Best restaurants near me in Amesbury, England

Food and service at this representative of a ubiquitous chain is always good. At 9:30 pm on a Saturday night, it was quite quiet, but that’s normal for Salisbury. There is music, which is unnecessary, intrusive and detracts from the atmosphere of a French restaurant it tries to cultivate. There was very little choice of rosé wine which, given the restaurant was featuring southern French cuisine, was a shame. Luckily, the reliability of the menu (both the Breton fish stew and the duck à l’orange were excellent) and the friendliness of the service, outweighed these drawbacks. Overall, it makes an excellent contribution to Salisbury’s amenities and we recommend it.

Excellent meal, fish soup followed by sea bass, would definitely recommend.

Superb food, great setting and wonderful staff will go again

Good food and service in a beautiful setting. The lamb pithivier was particularly good. No complaints about the burgers or mussels. Apple tart and bomb were well received, though the caramel pieces in the bomb were rock hard. Highly recommend, especially on a hot day, felt so much cooler than in the town.

Dining area in the paneled area of this 19th century townhouse. Attentive service and main courses were filling and well cooked. Menu was good, covering staples and interesting choices. Price was very good for the area. We were invited to the Comedy Club later in the evening.