The best restaurants serving British food in Wiltshire South West

Sadly like most Restaurants it’s become an over priced gimmick for people who know nothing about good food.

While Cosy Club is a chain, the Salisbury branch has the feel of something really local. It’s on the edge of the town centre in a converted college. We eat here regularly and always use the menu as a guide for brunch. The food is well presented, the staff friendly and knowledgeable and there’s always a quiet business about the bar and restaurant no matter what time of day you visit. I love how you can pop in for a coffee and croissant, a light brunch or a full meal.

Stopped here on route to Swindon..battered sausage and chips..excellent food and quick to serve too..will definitely use again

Best fish and chips shop in town. Mostly cooked to order, chips are crispy, fish is always perfectly cooked. Haddock and chips at £9.60 is two quid cheaper than a doner kebab and chips just around the corner. I know what I'd rather have.

its been 2 hours, food so called out for delivery nearly an hour ago. asked for update. no reply. have rang 6 times no answer. now i have to wait a minimum of 2 days for just eat to even reply to get a refund. avoid at all costs.

Normal chippy was closed so tried this place and let's say I will never go back. Ordered two small cod one large battered sausage and a large chips, once home no large sausage but two small but my good they were like rock I couldn't even stick a fork in them I'd guess they had been hanging around for hours couldn't eat them, the fish was undercooked and as for a large chips well let's just say for 4.60 you would expect large but it was barely enough for two people. Twenty four pound sixty for absolute rubbish I would have taken it back but live to far and they would have been closed by the time we got there.

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.

Great food and service! Went for lunch on Easter Sunday as a group of 12. Food was hot, fresh and very tasty with generous portions. Would definitely visit again.

Fabulous home cooked food. A wonderful place to visit.

A must visit according to the CAMRA good beer guide. We decided to eat here on the first night of our stay in town, and was not disappointed in the food.

Having been a regular for carvery at the George I thought I’d try the carvery at the greyhound. Was lovely to be greeted by a familiar face & the carvery room was lovely. The beef was cooked perfectly & great to see the same variety of vegetables etc that was on the carvery at the George. Will definitely be back & recommend to friends & family.

Lovely location, great atmosphere and service.

Another lovely roast lunch. Consistently to a high standard. Amanda and her team manage to be efficient and extremely hospitable even when the restaurant is full.

Always love coming here. Order from the table, service is very quick. Food is always good and a reasonable price. Lots of parking outside, free for a few hours.

Nice experience, cosy rooms and kind staff.