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 Strolling around Bath by londonlover This little street near the Baths and Bath Abbey, besides being quite picturesque, holds three cute little places to eat--Demuth's (vegetarian), Sally Lunn's (famous for Lunn Buns), and Tilley's Bistro (see my restaurant tips). All three looked good, but Tilley's was heavenly! Leave a Comment
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 Sally Lunn's House, Bath by Ben-UK First I must confess I didn't go in Sally Lunn's -- dating back to 1482 it's the oldest house in the city and is now a museum and, being home to the Sally Lun Bun, it's also a refreshment room. Full details on the below website Leave a Comment
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Sally Lunn's is housed in the oldest house in Bath. Come here to taste her famous buns, which can be served as a sweet or savoury dish, and you can come just for afternoon tea or a full meal. It's a very busy place, but table turnover is fast, so there shouldn't be a long wait. Address: 4 North Parade PassagePhone: 01225 461 634Directions: Behind Bath Abbey and the Tourist Information OfficeWebsite: www.sallylunns.co.uk
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In the 17th century, a french immigrant came to Bath and opened a restaurant. From France, she brought a recipe with her: A brioche-style bread which was later known as the Sally Lunn bun. Today, her restaurant still exists and the Sally Lunn bun became famous. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner, but many visitors (like me) just visit the “museum” in the basement. The “museum” is rather small and, in my opinion, nice but not exciting. You can see the kitchen where Sally Lunn used to work, together with some old kitchen utensils. Excavations in this house also brought earlier kitchens from medieval times and even roman times to the light. In the basement, you will also find the shop, where you can buy a couple of Sally Lunn products, including the famous bun. There is a small entry fee (30 p as far as I can remember), but the friendly lady at the shop told me that I don’t need to pay it. The Sally Lunn house is also the oldest private house in Bath, being built in 1482. Leave a Comment Address: 4 North Parade Passage BathDirections: Close to the south of the Roman Baths and the Abbey.
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