Wiltshire. 68 entries mapped.
Visitors appreciate the good variety of food and drinks, offering something different from standard high street fare. This riverside spot offers a lovely outdoor seating area, perfect for enjoying the sun. While staff are generally described as very friendly, there is a report of an unpleasantly abrupt interaction with the owner. Some evidence points to occasional rudeness from management.
Unit 18-19 The Maltings, Salisbury SP1 1BD
Diners consistently enjoy the delicious, plentiful food, great coffee, and reliable gluten-free options. The cafe is described as a welcoming, clean, and charming environment with plenty of character. The brilliant, friendly staff provide top-notch service that makes guests feel valued and safe regarding dietary needs.
Old George Inn, 13 High St, Salisbury SP1 2NJ
They provide a great selection of items, though some bottled drinks are considered severely overpriced. This cafe offers a straightforward, functional environment for a quick stop. The staff are friendly, conscientious about allergies, and deliver quick service. Prices for basic items like bottled water can feel exploitative.
S Western Rd, Salisbury SP2 7RS
While the cakes are highly praised and there are good vegan options, some find the hot food to be average and served cold. The cafe provides a clean, welcoming, and relaxing atmosphere that many find perfect for unwinding. Service is generally excellent, contributing to a pleasant overall visit. Some hot food items have been reported as cold and feeling mass-produced rather than homemade.
69 Fisherton St, Salisbury SP2 7SU
The establishment is clean, attractively presented, and offers excellently priced goods alongside a cafe element. This quirky, well-organized shop offers a fascinating browsing experience among antiques and curiosities. A helpful manager is on hand to guide visitors through the wide range of specialities.
71 Fisherton St, Salisbury SP2 7ST
The bakery serves up delicious fresh breads, baked goods, made-to-order sandwiches, and good coffee. Located on the Market Square, it retains a genuine local feel rather than being overly touristy. Service is highlighted as polite, efficient, honest, and heartfelt.
Oatmeal Row, Salisbury SP1 1TH
The food is generally very good with large portions, though a few feel it is slightly expensive and there is a report of illness linked to the soft play area. This clean, friendly cafe has a nice, busy vibe that appeals to many. The staff are friendly, helpful, and provide excellent service. Some find the pricing high, and there is an isolated concern regarding the hygiene of the soft play area.
Unit 4 Market Walk, Salisbury SP1 1BT
They serve excellent coffee alongside a wide selection of reasonably priced, tasty cakes and vegan options. Situated in a quiet part of the park, it provides a lovely setting for a coffee break. The team is always happy to serve and creates a wonderful experience for guests.
Churchill Gardens, riverside walk, Salisbury SP1 2JN
The café provides wonderful refreshments to complement a visit to the historic property. An idyllic tea room situated within a historic National Trust house, offering beautiful gardens and views of the cathedral. Enthusiastic and knowledgeable volunteer staff run the venue with a friendly and welcoming approach.
The Close, Salisbury SP1 2EL
The menu reliably features delicious meals with plenty of thoughtful vegetarian and pescatarian options. A cosy, warm, and highly welcoming bistro that provides a perfect environment for relaxing after work. Outstanding, highly personalised service from a legendary team that remembers regular patrons' orders.
51 Blue Boar Row, Salisbury SP1 1DA
A dependable spot for lovely tasting food, excellent brunch options, and highly praised cakes and scones. A relaxing environment featuring pleasant decor and an inviting outdoor seating area. While staff are friendly and accommodating, food preparation can sometimes be inexplicably slow. Wait times for simple hot food items can occasionally extend to 40 minutes.
2-3 Bridge St, Salisbury SP1 2LX
Incredible coffee is served alongside excellent sweet treats, Pieminister pies, and numerous vegan and gluten-free options. A superbly located city-centre spot ideal for a relaxing sit-down coffee break. Visitors are consistently met with super friendly staff and a warm, genuine greeting.
Ride Coffee and moto, 5 Fish Row, Salisbury SP1 1EX
Quality is noticeably mixed, with some lush lunchtime treats offset by reports of cold pies and cheap, low-quality bread. A well-positioned little cafe offering a convenient stop near Salisbury Cathedral. The frontline staff are lovely and friendly, though management practices have raised health and safety concerns among patrons. High prices are sometimes mismatched with the use of cheap ingredients and food being served cold.
58 The Cl, Salisbury SP1 2EX
Standout, super tasty coffee is complemented by creative specials and delicious baked goods like banana bread. The cozy upstairs area makes it a wonderful environment for both relaxing and working on projects. Service is reliably polite, welcoming, and notably friendly.
