Stones Kitchen

24 Butcher Row, Salisbury SP1 1EP United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

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24 Butcher Row, Salisbury SP1 1EP United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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Visited last weekend with my partner. It was very clean and beautiful cafe. We ordered chicken avocado ciabatta, the bread was good and the sandwich was very fresh but not tasty. The chicken was cold and simple with out any spice and taste. Avocado was really fresh but they didn’t mixed with any peppers or salt or lemon juices. I really like the place but I can’t give them 5stars. The food was fresh but they need to make it little bit tasty as well.

Another cafe as cool as a cucumber. This one is located on the square. It royally kicks the hind quarters of Pick Up cafe in every category.

The barista crafted a beautiful looking coffee. Stone’s just needs better coffee. For that, go artisan, grab some Cure Coffee Lab beans from The Fisherton Warehouse cafe up the street. My goodness, they make a good tasting drop of black gold over there.

Very tasty food. A great atmosphere and liked the decor.

Throughly enjoyed the sourdough bacon rolls. Bacon cooked just right.

Definitely would go back.

The staff were very accommodating.

love this place, Eggs Benedict were delicious as is the great selection of cakes and pastries. Warm atmosphere, friendly efficient staff and great coffee.

I thought this was a pleasant enough cafe and staff were courteous. Presentation and cleanliness were good. But, sadly the mocha and hot chocolate were disappointing and lacked taste. I put this down to poor ingredients. It's a shame as I got the impression the staff cared. Was refunded 50%.

Very nice little restaurant. Good food, small menu but reasonable prices. No direct parking but very easy to get to on the market square. All in all, very nice

Great cafe in the heart of Salisbury. Lovely full English and coffee, however the prices are definitely on the steep side. £13 for a full English is pricey.

First visit, lovely to be greeted on entrance nice smiley gentleman, coffee very nice, this is Not a criticism just observation it's a Shame you don't allow dogs as I saw a couple of peaple turned away, that's a lot of money not in your till, other eateries do allow and a new coffee shop about to open around corner, maybe a policy change may be good, especially in current economic climate, but you definitely deserve your 5*

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