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-

This is a MUST STOP if you happen to be in Salisbury!…read more We were beckoned in by the aroma of butter and goodness

Delicious chocolate eclair (£1.20) and caramel apple pastry (£1.20) were both great. All kinds of…read moredelicious desserts, made it very hard to select something.

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!

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.

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.

Had to stop and get something for the train. This place is very convenient and has great curb…read moreappeal to attract drunk patrons. I was a little sad I couldn't also get a slice of pizza for some reason. We got a beef pasty and a chicken pasty and enjoyed it on the train home. Very glad we stopped by for one.

We stopped once on our way into town and again on the way out. Great pies (preferred the cornish…read moreover the chicken), loved the strawberry and rhubarb cake, and the monster sized merengue (tried both raspberry and lemon). Prices were reasonable. We loved peering in their tidy window display of goods.

After visiting Stonehenge we popped in for lunch. What a find. Friendly service great food and…read moredesserts. Sweet casual country atmosphere with the hens and roosters about. The club sandwich I had was the best food I've had while traveling around London and Salisbury. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

I've been coming here every couple of weeks since moving nearby (about 6 months ago). I can't…read morerecommend this place highly enough. We buy all our meat from here and they also stock Pieminster pies, organic veg, New Forest ice-cream and lots of yummy deli stuff. The bacon is sublime and the sausages..and the steak.. The staff are really helpful and really know their foodstuffs. I ordered a 2kg joint of gammon for a family party and it was amazing. I was a bit late ordering it, but they bent over backwards to get it for me. The cafe has tables inside and outside, where you will be surrounded by curious and comical exotic chickens.