We had the Christmas menu 2 courses but could only manage 1, we were charged the full amount but not offered the 2nd course to take away, we had 4 meals and 4 drinks at a cost of&pound;70. It would have been good if the server had told us we would have to pay for 2 courses

Cosy village pub, nice for a summer pint outside. Had the Guinness on tap &ndash; it was spot on. The lager looked good too. Just a proper, no-fuss place for a drink.

The team here is lovely. Really attentive, and they made a last-minute change to our breakfast order without any fuss. Just a nice, welcoming vibe throughout the whole meal.

First time here for a family dinner. The portions were huge, we all had to take some home. My dad&#39;s fish and chips plate was especially massive.

Ordered the Classic English and Eggs Royale. Both were cooked fresh, which was nice. The portions were decent for the price, you definitely get a proper plateful. Good for a filling breakfast without feeling ripped off.

Nice little spot. The teacakes are a treat, but the coffee could be a bit stronger.

The nut roast was excellent, really well seasoned. Veg cooked perfectly too. Presentation was spot on. Service was friendly and efficient. Good value for the quality.

The loaded fries are massive, perfect for sharing with a couple of mates. Really tasty and the portion is huge, we couldn&#39;t finish it! Staff were super friendly and chill, which made the whole vibe just right for a casual catch-up.

Been here a few times. It&#39;s attached to the museum, so it&#39;s usually pretty quiet. The interior is simple and clean, which I like. Good for a coffee and a read.

Popped in for a quick lunch. The staff were really friendly and chatty, which was nice. Food was good, no complaints there. Just took a little while to get the bill sorted at the end.

Loved the old-world charm here. We grabbed a seat outside overlooking the square on a sunny afternoon. The worn wooden tables and the quiet buzz just felt right. A lovely, timeless spot.

The quiz night was a blast! The host kept things moving and the questions were actually fun, not just random trivia. We didn&#39;t win bingo, but the whole vibe was so energetic. Definitely a solid spot for a laugh with mates.

Stopped in after seeing Stonehenge. The staff were really welcoming, especially with my mates who&#39;d never had Indian food before. Their suggestions were bang on.

Popped in for breakfast. Family-run spot, staff were really friendly. The full English was spot on, proper sausages and eggs just right. Bit of a trek to get here, but the food made it worthwhile.

Service was on point, quick and efficient. Our food arrived piping hot, no waiting around. They have a decent house red that went nicely with the steak.

One of the oldest pubs in Salisbury. Cosy, with wonky beams and a real fire. Getting a seat is a treat.

Came for a special dinner. The service was really attentive without being overbearing. They timed the courses perfectly, and the staff were genuinely friendly. Food was lovely, but honestly, the service is what made the evening.

We celebrated a birthday here, and the staff went above and beyond, even bringing out a cake with lit candles. The food was delicious and timely.

Lovely lunch outside on a warm day. The view was a nice bonus. What really stood out for me was the freshness of the ingredients in my salad. The greens were crisp, and the avocado was perfectly ripe. It felt like a genuinely healthy, balanced meal.

The fries were a touch salty for my taste, but the staff was very kind about swapping them out. The chicken itself was lovely and tender. A comfortable spot to enjoy a quiet meal.

Service is always quick, even when they&#39;re packed. The staff are just really friendly, you know? They remember your coffee order after a couple of visits. Makes the whole thing feel easy.

Loved the glass atrium for lunch. The natural light really makes the greens on the plate look so fresh and vibrant. A very pleasant spot to enjoy a simple, wholesome meal.

Came in on a whim. The grilled octopus was spot on - tender, smoky, a bit of char. Staff were chill and didn&#39;t rush us. Bit of a wait for the mains, but honestly, didn&#39;t mind.

Popped in for a late breakfast. The vegan plate was huge, with really nice mushrooms and avocado. Felt like a proper feed.

The coffee&#39;s good, and the toasted tea cake was a nice match. A solid, reliable spot for a standard Costa visit. I just wish they had a slightly more interesting single-origin option on the menu.

Duck and lamb chops were spot on, really tender. Salmon linguine was a bit too creamy for my taste, but the potatoes were a nice side. Decent meal overall.

Nice spot tucked between the cathedral and cloisters. The veggie options are pretty creative. Service was a bit slow though.

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