This place offers a unique experience, you're seated very quickly and there's a large range of sweet and savoury buns to eat fresh. I'd highly recommend the bun with jam/clotted cream or cinnamon butter, and take one home from the shop!

After our quick snack we visited the "museum". It is very small and not really a museum but a 3D still life of a lady baking at an old oven.

The dedicated Museum is small, is a kitchen which believe to be Sally's, where she made and baked the bun, which now famous with her name. Nothing else, But you also come to see the oldest building in Bath, which you can enjoy by have...More

Comes free if you use the tea rooms above, and is a small but interesting display to visit before you buy the obligatory Bath Buns and head out into the street.

This is a nice look into the past and a good way to enjoy the amazing buns with the right context why the buns have become so famous.

The food was wonderful, we had the special and really enjoyed their "specialty" bread. However, the service was slow and we ended up missing a tour that we had hoped to join.

Great way to give perspective to when the Streets of Bath were lower than they are today. You can buy Sally Lunn Buns to Take Away, and the Lady serving was Very knowledgeable about Sally Lunn and her Shop.

Nothing particularly special but good to kill an hour if you visit the restaurant too. The Bath bus sold here are expensive but tasty.

I'd barely call this a museum, really, as it's just a small room with a scene depicting what the old bakery was like beneath the restaurant, but it's worth a peek if you're already there for a bunn. Plus, they've got fresh bunns to take...More

A very small museum, but a worthwhile stop. The buns are good, and we took some for a picnic at a nearby park.