35 High St, Salisbury SP1 2NJ
Guests enjoy the combination of pottery painting alongside good coffee, hot chocolate, and lovely cakes. This pottery cafe offers a relaxed, chilled-out setting that appeals to families and individuals looking for a fun painting experience. The staff are frequently praised as friendly, well-organised, and excellent at explaining the painting process. Several visitors note that the pottery painting experience can become quite expensive.
72 Fisherton St, Salisbury SP2 7RB
While homemade soups and gluten-free options are praised, other food is sometimes described as overpriced and poor quality. A visually lovely spot for brunch that can be marred by frustrating experiences with table management. Service is frequently criticised for being inattentive, dismissive, and unacceptably slow. Staff repeatedly ignore waiting customers and fail to serve tables in the correct order.
24 Butcher Row, Salisbury SP1 1EP
The coffee and lush brownies are highly praised, alongside delicious flatbreads. Situated in a beautiful location, this cafe provides a relaxed environment for lingering, though it can get quite full. Service experiences are mixed, with some noting fast attention while others report significant delays and inflexible seating policies. Customers report slow service during busy times, relatively high breakfast prices, and a reluctance from staff to accommodate larger groups.
102 Crane St, Salisbury SP1 2QD
Patrons highlight the exceptional flat whites, delicious matcha lattes, and excellent ginger cake. This cute cafe features lots of plants and a comfy, welcoming atmosphere. The lovely staff add to the highly recommended local coffee shop experience.
16 Dews Rd, Salisbury SP2 7SN
Patrons enjoy the cheap beer, though one visitor notes it isn't an actual working brewery. This pub boasts a great vibe, featuring a well-kept courtyard garden and a pool table. The welcoming environment helps create a relaxed spot for locals and visitors alike.
75 Castle St, Salisbury SP1 3SP
Patrons highlight the great gin selection on offer. A fun and engaging environment makes this pub a great place to spend time. The bar staff are commended for their wit, banter, and amazing stories.
118 Fisherton St, Salisbury SP2 7QT
The food, notably the fish and chips, is praised as really good by those who dine. This pub offers a warm welcome, particularly enjoyable during their fantastic quiz and open mic nights. While generally well-regarded, there are occasional complaints about unpredictable closing times compared to stated hours. Opening hours can sometimes be unreliable.
85 Castle St, Salisbury SP1 3SP
The food is generally seen as great value for the price, though some feel it is only mediocre. With ample free parking and clean tables, this pub is a convenient and comfortable spot to meet friends and family. Friendly and attentive staff usually ensure a good visit, but severe delays in food service have been reported. Food service times can occasionally be extremely slow.
Ayleswade Rd, Salisbury SP2 8DW
The food is described as incredible and delicious, accompanied by a decent choice of drinks. Located right by the train station, this pub boasts a fantastic outdoor beer garden and plenty of indoor seating. The bar staff are friendly, but the kitchen service can be notably slow, with occasional technical issues losing orders. Food wait times can be extensive due to kitchen and ticketing issues.
135 S Western Rd, Salisbury SP2 7RR
The carvery and steaks are praised as excellent, though popular food items can run out quickly during busy periods. The pub offers a friendly environment with a nice outdoor garden that is great for watching football and playing pool. Service can be a bit disjointed, with some guests finding food unavailable despite open hours. Carvery options can run out quickly, and food availability can be unpredictable.
54 Wilton Rd, Salisbury SP2 7ES
It serves as a basic stopover with shared facilities, though no food is offered on-site. The tavern offers clean rooms but can be noisy, requiring earplugs for overnight stays. The staff are noted for being friendly and helpful. The environment can be noisy for overnight guests, and no food is available.
123 Gigant St, Salisbury SP1 2BQ
The selection of excellent cheese platters, fresh breads, and wines rivals top continental establishments. This hidden gem boasts a buzzing atmosphere and an interesting interior. The passionate, knowledgeable hosts engage warmly with their customers.
3 Fish Row, Salisbury SP1 1EX
The bar offers a great selection of drinks alongside comforting, well-received food options like a Canadian chip and gravy dish. A highly friendly and child-friendly local pub that maintains a genuinely great atmosphere. The dedicated new owners work incredibly hard and offer exceptionally kind, accommodating service.
31-35 Endless St, Salisbury SP1 1DP
Visitors enjoy the well-received buffet food and the presence of a well-maintained pool table. This lively pub features a thoughtfully decorated interior, a popular garden area, and weekend DJ sets playing classic dance hits on a small dance floor. The staff provide a highly approachable, chill, and friendly service that keeps the drinks flowing smoothly. The indoor music can sometimes be overly loud, making conversation difficult, and securing a seat inside is occasionally a challenge.
