Fantastic location ! Right on the beach with a great seafood selection on the menu. Would have…read moretotally given 5 stars for this place but it is on the slightly higher side for cost (but this does show in the quality of the food!) however it does mean that it is not a place that you can grab a quick bite with 3 kids without it being pricey. We loved all of the dishes we ordered however the fish and chips in my opinion was slightly on the greasier side that I prefer. Large windows facing the ocean means that you can enjoy the ocean on a cold or windy day. Servers were friendly and the whole inside was lovely.

Great location, good food, always busy, but maybe bit overpriced.... They are also now running…read moreeverything in that area, not sure if that's good for customers, but great to or them..

The Chapter House is a beautiful historic pub and hotel with original features dating back 500…read moreyears. A spirited 15/20 minute walk from the train station will allow you the opportunity to soak in the local bucolic vistas. The Chapter House is close to the city centre, but on a quiet road and a stone's throw from the Salisbury Cathedral. The in-house restaurant delivers delicious, no fuss, home style meals. I think I had the best rib-eye of my life at The Chapter House and I've had steak in Texas! The complimentary breakfast was also delicious and well presented. The staff go above and beyond to look after guests and instantly made me feel welcomed.

Great service great food would definitely. I had the best hamburger there that I've had in all of…read moreEngland.

The quality of the food and the menu choices were amazing. Everything we ordered exceeded our…read moreexpectations and was exactly as described on the menu. We came on a night where they seemingly had a staff shortage which meant a slight delay in our food order but did not detract from our experience. I'm only mentioning it as some other diners around us were less tolerant of the longer wait time. Definitely more on the gourmet fancy food side! Great place for a date night

What a great place right at the waterfront. We were there with a group of eight and so I was able…read moreto try most of the food. It was incredible. The cheese soufflé, the pork belly, the scallops, all appetizers we're just stunning. For the main course, I had the vegetarian gnocchi, in my opinion too many vegetables and too little gnocchi, seafood and lamb dishes looked really great! I also had the winter salad which I can highly recommend. The only downside was my dessert, I had the trifle and it was just really not good, one of my colleagues had the passion fruit soufflé and that was incredible! make sure to get that! All in all, a great experience, especially if you love sea food.

They took us in last minute, even when the kitchen was closing in 3 mins, they let the 4 of us…read moreplace orders! Thank u so much to our servers & host! Every dish was delicious, the experience was perfect. Also love the fact that theres a timeline for the history of this building from the 14th century of what it was back then up to now what it is today, was a cool addition to the decor. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone!

Ambiance Just beautiful dated brick building that is 730…read moreyears old. Spiral staircase takes u to restaurant on 2nd floor. Outdoor seating. Service Everyone so friendly sampled a few beers and went with Barton Chestnut Malt. Rack of Ribs This is a meal for two. Generous serving fall of the bone tender. Potatoes and coleslaw good. Dessert Pimm's Trifle It was ok. Voco Southampton Hotel recommended them.

Food was varied, inclusive, and flavorful but portions were small to my American eyes and fairly…read moreexpensive. Ambiance was warm as was the temperature, which was great on a cold rainy day. All of the background music really wants to be Amy Winehouse. Service changed dramatically around 1530 from terrifically slow and inattentive to much better and friendly. I'd go back.

We went with the 6 of us to Cosy Club during a short break in Salisbury. Very attentive staff,…read moredespite a table of 20 close by, great atmosphere and good food. Nice sharing starters, great mains, the burgers are lovely, and some nice desserts as well. A very good experience.

Came for some lunch and cocktails, Oh My God the food was amazing, my burger was cooked to…read moreprefection. I had 2 of the Raving Rainbow vibes and Resting Peach face. Both were great tasting and the best value as they were 2 for 1. I will deffo be coming back. :)

I've been here twice now as I had vouchers from the papers for money off. I always went on…read morereputation of the Winchester one which I love. I wasn't that bowled over. Although I did go on a Saturday lunchtime so should have expected it to be busy. It was quite dark inside as no natural light. The tables were wobbly and sticky and the seats were awkwardly placed. There were some sofa areas but all were taken up both times that I have been. I did like the menu though and there were some great vege options. We didn't have to wait long and the meals were generous if not a little pricey. Probably better at night time as they have a good selection of drinks.

We stopped in for one more drink before turning in for the night…read more This was suggested by our sever from dinner at the News Cafe. Ox Row Inn is located conveniently in the main central square area, so we also got to see cute bits of the town on our walk there. It was cozy and inviting inside, very "ye olde pub" feeling. The upstairs dining rooms were enchanting looking. We each got a drink and found a table without a reserved sign on it (they had pub trivia starting about an hour and a half after our arrival, but almost all tables were empty but reserved...I am still wrapping my head around the reservation thing at pubs!) and settled in to enjoy our drinks. A cider for my Fella, and a spritzy cocktail for me. Both lovely. We considered staying for trivia, but were just too tired. I started finding myself annoyed at most pubs and restaurants we went to where the mens toilets were on the ground floor, but the womens were up or down a flight of stairs or more. And the womens toilets here are upstairs and well away from the main area. It was so empty upstairs, I almost thought I was in the wrong place, too. We kept getting strange looks from another patron which made us speed up finishing our drinks and leaving. Despite being Americans, we were not being loud or doing anything other than chatting having a drink, but it was really strange and made us a bit uncomfortable. So we downed the rest of our drinks and went back to our hotel. I did like the general feel of this place though and it would likely be a nice place for a meal.

Great food great service good beer fantastic location would recommend to anyone visiting Salisbury…read morethere's a market outside the Ox Row Inn on Wednesday and Saturday well worth a visit

The gorgeous Elisabethan architecture is a lovely sight from the outside, and the interior is…read morefriendly, with a unique modern touch that borderlines quaint. The staff is friendly, though sometimes slightly forgetful, which is forgiven considering their patience, responsiveness and speed. The menu focuses offers various choices, ranging from burgers to afternoon tea, and has tasty and reasonably options for children, too. Check the bill, before paying, as 10% tips ('Optional Service Charge') is already included in the total price.

Open Breakfast, lunch and dinner with a varied menu and daily specials. A bit on the pricey side,…read morewith mains starting at over £8. Also does afternoon tea from 2.30-5.30pm (min. 2 people). We had the mac'n cheese £8.95 and chicken £10.95 - both disappointing with little flavour. My mac'n cheese sauce was thin and I couldn't taste any cheese at all. Service was friendly and fast, but there are much better places to eat in Salisbury.