Henderson's Artisan Bakery

Bit disappointed with this place. It was very busy so I gave it a go for a take out sandwich. I don't know what the take out price was (I didn't notice at the time) but the eat in price was £6.15. The sandwich was just not great. It was brie bacon and cranberry and there was nothing delicious about it and at that price I expect it to be good. The hot chocolate was also very dark chocolate" which is fine if you like it like that but I would expect the drink to be more milky. I wouldn't bother again."

Really nice staff, food is a high standard and we really enjoyed sitting outside watching others walking across the market square

Had a cup of tea with a scone with clotted cream and jam here which was quite nice. It was near the end of the day so the scone was starting to get a bit dry but nonetheless still tasted good. The interior is nice with plenty of seating and free WiFi. Staff were also friendly. Overall a nice place for coffee, tea, and some baked goods.

The coffee is excellent and they offer a wide variety of fresh bread and delicious pastries. Additionally, the staff is incredibly friendly and always ready to assist.

I have been coming to Salisbury for many a year especially for the Chalke Valley History Festival. By chance, I discovered the Artisan Bakery and was immediately taken by their different flans and the unusual but delicious cheese muffins. On more than one occasion I have bought three or four to take home with me (I even have a loyalty card!). Last Monday (June 26), I lost my wallet (at the Festival it transpired later) and after a long morning on the Tuesday trying it track it down I had to visit the Bank and cancel my cards. Cash was all I had left to last the week. Seeking a bit of solace I headed for the Artisan for a cuppa ad a cheese muffin. The tray was ready and I proffered a £10 note. The assistant informed me that they do not accept cash ... I then explained my unusual situation. She called her supervisor/boss over who somewhat aggressively advised me that they do not keep cash on the premises and were a card only shop. I repeated my situation and said that I could pay the boill in full with the correct amount of cash. This offer was ignored and the tray removed from the counter. Nobody seemed to be able to 'think outside of the box' nor treat me as a customer as being someone important. Not a question of what we can do, more a matter of what we can't do. I had to leave with a somewhat embarrassing atmosphere in the room. Went next door but one and had no trouble in obtaining a cuppa plus a muffin - for cash. In fact, I spent the rest of the week at the festival asking 'Do you take cash?' Never heard a 'no' answer. Ps .... will I go to the Artisan again? Not if I see that supervisor behind the counter ... so that is probably one customer that they have lost.

Their BLT granary sandwich was absolutely amazing. Go and get one now! The staff were friendly and patient. Yum :)

Velvetiest foam in all of Salisbury, cakes made on site, and a lovely view. Best cafe in town.

The staff were lovely, but the premises were rough and untidy. The cutlery had been in the dishwasher but no rinse aid obviously looked dirty because it looked spotty, so did not use them. The side salad was pathetic to say the least. What a shame, we will not go there again.