By chance we changed our minds at the last minute and decided to try Sally Lunn's for dinner. We heard about the Early Bird special, but wanted to go for a walk by the beautiful Avon beforehand. We popped in about 5:45 and asked if we could reserve a table for 6:30. No problem, even though the place was packed.... more

We had a nice lunch at Sally Lunns following a morning visit to the Roman Baths. Sally Lunns is very close to the Roman Baths (5 minutes walking). The house itself is very small as is expected for the oldest house in Bath. It was neat to walk up the stairs to the 2nd floor where our party of 3... more

I read the reviews and hesitated to go yesterday, but it's one of those things you have to try just once when visiting Bath, I think. I took myself and my 3 kids ages 8, 6 and 4. We were immediately made to feel very welcome by 2 smiling staff, were seated comfortably, hot chocolates were brought very quickly for... more

We called in Sally Lunns on what seemed to be quiet tuesday evening in Bath after the easter bank holiday. My wife and i waited in the hallway for what seemed ages until a waitress appeared out of the kitchen. I requested a table but she was quite abrupt at the fact we had not booked. (even though the restaraunt... more

The Sally Lunn claims to be the oldest house in Bath. It's a small house near Bath Abbey and the Roman Baths with a distinctive red sign. Downstairs is museum to Sally Lunn and her art of making the delicious Sally Lunn buns. The musuem is kind of hokey with bad mannequins dressed in period garb. It's not well presented... more

Having visited Sally Lunns once before some years ago I wanted to take my partner. It was even better than I remembered it - food excellent and unique - service second to none and the coffee just kept coming ! A lovely experience. more

Having now visited Sally Lunn's several times I wanted to write this to encourage others to go and sample the famous Sally Lunn's bun! Served in a variety of ways, with my personal favourite being the Sally Lunn cream tea. There are always plenty of attentive staff with service always being very prompt. The museum kitchen is excellent to see... more

I am from Taiwan and currently study in Bristol. I have heard about Sally Lunn's from some of my friends many times and they said that I would regret if I didnt go there. After I went there and had afyernoon tea, all I can say is that u should come here at least once in ur life. For good... more

My mother and I visited Sally Lunns on a Christmas shopping trip to Bath. We recieved a warm welcome on arriving and were seated promptly. The food was excellent and the fact that everything was served on a bun was a bit different and a lovely touch. The service was very good and we didnt have to wait long although... more