #HotSpaTravel #HotSpaRestaurant #NewYearTravel #TrainTravel #EatStargram #NowMenu #FoodConquest #NewYearTravel #happynewyear #2019Travel #LifeTravelDestination #YearEndTravel #WinterTravel #FoodExploration #SafeTravel #HappyNewYear #CityTravel

#bathtrip (A classic introduction to Bath’s best sights! 🏰💙) Day 1: Roman Baths & Historic Charm 🛬 Arrive & Check-in at The Gainsborough Bath Spa – A Luxury Spa Hotel 🏨 🥞 Breakfast at The Green Bird Café ☕ – Fresh pastries & artisan coffee 📍 Morning: Roman Baths & Pump Room 🏛️ • Walk through the ancient baths & taste the famous mineral water 📍 Afternoon: Bath Abbey & Pulteney Bridge 🏰🌊 • Climb to the Abbey’s tower for a panoramic city view 🍽️ Lunch at Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House 🍞 – Try the famous Sally Lunn bun 📍 Evening: Sunset Stroll in Royal Victoria Park 🌳 • Relax with views of Royal Crescent & Georgian architecture 🍷 Dinner at Clayton’s Kitchen 🍽️ – Modern European fine dining ⸻ Day 2: Hidden Gems & Riverside Walks 🥐 Breakfast at The Good Day Café ☕ – Famous for fluffy pancakes 📍 Morning: No.1 Royal Crescent & The Circus 🏛️ • Step into a 18th-century Georgian townhouse 📍 Afternoon: Kennet & Avon Canal Walk 🌊 • A peaceful riverside walk with scenic views & narrowboats 🍽️ Lunch at The Bathwick Boatman 🍽️ – Riverside dining with fresh, local food 🚖 Departure – Leaving with unforgettable Bath memories! 💙

#bathtrip Address: 4 N Parade Passage, Bath BA1 1NX, United Kingdom 🇬🇧 Sally Lynn's in one of the oldest houses in Bath (c.1482) and serves one of the most famous local delicacies, the original Sally Lunn bun. According to legend, Sally Lunn, a French refugee, arrived in 1680 and established her bakery. no trip to Bath is complete without indulging in a bun. The restaurant has a relaxed atmosphere for chatting and relaxing. The bacon bread was delicious. The price is reasonable for the quality. I will definitely be back for another great experience. Highly recommended. Open daily from time: 10:00am to 21:00pm. #foodie #visitbath

Looking for the perfect place to capture stunning photos? Look no further than Bath, UK! This UNESCO World Heritage city is a photographer's dream with its rich history, stunning architecture, and picturesque streets. Here’s why you should pack your camera and head to Bath for your next photo adventure! 🏙️📷 1. Royal Crescent 👑🏛️ The Royal Crescent is an iconic landmark, featuring stunning Georgian architecture. This crescent-shaped row of 30 terraced houses is perfect for wide shots, especially at sunrise or sunset when the light bathes the buildings in a golden glow. It's one of the most photographed spots in the city! 2. Pulteney Bridge 🌉💫 Capture the elegance of Pulteney Bridge, one of the most photographed bridges in the world! With its stunning arches spanning the River Avon, this picturesque structure will add a sense of timeless beauty to your shots. 3. The Roman Baths 🏛️🔥 Step back in time at the Roman Baths, one of the best-preserved ancient bathing sites in the world. The reflections of the green, mineral-rich waters against the stone architecture create the perfect photo opportunity. Don’t miss the chance to capture the iconic Great Bath! 4. Bath Abbey ⛪✨ The grandeur of Bath Abbey, with its soaring gothic spires and intricate stained-glass windows, will leave you in awe. Capture the dramatic exterior shots, or take a few inside to highlight the stunning architecture and tranquil atmosphere. 5. The Circus 🔲🌀 A short stroll from the Royal Crescent, The Circus is another masterpiece of Georgian design. Its circular layout, featuring three curved segments of stunning townhouses, makes for a perfect symmetry shot that will surely wow your followers! 6. Victoria Park 🌳🌸 For a break from the city’s grand architecture, head to Victoria Park for lush greenery and beautiful gardens. Snap some serene moments surrounded by flower beds, statues, and ancient trees. The perfect contrast to Bath’s urban beauty! 7. Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House 🍰🍵 Grab a shot of the famous Sally Lunn buns from one of Bath's oldest buildings, dating back to the 1480s. The cozy atmosphere of this historic bakery will add charm to your travel album. Bonus Tip: Take a stroll along the River Avon for the perfect riverside reflections and a chance to capture Bath's beautiful skyline. #bathtrip

Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House in Bath is a charming blend of history and cuisine, housed in one of the city’s oldest buildings (1482). Famous for the iconic Sally Lunn bun, served sweet or savory, it offers a unique culinary experience alongside a small museum showcasing the bun’s legacy. The cozy ambiance and friendly staff make it a popular spot, though waits can be long during peak times. Prices are slightly high, but the quality and historic setting make it worthwhile. A must-visit for tea lovers and history buffs seeking a quintessentially British experience. #voyagevibes #travellerswonderland #bath

#cherryblossom2024 Address: 4 N Parade Passage, Bath BA1 1NX, United Kingdom We are here at the oldest building in Bath and a famous bakery is right here, Sally Lunn. They are famous for their Sally Lunn Bun. They are open for breakfast at 10am, lunch until 6pm and dinner menu from 5pm. This place is always crowded but lucky for us, there was no queue and we got seated very fast. You can choose between their savory or sweet Sally Lunn Buns. Usually you will eat the savory first before consuming anything sweet. Try to pair it with a cup of tea as it goes well with the buns. Coming to Sally Lunn in Bath is not enough to try everything so you probably need to plan again.