Historic restaurant and kitchen museum

Sally Lunn’s Historic Bath Restaurant

Try a Sally Lunn Bath Bunn in the old house just behind the Abbey, then look downstairs at the kitchen museum before leaving.

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Why go

What makes Sally Lunn’s Historic Bath Restaurant worth considering

Use Sally Lunn's to taste a Bath food tradition inside the old house.

It combines breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner, and a small historic exhibit in a location that fits between the Roman Baths and the station.

Plan your visit

Best for: First-time visitors, history-minded diners, afternoon-tea plans, families, and travellers who want an edible Bath souvenir.
Look for: Walk in during the daytime, book the set afternoon tea or evening dinner, and check the current menu before choosing a sweet or savoury Bath Bunn dish.
What sets it apart: The dining rooms occupy one of Bath's oldest houses, and the kitchen museum presents the bakery story beneath the restaurant.
Address: 4 North Parade Passage, Bath BA1 1NX
Before you book: Daytime tables usually do not require a reservation. Book the named afternoon-tea sitting, dinner, or a group visit through the official page.

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