59-61 Winchester St, Salisbury SP1 1HL
The kitchen elevates standard pub fare with perfectly cooked mains, complemented by divine cocktails. A vibrant and energetic pub that boasts an impressive upstairs cocktail, rum, and whiskey bar. The brilliantly hardworking general manager leads a dedicated and tireless service team.
83 Catherine St, Salisbury SP1 2DH
The food is generally well-regarded and provides a solid option for a casual bite alongside drinks. A cozy and dog-friendly venue boasting an amazing beer garden that catches the full sun right in the city centre. Service experiences wildly fluctuate between highly helpful drink recommendations and miserably slow, ungracious interactions. Customers frequently endure unacceptably long waits for food and occasionally encounter sullen staff.
7 The Maltings, Salisbury SP1 1BD
Excellent value pub grub, including gluten-free options, pairs with a huge range of local and national craft beers. A very relaxed and family-friendly environment that is ideal for group gatherings. The team delivers excellent, fast service even when handling large groups.
39 Winchester St, Salisbury SP1 1HG
While it serves as a straightforward local spot, there are isolated concerns about the consistency of some draft beers. A proper, traditional local pub offering a classic atmosphere complete with a pool table, darts, a jukebox, and live music. Service is generally experienced as friendly by regulars, though occasional reports of slow or inattentive staff exist. There are mentions of inconsistent drink quality and occasional issues with staff attentiveness.
53-55 Devizes Rd, Salisbury SP2 7LQ
The bar maintains an impressive rotation of seven ales on tap and consistently great beer. A proper, atmospheric back-street boozer featuring live bands, darts, and a highly welcoming, family-friendly vibe. The incredibly friendly staff help foster a strong sense of community alongside the welcoming locals.
Duke Of York, 34 York Rd, Salisbury SP2 7AS
It maintains a wide selection of beers, though some patrons feel the pricing on certain drafts is steep compared to local alternatives. This surprisingly spacious corner pub offers a nice vibe with plenty of seating both indoors and out. While many find the staff welcoming, there are reports of slow service and preferential treatment towards regulars. Some visitors report unexpectedly high drink prices and uneven queue management at the bar.
28 Salt Ln, Salisbury SP1 1EG
The kitchen serves fantastic traditional food, though the cocktail selection is somewhat limited. An incredible, historically rich 14th-century pub that acts as a genuine time capsule of a bygone era. Outstandingly friendly and knowledgeable servers eagerly share the deep history of the building with visitors.
1 Minster St, Salisbury SP1 1TB
Patrons enjoy an excellent selection of local and regional beers, perfectly kept ales, and well-regarded pizzas sourced from neighbouring Nole Pizza. This old-school pub offers a cosy upstairs area and a large outdoor terrace. The genial management and friendly bar staff provide some of the warmest welcomes in town.
16 Butcher Row, Salisbury SP1 1EP
Recent feedback highlights severe inconsistencies with the food, noting tasteless soups and soggy, stale ploughman's components. This venue operates as a traditional ale and coffee house. Service details are largely overshadowed by significant culinary shortcomings. Reviews consistently criticise the food quality, citing watery soups and stale ingredients.
80 Crane St, Salisbury SP1 2QD
The gastropub menu features delicious, tender beef burgers and impressive Sunday lunches alongside meticulously crafted beers. The friendly, dog-welcoming pub boasts a buzzing atmosphere, especially during warm weather on the spacious outdoor seating. Prompt, attentive, and deeply personal service ensures a flawless dining experience.
10-11 Ox Row, Salisbury SP1 1EU
Diners praise the tasty fish and chips, standout pies, and a highly recommended mushroom salad. A charming and cosy old English pub that features a great upstairs area for intimate private gatherings. The staff are incredibly kind, offering top-tier customer care and a warm welcome.
19 Salt Ln, Salisbury SP1 1DT
The historic setting is the main draw, though facilities may feel dated to some. Set in a 500-year-old building with couch seating and a modern jukebox, it offers a very relaxed and social environment. Friendly staff, including a notably charismatic barman, contribute to the welcoming vibe. Some guests report a noticeable smell of damp and poorly maintained toilet facilities.
17 Bedwin St, Salisbury SP1 3UT
The pub offers a good selection of real ales, food with vegan options, and even cake for a well-rounded offering. A fantastic venue for live arts and music, boasting multiple stages, a large garden tent, and a brilliant, family-friendly atmosphere. Staff are generally found to be very helpful and friendly, making it a supportive hub for the local community. A few recent experiences highlight instances of abrasive attitude from specific bar staff.
