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Where to eat Cafe food in Salisbury: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Salisbury. If you saw Chevy Chase's masterpiece European Vacation, you'll recognize Stonehenge's massive formation. (As a citizen of the world, you should recognize Stonehenge anyway.) The prehistoric stone circle is eight miles from Salisbury, and its visitors provide a boost to the local economy. With a history dating back over 5,000 years, there is no shortage of significant places to visit in and around Salisbury. On the "must see" list are Salisbury Cathedral, Longleat and Stourhead gardens (and Stonehenge, of course).
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10. Robert Lewis Chocolate and Tea Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By R0y64
While out walking around Salisbury, we stopped for a coffee for myself and hot chocolate for my daughter..Being a nice hot day, this place offers outside seating, so being a smoker, I can have a cigarette while sipping my delicious coffee.Order and pay in shop, then the staff bring out the prepared drinks to your table.Not the cheapest for drinks, but you cannot argue with the quality of their drinks.The hot chocolate appears to be made from real chocolate. The coffe is proper barrista made.A selection of sugar cubes in white and brown are offered on the tables.Will stopping again when we get up there again.
9. Cosy Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Victor_Delta
Looked a really interesting place so we went in for a coffee etc full of expectation. You are asked to wait to be seated but even though the place was only about half full, it took 3-4 minutes for anyone to greet and seat us. Then we waited ages for someone to come and take our order only to be told that one had to order at the bar, but no one had bothered to tell us that on arrival. Once ordered there was then a very long wait for our drinks to arrive, although they were not bad when we did eventually get them!So only go to this cafe if you are patient and have plenty of time on your hands.
8. Salisbury Arts Centre Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Basically we believe that the arts make life better and that everyone should have the opportunity to experience them. We present theatre, music, dance, comedy, family shows, films, exhibitions and workshops. We regularly offer free activities - from Live
Reviewed By GC1515
Always worth popping into the Arts Centre cafe on a weekend even with small children. It is pretty chilled out and family-friendly with a range of light meals/snacks/cakes on offer to suit most pallets. It is very colourful inside and always has small exhibitions of art that are free to view. A beautiful building too that is well worth a visit.
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7. The Cross Keys Restaurant, Coffee Shop & Tea Rooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 128 reviews
Reviewed By AngieP49
Whilst in Salisbury we fancied a drink so called into this cafe which offers table service.The building goes back to 14 century and on the menu there is an interesting history written.We sat downstairs but there are two more floors upstairs.We chose coffee, earl grey tea and lemon cake.Everything was good and service efficient.Loved the surroundings and will go back for a meal next time.
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6. Ed Dibbles at the Park
Cooking feasts from far-away places, in the heart of Salisbury! Serving up signature sandwiches from all four corners of the world, along with soups, stews, salads, and other street food snacks.
Reviewed By Catherine S
Having already had lunch at the cafe we decided to try brunch. The food was delicious, especially the âegg in a holeâ which was a bagel with smoked salmon and avocado with a fried egg. The service was friendly but slow but there is a sign up explaining that the food is cooked to order. Just be prepared to wait- itâs worth it.
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5. The Yard Cafe Salisbury England
Overall Ratings
5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Anne H
I've lived in Salisbury for 25 years and only found this wonderful cafe through a Taste Trail in connection with the International Arts Festival. It's now my favourite place to go for a cup of tea and cake, or a light lunch. Find it up an alleyway off West Street, accessible from Fisherton Road via Dews Street or North Street - look carefully as you can't see the entrance tip you are on top of it! The Yard offers a warm welcome and the best carrot cake I've ever tasted - the icing is kept separately in the fridge so the cake doesn't go sorry and is not sickly sweet - and a rotation of other delicious cakes including the chocolate amaretto cake to die for. I took the family there and we ordered '1 of everything' and cut them into pieces - yum. The cheesy scrambled eggs is a favourite, too. The cafe is also a gallery with lots of small gifts and items, and it's all very original and quirky and characterful. Antique mismatched china cups and saucers, a lovely yard for sitting out in and a fireplace and squishy sofas for the winter. Look out for the teacup tree and Mr Fox in the loo! Cats are unobtrusively around and and the lovely Sadie the dog is friendly (particularly if you have scrambled egg) but always polite.
4. Bernieres Tea Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Small family owned and run tearooms offering morning coffee, light and main lunches and afternoon teas in the summer. Situated next to the military museum in Salisbury's Cathedral Close. Outside seating in summer. Sunday lunches require reservations and o
Reviewed By Neil H
Having visited nearby Arundells, we were looking for somewhere to have lunch, we choose the Sunday roast, simple no frills, just good home cooked fayre, small wine list, local beer and an unusual cider, Breton, served in a bowl, definitely recommend it. Worth noting they only accept cash, if needed ATM is only 5 minutes away.
3. Jenny's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By GoonerGav
We enjoyed a good lunch in this restaurant, it's menu is reminiscent of the old style Wimpy Bar and Golden Egg restaurants. I consider this as good thing!The food was appetising and well presented, served swiftly by pleasant staff.A testament to its quality and value is that many of the diners appeared to be regulars.We will no doubt return when next in the city.
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2. The Refectory
Overall Ratings
4 based on 227 reviews
The Cathedral's Refectory Restaurant is open Monday to Saturdays from 9.30Am to 5.30Pm and Sundays from 10.00Am to 5.00Pm (except Christmas Day). This unique glass-roofed area provides a wonderful space in which to relax, meet up with friends and enjoy fo
Reviewed By jimpQ2490OE
A very decent stop during our tour of the campus there, had a decent selection of souvenirs and a solid enough selection of snacks we didn't feel the need to go off property looking for a nibble and a drink . Good service.
1. Bird & Carter Farm Shop Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By Tracey L
Popped in for a takeaway coffee enroute to Warminster - the quiche and sausage roll lunch was perfect and the cheese counter excellent. Bought some Barkham Blue which is delicious.Such helpful and friendly service too!We will definitely be back. It inspired us to have a smorgasbord of goodies for Saturday nightâs supper
