A must do when in Bath! We had to queue to get in, always a sign of a good restaurant, and didn't wait long to be fair. It's a lovely quaint, quirky old building, the restaurant is on 3 floors. Service was excellent. We all...had Sally Lunn's Buns, one cinnamon, two chocolate and one with lemon curd. Absolutely delicious! And so light and fluffy! Tea and coffees all really good too. Excellent place.More

Lovely home cooked food in an authentic setting. Service was exceptional, all the young staff seemed to be working very hard, and I was surprised, given the number of tables, how quickly we were served. The only disappointment was I had hoped to visit the...museum at the same time but it was only open in the daytime.More

Really enjoyable meal and the museum staff were very friendly and helpful. We had both a savoury and sweet bunn option - I liked both but the jam and clotted cream version more so. I drink chai every day, and the chai blend at Sally...Lunns was very nice. Could you tell me the particular blend of spices or where to get it, please?More

We waited 42 minutes for breakfast, we were the 4th couple seated. People the came in after us were being served. Ordered a French toast, and an English breakfast. The French toast is to be drenched in egg (according to the menu) it was not...and was dry, the bun was nothing special, it’s a brioche, the English breakfast was less then average the bun was not toasted.More

We went to try the famous Sally Lunn Bunn. We had the bacon, mayo, lettuce and tomato - was so good! The Bunn was so light and fluffy and so much bigger than I thought it would be. For dessert you have to try the...custard tart with lemon curd on the side (forgot to take a pic) - WOW, was so lovely and light too. Can't wait to come back!More

We were looking forward to having a Trencher meal at Sally Lunn and to try something different after a lovely day in Bath, but the experience was a great disappointment. We waited over 40 minutes for our Trencher meal to be served with no apology...for the delay and there was only 8 customers including us in the restaurant and two of those left when no member of staff attended to them to take their order, a couple who arrived after us had their main and dessert before we had our main course. The Beef Trencher meal was a great disappointment, the meat was warm and tasteless sitting on top what looked like a large half bread bap also the vegetables were only warm too with the smallest slithers of carrot and broccoli and 3 half’s of small new potatoes nothing like photos we had seen of the meal on Tripadvisor. The staff were non attentive during our visit and did not check on any of the customers to see if we were happy with our meals, we could hear them chatting continuously behind the scenes instead of looking after their customers. When we asked for the bill I asked for the 10% service charge to be deducted from the meal because it was not hot, as I said there was no one to complain to.More

We went to try the famous Sally Lunn buns. These are huge but light. We had welsh rarebit buns with salad. The tea was proper tea leaves and delicious. The staff were very welcoming especially to the youngest member of the group, who was given...a high chair and a baby chino and their own bun. This cafe cannot be booked and there was a queue as we left.More

We were really impressed with this place, we wanted to visit due to its historical connection but were delighted to be served some of the nicest food I’ve eaten in ages. The buns themselves are wonderfully light and we got the Welsh rarebit topping which...was cheesy and filling without being too heavy. We got a pot of tea each which was delightful with proper tea leaves and really tasty. We had my toddler with me and everyone was so welcoming and didn’t bat an eyelid with her being there, there was a highchair we could use and they even let me store the pram by the stairs. A delightful visit from start to finish, highly recommend. One bit of advice though - we got there at 12.15pm and got one of the last tables, by half an hour later there was a queue down the street! Definitely worth the wait though, it is a fantastic place.More

Proper tea and a wonderful bun with cinnamon butter in the oldest house in Bath...what's not to love??? Prompt and friendly service too!More

Arrived for a lunch at a weekend. Worried it would take ages to queue and get seated but probably only 15 minutes in total for 2 people. They have 3 or so floors of seating and guests do not spend hours there, and the food...comes relatively quick. It is in a beautiful building. The staff were nice. Ordered a savoury bun each and a sweet bun to share. Perfect amount for lunch. Food was tasty and nicely presented. Would definitely visit again.More

My Husband and I walked by during the day (Saturday & Sunday) and there were a LONG lines. When we walked back by at 5:30 on Sunday evening, we couldn’t believe that there was no line! We popped in and asked if we could have...dinner and when the receptionist asked if we had a reservation I thought bummer, we won’t get in. Fortunately, we just happened to arrive after a cancellation. Wow, Sunday night early bird dinner (winner winner chicken dinner😜)!! We each had a Trencher Dinner (Chicken and Pork on the Famous Trencher Roll). Wow, so delicious and, so worth the price!!!More

Had French toast. Didn’t taste egg or cinnamon. Bacon was fatty and flaccid. Coffee wasn’t great. Nice staff and nice building. People a bit packed in.More