Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House & Museum, Bath

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Table of food with sign and caption 'History & Buns'.

Sally Lunn’s Eating House is located in the beautiful city of Bath. It was built in 1482, and, as the plaque above its door explains, this makes it the oldest house still standing in the city. Most famous for its Sally Lunn bun, the eating house serves a wide range of local delicacies; from award-winning handmade pies to delicious baked pasties. Sally Lunn's can be seen as part of a tour of Bath.

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Sally Lunn’s Eating House is named after the French refugee, Sally Lunn, who arrived in 1680 after war erupted between France and the Holy Roman Empire in 1675. She established the bakery soon after arriving, becoming a local celebrity due to the popularity of her food.

Downstairs, the original kitchen Sally Lunn baked in has been preserved in excellent condition and can be viewed before 6pm. Recognisable by its blue door and blue-framed windows, the eating house has become a local landmark in the city. You can’t visit Bath and not eat a Sally Lunn bun, so come on down!

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