Salisbury Arts Centre Cafe in Wiltshire

Mi esposa, tres amigos y yo fuimos a ver un almuerzo en vivo que presentaba a mi hija Isobel Thatcher, cuya reputación europea está creciendo: ella también ha sido no. 3 en las listas de países canadienses recientemente. Izzie tocó y cantó maravillosamente, y el encantador personal nos trajo excelentes baguettes, paninis y ensaladas, con té, café y vino. Qué alivio del mundo libre de música que se nos impone. Izzie también vendió algunos álbumes: le cancelaron unos 40 conciertos y ha sido un año terrible. Puede comprar “Keeping On” y “On My Own” de Isobel Thatcher a través de su sitio web o en todos los medios habituales. Mientras tanto, todo el personal y el tipo de la megafonía hicieron que un año de basura fuera un poco mejor.

Perfect place to enjoy a coffee & cake while your toddler/child play in the games corner. Cafe is located at the back of the Arts Centre,a former old church maintaining design inside which makes this a special place. Fresh food and also very convenient for any pre/post event in the Arts Centre.

Siempre vale la pena ir al café del Centro de Artes un fin de semana, incluso con niños pequeños. Es bastante tranquilo y familiar, con una variedad de comidas ligeras / bocadillos / pasteles que se ofrecen para adaptarse a la mayoría de las paletas. Es muy colorido por dentro y siempre tiene pequeñas exposiciones de arte que son libres de ver. Un hermoso edificio que bien merece una visita.

Una pequeña cafetería con menú limitado, pero es comida encantadora, bien presentada y con una buena relación calidad-precio. Me encanta comer, beber y estar allí

Me encanta este café para reunirse con amigos, ambiente relajado y realmente da la bienvenida a niños y bebés. Una gran relación calidad-precio almuerzo para mamás.

There is so much to see and do in the arts centre, it is a lovely place to just drop by for a cuppa and a cake, watch a film, see a play, a band, some comedy, get some lunch or even pp in to see some of the fabulous art work

My four year old daughter won't walk past this place if it's open; we have to go in! A beautiful setting in an old church, you're surrounded by the original high ceilings and beautiful stained glass windows. There are regular "live lunches" where you can eat your lunch while live music is played from the stage, and there are usually brilliant art exhibitions too. Food and drink are good quality and reasonably priced and the staff are friendly and helpful. The toilets are always clean and well maintained as well. My daughter mainly wants to visit because they have cupcakes that come with a little pot of sprinkles to decorate for yourself, and there's a box of children's toys to play with!

Descubrimlos scones la primera vez que viaje a Inglaterra y me volvi una fan desde ese entonces. Aqui probe unos scones diferentes y originales que em encantaron

This isn't a review as such as we never got to eat there. On a trip to Salisbury we planned to eat here having checked the website. The opening times suited us and the menu looked great. It is a little out of the centre so once we were getting hungry we walked over there. However, the cafe was closed. When there is an event on the cafe closes because of noise. It doesn't say this on the website. So, we didn't get to try the food!

Beautiful setting in an old church with stunning stained glass windows in place to stream the multi-coloured lighting. I popped in on a warm sunny day and it was a cool and calm comparison. Lunch menu has a variety of sandwiches, baguettes and jacket potatoes. I had the bacon, brie and cranberry served on a warm white baguette - it was mouth watering and under £5. Drinks are classic café with tea, coffee and cans of soft drinks in the fridge. A restful and well worth a visit.

I've stopped by here a number of times, usually for a hot drink and a treat to keep me going if I'm busy in town. Homemade cheese scones, flapjacks and chocolate tiffin are all wickedly good. The atmosphere is ultra-relaxed, people have meetings over coffee, Mums with youngsters meet for lunch or a cuppa, there's plenty of space, the menu is affordable and everything is tasty and fresh. Can't beat it.

Ate here before a matinee and had a huge bowl of homemade soup with 2 giant slices of bread-yummy and perfect for a cool rainy day.

went here for catch up with friends and family - really nice. good food and reasonable prices. friendly, helpful staff. it was a wee bit cold so maybe put heating on higher?!? it's good because there's lots of space and you don't feel penned in on all sides.

One Saturday we walked by and saw the doors open and walked in - to find a live music performance being offered as free accompaniment to lunch-time food and drink. A really attractive venue with a wide variety of offerings, it's well worth a look.

Amazing place to socialise, have coffee with friends or family while looking at fantastic art work. Family friendly with toy box so kids can play while you relax with homemade cake. Staff are friendly and welcoming to :D

been here a few times for tea and cake ..which were lovely. in a very friendly atmosphere ....they also provide live lunchs .... where you can dine and be entertained by live music ,,,,they also have family days which my children love , especially the enthusiasm of the hoodwink team ,,,,they have exhibitions and many other events ,,too many to mention , but on line, they have an events programme .....if you find something that catches your eye , well worth the visit even for something as simple as tea and cake

This a nice clean café serving snacks ,teas ,coffee etc. It was about to close when we arrived but we were served promptly and .Well done.courteously

What a beautiful venue! This is a deconsecrated church so has fantastic acoustics. This was my main reason for choosing this venue over others and it was a great choice. The staff were really friendly and helpful and the pre-gig meal was delicious. I thoroughly enjoyed the gig here and will definitely go back in the future, if there's a gig there that I would like to see, even though it's hundreds of miles from me.

Went here for lunch, but I'm unlikely to go again. The soup was only just warm and in the draughty surroundings it quickly went cold. No decaf latte or cappuccino available either. On the plus side they do offer gluten free bread with the soup. I couldn't see any gluten free cake though. Service was slow at the counter as only one person working it. If a menu was visible at the beginning of the counter one could have decided what to eat before getting to the front.

We had a very relaxed hour looking through the crafts on sale here, and then discussing over a coffee

Live Lunch Sunday 1200-1400. If your fed-up with your usual Sunday roast then this is the venue for something a little different. The music was awesome, The Paper Trains, they played and sang lively and fun songs throughout the meal. The food was simple, presented well and delicious...And a fair price!

This place introduced me to the delights of the tuna melt! One of the yummiest lunches I've had with delish cajun coleslaw (never normally touch the stuff) - so big I couldn't finish (unheard of for me!) The waitress was really helpful and changed my filter coffee for a cafetiere at no charge when I discovered cafetiere was available and apologised for not having given me a choice. Never had service like that in my home town lol! I'm definitely going back and recommending to friends. Seemed like a really cool place and good to bring kids to as they had lots of toys to play with. Lovely gift shop but they need to invest in a better payment system. All in all a little gem!

Salisbury Arts Centre Cafe sell imaginative and tasty food, but prices are a little too high. An expensive treat.