The best restaurants in Salisbury St Martin's and Cathedral Wiltshire South West

Lovely food. Friendly service. Cosy atmosphere. Reasonable prices.

Visited the farm shop today for lunch and was very pleasantly surprised. Friendly efficient service and lovely atmosphere. Steak and ale also chicken, bacon and leek pies served with veggie mash and gravy were excellent. Loose leaf tea in a pot was a real treat. Would definitely highly recommend.

I would have given one star because the outdoor seating is ruined by smokers and people vaping, but wife said the coffee was ok tasting so two stars. Coffee was served in a cardboard cup despite advertising on window stating Fresh Bean Coffee and the overall look suggesting an artisan bakery. It’s just a Greg’s in a different coloured suit.

Not sure how this place makes a living as it is hidden away on the top floor of an antiques shop in the centre of Salisbury. Quaint & quirky. Teas, coffees and light meals - salads, sandwiches, toasties, baked potatoes. All nicely served in proper cuos, pots & plates. Sit be the window and you can watch the world go by in the street below. Charming.

Five star coffee and cakes. Nice vibe, very relaxed. Good selection. Dog friendly if that's your thing Highly recommend!

The ice tea with milk was good. Food was quite tasty, only a bit pricy.

Popped in on the way to Bristol and picked up some cake for my partners birthday. Both were absolutely amazing! The Guinness chocolate cake is divine! Not a fan of chocolate normally but it isn't overpowering, not dry at all and very great crumb consistency 👏 will be back again soon

Lovely place to grab a bite and a drink, the interior is beautiful.

More cafe than restaurant with 16 covers from 1900. Olives and risotto were tasteless. I felt sorry for the lady serving who did her best to lift the atmosphere but ended up clearing tables at 2100.

Nice place, good food, and quick and courteous service. Great pub atmosphere in general and dogs are welcome. Recommended.

Very friendly service, nice atmosphere and you can order in delicious Nole pizzas delivered to you from next door.

Very busy lunchtime but great food and service.

We arrived and after 30 mins had to ask if we could order drinks. We all ordered the Coronation Chicken Burger which for over £16 when it arrived was extremely disappointing and over priced for what we got. The burger itself was very small, overcooked and hard. All that was in the burger was some kind of sauce and wilted lettuce, this was accompanied by a few chips. We did complain and they gave us our drinks for free! A diet coke, Pink Lemonade and a small spritzer. We won't be returning, sorry Cosy Club bad value for money and poorly cooked.

Went with friends. Party of 8 plus dogs. Food was amazing and as I'm gluten free had the most delicious fish and chips which is a rare treat for me along with very friendly service. Would definitely recommend it.

Some classic British dishes on the menu, helpful service, and the bar (which is associated with the hotel) has plenty of beers, lagers and wine. Lots of room between the 4 to 5 tables in the main dining area, although I suspect you could eat at tables by the bar. Meanwhile, you’re in a very old stylist building within the Salisbury city centre.