The 21 best breakfast and brunch in Salisbury

The food quality and presentation was very impressive. I ordered a focaccia and each bite was a delight! Excellent bread and high quality ingredients. It was a bit pricey but the portions were large enough that it felt worth it.

What a fantastic little restaurant, lovely ambient atmosphere and delicious food, lovely fresh ingredients. Ana who served us was amazing, saw to our every need, brought us fresh cups when we ordered another cafitiere which doesn’t happen in many restaurants. An absolute asset to this restaurant. We will let our friends know. Thank you.

My first time at this place and it was thoroughly enjoyable. I opted for the English breakfast and tea. Easy to find in a prime location with plenty of table space. Lovely atmosphere and seems very inviting and welcoming. Lots of movie scenes on pictures around the walls. Staff are friendly and there was no long wait for the food. There are table outside too if you want. The restaurant is clean and tidy with tables cleared promptly. The breakfast itself was just right as I cleaned the plate entirely. It takes a lot to get five stars from me but I believe that it is well deserved. I will certainly be coming back in the future and recommend you do too.

Stayed here one night before visiting Stonehenge. Check in was easy and they had a reasonable parking area not too far away. We made a dinner reservation upon arriving. Dinner and breakfast the next morning were both terrific. Location was perfect for a stroll around town, including the cathedral (a must see). It was fun staying at such a historical place!

We recently visited the Salisbury Orangery for breakfast and had an excellent experience. The setting was beautifully designed, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that made for a great start to the day. I opted for the standard Orangery breakfast, while my partner chose the vegetarian option. Both portions were generous, and the quality of the food was divine—fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. To drink, my partner enjoyed a classic mimosa, while I tried a turmeric and ginger latte, which was a brilliant choice and something I hadn’t had before. It had a great balance of spice and warmth, making it a unique highlight of the meal. The service was okay—perhaps not the friendliest, but given how busy it was, this was understandable. Despite that, the overall experience was fantastic, and we’d definitely return. If you're looking for a delicious, well-prepared breakfast in a stylish setting, Salisbury Orangery is well worth a visit!

Great little coffee shop! Coffee was great, cakes and pastries were great. The vegan carrot cake was especially good. Service was excellent, super friendly staff. Nice seating and atmosphere too.

Love their bread! Got this fruit (tastes very similar to hot cross bun)bread today and it's delicious. The place is quite busy and lively on the weekends.

I have visited The Cornish Bakery a few times on trips to Salisbury. It has a large, open seating area and a fantastic choice of high-quality pastries available. My first trip was with a friend visiting from Canada. He loves continental pastries, in particular British ones, and so this seemed like a perfect choice. On that occasion, we tried the pistachio croissant, which was fabulous. The coffees were very tasty and there was a nice atmosphere, albeit busy. My second visit was on a day out for my birthday, and since I had a dinner reservation later on (elsewhere) I didn't want to eat anything too heavy. My partner and I enjoyed a savoury and a sweet pastry each. I had the cheese and bacon croissant, and the lemon curd filled Danish. The croissant was excellent but it would have been even better if it had been hot. The Danish pastry, however, was next-level. The curd was perfectly tart and the fresh, sweet berries on top really complemented this. My partner had a classic sausage roll, followed by a cinnamon pastry. He remained very quiet through his brunch which was a sign he enjoyed it immensely. Pricing was very reasonable, with the four pastries and two drinks coming to under £12 per person.

Beautiful courtyard on the plaza seating for a sunny day. Fresh handmade bites. They have coffee etc, but I did not try the coffee to rate it.

I loved coming to this Jennys! It has to be the best breakfast in Salisbury. The are a few good options for breakfasts and the food was really tasty. The only thing I'd mark them down on was the fried egg because I really can't do a runny white but otherwise excellent! Also, the cherry milkshake was huge and so nice. The staff are friendly and the music was good too. Highly recommend.

All the staff are lovely ☺️ with excellent service & a great sense of humour! John is an excellent barista and a laugh 😆, Anna is a great 😌 waitress and always cheerful 😄 and efficient along with Charlie too. Molly the waitress is lovely ☺️ & Paul the owner is cool 😎 Kim is great 😌 too! All in all a great 👍 team and I come in here on a regular basis for my cooked breakfast 🍳 & it is outstanding and very very tasty 😋

Extremely good service and the staff were really friendly. Good location in the city centre. Visited on a busy Saturday and the service was quick and very good quality. One of the better stores I've visited.

I have been coming to Salisbury Pret for 4 years now. The service is second to non. I don’t even have to tell them my order they just know it & from a chain like Pret they are still delivering on the personal touches. Everyone is so friendly & chatty. We also had to try the autumn muffin & pasty the cinnamon crown is so nice, the cinnamon paste on the inside with the pasty is just insane. & the spice apple & pecan muffin was so tasty! Deffo my fav from the counter. Thanks to all the staff for just being so great!

I ordered the same as always but it has a different taste, the chips weren't very hot and the burger just passable. The atmosphere was particularly extravagant with youngsters coming in and out all the time. Good service but the cleanliness wasn't great.

I returned to Salisbury Arts Centre to watch the final rehearsal of Louise Jordan's new one woman show, "Behind Enemy Lines" the venue was, as expected, well prepared. There's good access for those with disbilities and seating available in the cafe whilst waiting for doors. The bar has a good range of drinks, including low to no. Access into the main arts space was easy and there is reasonable space between the rows to get in and out. Both the sound and lighting were excellent, as was the performance.

M&S is in class of its own. Great product, top quality and at reasonable prices. Clothing, Food, Cafe and BDC all in the same building. Super tidy store with professional staff.

First time I’ve been to a McDonald’s for quite a few years. A Big Mac was smaller than I remember, but it was still tasty. Ordering on the touch screen was fairly self explanatory and I mastered it quite quickly. I only gave 4 stars for service because besides shouting a number and plonking it on the counter, there is no interaction with the staff at all, even clearing the table is done by the customer.

Food is pricey but that's expected nowadays. Chairs are comfy. Toilets on the same level. A lift is available as well.

Very nice and very popular place. Always worth waiting :) staff does amazing job and they are always hard working and kind (my kids love them too!). Drinks are delicious, we always grab a snack after exercise.