Restaurants in Salisbury

To discover Salisbury's prehistoric origins, you need to head out of the town towards Stonehenge, where the ancient site of Old Sarum is to be found.

These days, 'New Sarum' is an attractive city with a big tourist reputation (it was voted among the top ten in a recent survey). Pride of place goes to the majestic cathedral, an awesome structure with Britain's tallest spire (123 metres), but it's also famed for its gloriously photogenic water meadows and its historic market place.

Howard's House Welcome to everyone's idea of the perfect cosy English idyll. Built as a dower house in 1623, this rustic little gem has every chocolate-box trapping you could wish for, from a tiny stream to heavenly gardens

The Barford Inn - Barford St Martin Situated in a pretty village a few miles west of Salisbury, the listed Barford Inn has been providing sustenance since the sixteenth century

Harper's Restaurant For more than 20 years, the Harpers have been offering good food and good company in their upstairs restaurant overlooking Salisbury's historic market square. Adrian's cooking is honest and unaffected