A really interesting building as a place for lunch We ordered two different savory buns to maximise our experience Both delicious and a substantial tray lunch Beer was local and very good as was the Winter punch, just what was needed on a cold day

Sally Lunn’s Bath buns are amazing, I had a savoury and my better half had a sweet one, of course we shared and both were lovely and very filling....much better than you would think if you were about to eat a bun! The building is...More

I enjoyed visiting Sally Lunn's very much. I had a delicious bun with lemon jam. Friendly staff and fast service. Loved it!

So it’s the original Bath Bun in Bath!! What a delight, many different options to choose, from sweet to savoury in very ‘historic’ surroundings. You certainly shouldn’t visit Bath without tasting a genuine bun from Sally Lunn’s!!

We had a weekday dinner here in a good traditional atmosphere after waiting for several minutes. Pear & walnut Salad(£6.48) was good for our starters with House Champagne 125ml(£6.98) and Small Sparkling Water(£2.48). Main Courses were Devilled ham hock(£12.58) and Mrs Beeton's braised beef(£12.98) both...More

The staff were marvellous and there certainly is some great history. So I suppose you pay for the privilege. Really though, you're paying for just a half a large bread roll. Soup was good.More

Only stopped of for a bun. They are very nice but must be making a killing at nearly £5 for half a bun. Yes they are fairly big but they are very light. It was nice and so was the upstairs room we were in....More