Friar Tuck Cafe in Wiltshire

Cuisine: British

Where is Friar Tuck Cafe?

🏠 8 Salisbury St, Amesbury, Salisbury SP4 7HD


Opinions

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We had a lovely breakfast here, all cooked to order, hot and tasty. Staff were friendly and welcoming. Very close to the A303 and much better than stopping at services for breakfast.

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Don't waste your time or money! We waited 45 mins for food to never arrive. Checked at cashier and they said "sorry I don't know why your ticket didn't print." Decor outdated, the ceiling is an accident waiting to happen and overpriced. ÂŁ11 for a "bigger breakfast" - wish we'd gone to the wetherspoons across the road instead

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Lovely family friendly cafe, great food and prices. Very good tea, coffee.. and facilities are nice, clean and well maintained

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Unfortunately… worst breakfast ever… greasy toasts… missing items from the order, nothing special. Wasted over £30…

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The worst breakfast ever... Avoid always been fantastic but new owners omg. Fried bread was rock hard and full of greese hash browns full of oil mushrooms swimming in oil on plate toast not even toasted poor quality bread used. Hair nets not being used by cooks therefore hair ended up on our plate as shown in picture deffinatley avoid at all costs will never come bk

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Worst meal I have had in my life. Absolutely disgusting. Quite expensive too, ÂŁ25 wasted. Rest of the family could not bare finishing their food after seeing mine. Best part of the meal was the hash browns, average at best, but found hair under it. Do not eat here. Expensive and disgusting. Weirdest thing was bread dunked in oil. Why? Horrible.

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Great place, 'proper' greasy cafe but the food is far from greasy and was a delight and needed after staying at the Stonehenge campsite. Lovely staff too. Will be returning

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Good food and friendly staff. Breakfast was just as expected and hit the spot

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Typical greasy spoon cafe. Decor is a little dated, although there are plenty of tables. Food came quite quick. Place could do with being a little tidier/ cleaner, but then again, you get what you pay for Very reasonably priced. Was quite busy when we went, so a few tables were piled up with dirty cups, plates and cutlery. Overall good and would go again.

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Quite expensive compared to other cafes. large plates and usual range of food.Nothing special. Made a mistake on our order.They offer free kids meals with adult meals over ÂŁ5 Could have been hotter. Not the cleanest place to eat.

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Frequently asked questions about Friar Tuck Cafe:
If you have any questions, you can contact Friar Tuck Cafe by calling 01980 623280.
In Friar Tuck Cafe they specialise in british cuisine.
316 customers of Friar Tuck Cafe have given it an average rating of 4,1.