Love the staff here, funny and nice, I had the recent pleasure of witnesses a man get tackled for…read morean unknown reasons by a suspected worker with a radio, always a good stop for cheap quick food and the sights in McDonald's are found no where else

It took 30 mins just for my drink and it was only a drunk and it was even ready sat there and it…read morewas melted and they still gave it me anyways and there was also a half of a dead rat in my drink tf

great food for great price right smack in middle of town great food stop when had a few drinksread more

This is the only Burger King I have been in. It was very busy and we had to take our food upstairs…read moreon a tray- not so easy when you have loads of shopping as well. The service was fairly quick after ordering, although we did seem to queue for quite a while. A cheap filling meal if you don't want to stop long - there is nothing there that would make you want to linger. Quite enjoyed the burger but think I will go somewhere less crowded next time. The toilets were not very clean either, which was a big minus point.

This branch of burger king is popular, there are loads of seats both upstairs and downstairs and…read moreplenty of room if you have a pushchair. The staff are really friendly and fast to serve too, so even when there's a long queue, you only wait a few minutes. The food, well as with most burger kings, its tasty but not particularly cheap!

So asked for chicken tenders and I got raw chicken tenders WITH the feathers on it still IM REALLY…read moreDISAPPOINTED

The service from the cashier was great but the appearance and the workers wasn't friendly at all…read more Just shut that store down. Ghetto nasty and all

If you are driving around Salisbury, this is a easy place to grab a quick bite to eat. They make…read morefresh rolls and sandwich on the premises and are reasonably priced too. There are no parking facilities however every taxi in Salisbury seems to stop outside to run in for food! Its popular with the locals!

Toni's was a great Italian delivery joint, serving Pizza's, lasagna, bake potatoes, chilli, garlic…read morebread, chips. burgers and a whole lot more. The delivery charge was free and the service fast and efficient. They closed down recently, i am hoping just to relocate, and not close for good. The staff were really lovely and friendly and the food delicious.

Did a short stop in Salisbury on my way to London and decided to have lunch at Nando's. This was my…read morefirst time having Peri Peri and I thoroughly enjoyed it. My friend and I got the XL wing platter with corn, broccoli, rice and garlic bread. There are a bunch of sauces at a sauce bar for you to choose from as well. Everything was delicious and service was fast.

Amazing service, really great with allergies - didn't make things awkward or complicate it, just…read morelet us do our thing and supplied us with the necessary information and assistance. Food was delicious and the music was great too, if I could give it a 6/5 star rating, I would.

Best Chinese takeaway in Salisbury. Kitchen is open plan so you can see what's cooking while you…read morewait. Great quality and quantity at very reasonable prices.

This is a lovely Chinese Take Away that also delivers to the local area. You will find all the…read moreauthentic dishes you expect to see in a Chinese, such as Aromatic Duck, Sweet and Sour and Chow Meins etc. The prices are reasonable and from experience the food always arrives quickly and still piping hot. The service here is great and the food is outstanding.

Newly opened in 2014, in a 600 year old building the decor is modern and in fussy. Starters (inc…read more mezze) priced from £2.99, mains from £7.50 and desserts from £3. We had the cheese Boragi and humus (their spelling) and both were outstanding. The Boragi pastry was crisp and flavourful and the fresh ricotta-type cheese enhanced by a touch of mint. The humus was home-made and creamy delicious. Our mains were the Kuzu shish (chargrilled skewered lamb) and Geltik kebab (chargrilled beef strips with special fried potatoes and spicy tomato). In both dishes, the meat was tender, lean and we ate every scrap washed down with Turkish red wine - a bit unsophisticated and acidic, but works with the food to make it feel authentic. Desserts were the baklava and Turkish rice pudding. Not as good as the savoury dishes but pretty good. Great value for money and only didn't get the 5th star because the menu was missing half the descriptions, the rice pudding came in a foil takeaway container and the service, though good and well-intentioned needs a bit more warmth. Also, be warned, the bar area you walk into off the street is cold and unwelcoming but don't let that put you off! Note: The restaurant in on the first floor, accessible only by a flight of stairs. Disabled diners,and those preferring to, can eat in the ground floor bar area.