We went here for lunch on a weekday after visiting Stonehenge. It's a cute little cafe with…read moresandwiches, entrees, pastries, and tea. We had the crab cakes, BLT baguette, earl grey tea, and house tea. The house tea was great with a little sugar and milk. The crab cakes came with a sage butter sauce. They were a little on the fishy side but everything was super fresh. The baguette had large pieces of tasty bacon served on hot fresh bread. Overall, a charming cafe with an extensive menu. Everything was also reasonably priced and service was good.

This was a delightful breakfast. The wait staff was attentive, helpful, and efficient. We were…read moreweary travelers in search of a good hearty breakfast and this place more than delivered. The coffee was deep and delicious and my daughter was pleased with chocolate milk and toast.

This place is amazing…read more We went to Stonehenge and wanted to go to Salisbury for breakfast. Randomly I picked this spot and put it on our itinerary. So glad I did. This building dates back to the 1300's and it was so awesome to see the names / dates of those that have owned / leased the place over the years. While the ambiance is great - the food is what really impressed me. We both got a breakfast sandwich, halloumi, and split the hash browns. Everything was perfect. Service was great as well. Ordered from the table and they brought it out to you. Make this a stop if you're anywhere in the vicinity - you won't be disappointed.

Chorizo hash, sweet corn hash and eggs Benedict. ALL delicious! I'm so glad we found this place and…read moreI would highly recommend it! The sweet corn hash was our favorite, but they were all amazing and the hollandaise sauce was light, fluffy and delicious. I highly recommend this place for sure!

5-27-23 We ordered…read morecoffee more than 10min ago, like 20 people have come and left.... Still waiting.... Guess they can wait on their stars. 1/5 UPDATE: Place is now mostly empty after 15min and still no drink. Asked what's up.... Guess they forgot #england2023 #greatbritain2023

The big coffee is actually huge. It tastes very well. Staff is friendly and if you sit outside…read moreyou'll have a nice view.

Culture Coffee is easily one of the best spots in Salisbury. The cafe is beautiful, with lovely…read moreseating areas and a gorgeous courtyard that's perfect in the summer, you can tell a lot of care has gone into every little detail. The coffee is the best in town their UBE latte is a must try!, and the food is always fresh and high quality, whether you're after something healthy or a bit indulgent. The staff and owners really make the experience what it is genuinely friendly, welcoming, and attentive.

So friendly and welcoming! We are new to the UK, but we are definitely not new to the coffee world…read more Thank you for showing us a warm welcome through your kindness and wonderful coffee shop. I really liked the extra touch of the wonderful chocolate and glass of water. The espresso roast they use is smooth and packs a pleasant kick that merges with frothed milk to create a delicious treat. Alone or with milk and sugar over ice, this is some of the best coffee I have had in a long time. The restrooms are unisex, clean, and handicap friendly. They also have a very clean baby changing area.

This place hit the spot after a long morning of travelling from Oxford to Salisbury for the main…read moreattraction of Stonehenge. Downstairs has a mouth watering assortment of breads, cakes, and pastries. It took so much self-control to say no. Upstairs is a small cafe with a few tables. My husband I both got paninis that came with a spring salad and coleslaw. Of course, we got tea. In the UK, we became quite the tea drinkers.

Omg!!!!!! I wanted to try everything here. Breakfast pastry with bacon egg and cheese mind…read moreblowing. A must stop after visiting the cathedral.

This looks so very inviting and as I was a few minutes early on my way to an appointment in…read moreSalisbury, I thought I'd indulge in a 'handmade' ice-cream. As I approached, I asked a staff member for an ice-cream and was asked to pay inside. Inside there were 2 girls at the counter and one customer waiting. The process of taking his order and serving him took so long, my time window ran out and I had to leave empty-handed. My first impressions are of inexperienced staff, slow and disorganised service. I will try again but I'll be sure to avoid peak times as I don't think they'll cope...

An assortment of carryout pasties and a slice of a very British tortilla (think peas and dill) were…read moreall quite good. Seemed a little light on salt but I'm American and it was easy enough to add. According to the person who picked them up, staff was helpful and the decor sort of wooden and clean.

Lovely apple crumble scones and delicious Americanos- enjoyed ourselves! The crumble was crunchy…read moreand apples were tasty-

We've got some nice cafes in salisbury . This is my favorite. Especially nice sitting upstairs…read moreoverlooling the market.

This cafe is situated on the edge of town, overlooking the GreenCroft and childrens play park. The…read morecafe is small and fitted in amongst a residential area. The cafe is a good spot to stop for a homely cuppa or or light snack. The cafe is run by extremely friendly staff and the service is really good. For a traditional homely cuppa, your in the right place.

Great location on Market Square, but all outdoor seating is in the shade. Serves light lunches and…read moresnacks plus coffee. Takeaway cakes, pastries and breads but on the pricey side. A large sourdough loaf cost £3.90 and a bit dense and dry. I actually prefer the tiger bread from the market at £1.50 for a large loaf.

All organic, all fresh, all hand made....not a bit of mass commercialisation in sight, and all the…read morebetter for it! The test of any baker is a croissant......and this place gets 10 out of 10 and makes and folds them all by hand! Brilliant buns, bollocking beverages and you can smell the freshness.....a winner! On a summers day sit in the revamped square, chat with your chums and watch life go by.... all so European and wonderful And we even bought a beetroot loaf to take home.....now that's unusual but not as unusual as the nettle loaf we missed yesterday!