113 Rampart Rd, Salisbury SP1 1JA
The pub offers a nostalgic, old-school drinking experience. A traditional, little corner pub filled with cosy nooks and a classic Green Man aesthetic. Service aligns with the relaxed, traditional pub environment.
27 Estcourt Rd, Salisbury SP1 3AS
The extensive wine list and delicious menu options stand out in this highly regarded Indian restaurant. Diners praise the smart, festive environment that enhances the overall dining experience. Staff are noted for being very knowledgeable, attentive, and welcoming.
60 Fisherton St, Salisbury SP2 7RB
The food is highly praised as excellent and freshly made, with plenty of lunch options available. The unassuming exterior hides a lovely, vibrant atmosphere inside. Service is generally considered excellent, though one review mentions a confusing and expensive billing issue regarding a voucher and unrequested items. There is a reported instance of overcharging and voucher confusion.
90 Fisherton St, Salisbury SP2 7QY
The varied, traditional Indian menu features fresh, exceptionally tasty dishes that are cooked to perfection. Though the front section can appear quiet, the overall atmosphere is generally described as great. Service is prompt and efficient, showing that the staff clearly know what they are doing.
Crane House, 90 Crane St, Salisbury SP1 2QD
Guests rave about the fresh, delicious, Mediterranean-inspired food with generous portions, alongside excellent cocktails and soft drinks. The restaurant maintains an inviting vibe and delivers an excellent experience even on quiet nights. Servers are highly attentive, friendly, and gracious, refusing to just go through the motions.
4a Endless St, Salisbury SP1 1DL
Opinions are split; many praise the fabulous, authentic Kerala flavours and presentation, while others found the food cold and tasteless. The restaurant features a calm, welcoming atmosphere that makes for a pleasant dining experience. Staff are generally welcoming and accommodating with allergies, but there are multiple reports of exceptionally long wait times for food. Service speed can be very slow, with significant waits for food reported.
Mill Stream Approach, Castle St, Salisbury SP1 3TA
Most find the food to be high quality, tasty, and not greasy, though there is a report of a bland takeaway order missing key ingredients. The restaurant features nice lighting, gentle piano music, and a relaxing vibe. Staff are consistently described as very friendly, kind, and providing fantastic service. Takeaway consistency can occasionally slip.
3 Rollestone St, Salisbury SP1 1DX
Diners enjoy fresh, tasty seafood and good portion sizes, though a few found certain items rubbery or the steak too thin for the price. The restaurant provides a nice setting, though some feel the background music could be more lively. The staff and management are remarkably friendly and accommodating, going above and beyond for their guests. Some premium dishes may not feel like the best value for money.
68 Castle St, Salisbury SP1 3TS
Guests consistently praise the authentic, absolutely delicious Indian and Nepalese cuisine. The restaurant offers a pleasant and inviting environment for enjoying a meal. The brilliant, attentive staff go out of their way to be kind and accommodating.
129-133 S Western Rd, Salisbury SP2 7RR
It is a popular choice for local takeout. This is a straightforward takeaway establishment focused on quick service. The counter staff are described as amazing, though customers should be careful to use the correct website for ordering.
31 Devizes Rd, Salisbury SP2 7AA
The kitchen delivers reliably fresh sushi, high-quality sashimi, and well-cooked meat dishes. Spotless and traditionally decorated interiors complete with authentic music create a genuinely immersive dining environment. Friendly and attentive service consistently enhances the dining experience. Timing issues can occasionally result in dishes arriving at different times or not at optimal temperatures.
2b Market Walk, Salisbury SP1 1BT
Consistently delicious Mediterranean cuisine featuring fresh ingredients, standout hot and cold mezze, and excellent lamb shish. A welcoming and vibrant hidden gem that delivers a proper Mediterranean experience in the heart of Salisbury. Outstanding and highly personable service is a hallmark, with knowledgeable waiters and a chef who frequently engages with diners.
99 Fisherton St, Salisbury SP2 7SP
The kitchen produces highly praised pizzas featuring handmade bases and delicious, high-quality toppings. A bustling spot in the square that can get particularly busy during peak evening hours. While the servers are invariably polite and friendly, service pacing can fluctuate. Food wait times can stretch up to 45 minutes during the busy evening rush.
