So as the chilly winter draws on why not get yourself down to one of these lovely places this Sunday for a warming Sunday roast.
The Legacy Rose and Crown Hotel
The Legacy Rose and Crown Hotel is a characterful, historic hotel dating back to the 13th century. Here you will find the aptly named Rivers Edge Restaurant where pretty views of the River Avon and Salisbury Cathedral make this an ideal spot for visitors to Salisbury to soak up the city’s historic atmosphere.
The Rivers Edge Sunday lunch menu boasts hearty dishes like chicken, ham and leek pie, slow-roasted lamb shank with minted mash or wild mushroom lasagne for the vegetarians. There are also – of course – traditional roast dinners on offer.
Harnham Rd, Salisbury SP2 8JQ
The Legacy Rose and Crown Hotel (Image: Tripadvisor)
Ox Row Inn
The Ox Row Inn is a traditional pub located in the heart of Salisbury’s historic Butcher’s Row. The Grade II listed pub dates back to the 16th century and exudes historic charm. In the winter, the roaring fire adds to the cosy English pub atmosphere.
You’ll find plenty of options – including vegetarian and vegan choices – on the Sunday Lunch menu. If you opt for the classic Sunday roast, trimmings typically include roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, honey-glazed carrots, cauliflower cheese, swede puree, sticky red cabbage and red wine gravy.
Ox Row, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 1EU
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Haunch of Venison
This 14th-century pub is right in front of Salisbury’s old market cross. The pub itself oozes character, with eclectic features doing justice to the building’s 700 years of history.
Tuck into a Sunday roast with all the trimmings at the Haunch of Venison, and if you’re looking for a traditional English Sunday lunch in a traditional English pub, the Haunch of Venison won’t let you down.
The Haunch of Venison, 1 Minster Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 1TB
Haunch of Venison (Image: Newsquest)
The Refectory Restaurant at Salisbury Cathedral
Why not enjoy your Sunday lunch in the Refectory Restaurant at Salisbury Cathedral, a relaxing stop as part of a visit to the famous and spectacular 800-year-old building. From the Refectory, you can enjoy views of the tallest cathedral spire in the country through the modern glass roof of the restaurant.
The Refectory serves traditional Roasts every Sunday lunchtime and is open all year round.
Salisbury Cathedral, The Close, Salisbury, Wilts, SP1 2EJ
Hixon Chophouse restaurant
The Hixon is an independently owned restaurant and bar on the High Street of Salisbury. It’s situated a stone’s throw from Salisbury Cathedral and focuses on quality produce from as many local and fellow independents as possible.
Their Sunday Roasts are designed to be enjoyed sharing style, with vegetable sides being ‘topped up’ at your request and at no extra charge. Also served with a homemade giant Yorkshire, pig in blanket, veggie stuffing and rich gravy.
Hixon, 19-21 High St, Salisbury SP1 2PB