One of my fav pubs so cosy and a great buz. It was super busy but we were able to get a table and order a soup of the day which was delicious. I also really liked that they have a great wine by the glass selection including ones that normally are only sold by the bottle.
We quite enjoyed our lunch here! I had the steak and ale pie and it was very good! My parents both had fish and chips and were very pleased! We had a round of drinks, and enjoyed our lunch! Very classic British pub. It was very busy and service was a tad bit slow, but it was understandable due to the lunch rush. The bartenders were efficient and quick. Great spot for an easy and good meal!
We came for Sunday roast and weren’t disappointed. The service by a lovely waitress was 11/10, very accommodating. The beef was just fine but all the other vegetables were so well made and seasoned, so tasty. Recommend a lot.
THE go too pub when you're in the Convent Garden area. Victorian pub on former prize-fighting site, with original etched glass and carved mahogany decor throughout. Also the spot spot where Richard & Liz got engaged...again. Outdoor seating in summer, Dancing area and ample seating inside too. Victorian decor on the walls styled with art nouveau, dark green facade to the mirrors surrounding the dining area. It's a family-friendly & dog-friendly pub, with a small beer garden to the side. Horse shoe-shaped bar with seating around it Pub is 3 minutes from Leicester Square Underground Station. Food menu is classic Greene King, and service is excellent. Big shout out to Alice, and especially Levi who took care of us through our time there. We booked a table ahead of us arriving, which is always advisable at weekends. Atmosphere was vibrant, pub was very clean and extremely well managed (well done Levi ✅ ) Try the Margarita cocktails as they're pretty decent too. Toilets for those that like to know, are downstairs and clean too. Plenty of charging points for your phone throughout the pub. Staffing numbers were well proportioned and waiting time was minimal. Plenty of famous patrons regularly frequent the pub too. Definitely a must visit whilst you're in the area. You won't be disappointed.
The place is nice but honestly I won't go there a second time. If you only want drinks there's no service. If you order food, they'll bring it to your table but you have to go to the cashier to order and take your drinks to your table on your own. I had fish and chips and I found it good at the moment but in the night I was feeling my stomach was upset and it was because of the fish. I don't know if it depends on old oil or what else. The waiters are very kind. The restroom is one of the worse I've ever seen. Very dirty. It's unacceptable that people using washroom leave it dirty, but it's even more unacceptable that no one from the staff is going to check that everything is decent.
The Salisbury Pub is located in the heart of the theater district on St. Martin’s Lane in Coventry Garden not far from Trafalgar Square. It was opened in the late 1800’s and is one of the most beautiful Victorian pubs in London. This historic pub is on the historical national importance pub list due to it’s quality and opulent etched glass mirrors and gorgeous carved bar. This pub is a great place to grab a pint of beer and visit with the locals. It was very crowded and lively when we were there around six in the evening so we grabbed a seat outside and people watched. The bartenders are professional, polite, quick and attentive. Love this place!
Nice atmosphere just don't eat. Seasoned chips with no seasoning (not even salt) and apparently seasonal greens is a bowl of cabbage refer attached!!!). Burger was basic with no frills. In saying that it was a good atmosphere if you want a pint.
Living in London for a year now and visited many different pubs here. However, this one is special. The interior and the range of ales and beers is big. The service provided here is super friendly which is unlikely in other places. The bartender, Simon who works in this pub was very friendly and professional. He helped to choose the best ale according to my preferences and taste. He told me the story of the pub and its founders which I found really fascinating. Overall, great service and nice beers and ales.
Nestled on the corner of St Martin's Lane and St Martin's Court this famous Old pub is a well preserved relic of Victorian life, packed full of history. Call in for a beer! The mahogany bar and cut glass windows and panels are magnificent. What makes any venue is the people and the staff here are terrific; so kind, so helpful. We had a Festive buffet lunch for 7 in The Whisky Room. The food was good and there was a wonderful atmosphere in the whole place. Not so easy for wheelchairs everywhere in the pub but possible. The loos are in the basement via step narrow stairs. The whole place is fun and reasonably priced for theatreland. Thank you 'staff of The Salisbury' we had a great time.
The Salisbury Pub is located at 90 St Martin's Ln, London WC2N 4AP, UK
You can contact The Salisbury Pub at +44 20 7836 5863
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