4 Butcher Row, Salisbury SP1 1EP
A good selection of reasonably priced noodle dishes like chicken chow mein, though occasional quality control issues have been reported. A casual, reliable spot that serves as a staple destination for many visiting the city. Diners consistently highlight the swift and efficient service. Some isolated reports mention billing inaccuracies and food safety concerns.
39 Catherine St, Salisbury SP1 2DH
A selection of great cakes and fresh pastries provides a reliable draw for visitors. The venue features limited indoor seating, while the outdoor area can sometimes become unpleasantly smoky. Staff provide a straightforward cafe service that makes it a pleasant find for new visitors. Seating is limited indoors, and the outdoor area is frequently affected by smoke.
26 Butcher Row, Salisbury SP1 1EP
Generally phenomenal, fresh Greek cuisine, though occasional inconsistency can lead to dry meat and greasy chips. A straightforward, food-focused setup known locally for providing some of the best Greek takeaways in the area. Friendly staff offer exceptionally fast service and highly reliable, hot deliveries. Some dishes occasionally suffer from being overly greasy or having dry, chewy meat.
12 Minster St, Salisbury SP1 1TF
Beautiful and highly regarded Thai dishes like Panang and Pad Thai pair excellently with a strong selection of real ales and ciders. A lovely, dog-friendly pub setting that provides a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere for enjoying a meal. The staff consistently deliver attentive, helpful, and notably friendly service.
69 Brown St, Salisbury SP1 2AS
The excellent kitchen turns out perfect, incredibly delicious Thai dishes across the entire menu. A welcoming and hospitable dining room overseen directly by the attentive owners. Service is characterised by genuine warmth and a highly welcoming approach from both staff and owners.
58A Fisherton St, Salisbury SP2 7RB
An exceptionally reliable kitchen serving fresh, authentic Thai cuisine that has impressed diners for over a decade. A consistently popular and buzzing venue that maintains a lively atmosphere on weekends. The highly attentive and friendly staff efficiently manage the busy room and accommodate walk-ins.
House of Steps, 71 New St, Salisbury SP1 2PH
Patrons highly rate the food, highlighting the delightful cakes, nicely dressed salads, and great tea and coffee. Tucked away above an antiques shop, this hidden gem offers a wonderful atmosphere decorated with local artists' work. The service is consistently described as friendly and welcoming.
37 Catherine St, Salisbury SP1 2DH
The bar offers a wide selection of craft beers, albeit with occasional availability issues on tap. A conveniently located venue for City Hall visitors, though the atmosphere can sometimes feel unwelcoming. Service can occasionally feel overly zealous or unaccommodating to guests. Soft drinks are notably overpriced, and some draft beers run out by the weekend.
12-14 Fisherton St, Salisbury SP2 7RG
Excellent burgers and generally tasty food are occasionally undermined by deliveries arriving cold, dry, or missing salad. A highly popular local takeaway spot widely regarded by many as the best in town. In-store staff are very polite and generous, though post-delivery phone support can be distinctly unhelpful. Takeaway deliveries can sometimes suffer from small portions, missing items, and cold, dry meat.
18 Fisherton St, Salisbury SP2 7RG
Food quality is highly variable, with excellent BBQ ribs contrasting against dishes with odd flavours and textures. Operates primarily as a takeaway service providing meals for home dining. Standard takeaway service execution handles off-site dining orders. Certain menu items can suffer from unusual and off-putting flavour and texture combinations.
109A Exeter St, Salisbury SP1 2SF
Diners recommend the lovely lamb biryani, keema naan, and the availability of vegan options. A reliable Indian restaurant offering a straightforward and pleasant dining setting. Service is consistently described as brilliant and dependable.
111-113 S Western Rd, Salisbury SP2 7RR
The authentic Mexican dishes are praised for being delicious and offering good value. A colourful, independent Mexican restaurant with fantastic decor and a lively vibe. The exceptionally friendly and attentive staff deliver brilliant service with big smiles. A few diners have experienced delayed initial greetings and missed special occasion requests.
19 - 21 High St, Salisbury SP1 2NJ
The unique menu delivers tender, melt-in-the-mouth brisket and highly praised chicken wings, though one reviewer felt it lacked authentic taste. A warm, family-run smokehouse offering an inviting setting for deeply flavoured meals. Service is described as excellent, lovely, and accommodating, adding great value to the meal.
31 Catherine St, Salisbury SP1 2DQ
Diners consistently enjoy the well-priced, thin-crust pizzas and good coffee. A centrally located pizzeria with a pleasant ambiance, even if the background music leans French rather than Italian. The very friendly staff ensure a welcoming and cheerful dining experience.
46 Silver St, Salisbury SP1 2NE