Churchfields Cafe is located at 2 Brunel Rd, Salisbury SP2 7PX, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Churchfields Cafe and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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Nicholas Stockwell

5 Google Rating

Faultless breakfast today becoming a bit of a habit!

5/ 5

Faultless breakfast today becoming a bit of a habit!

Stephen Mckenzie

5 Google Rating

Marvellous breakfast. Thankyou.

5/ 5

Marvellous breakfast. Thankyou.

Reo

4 Google Rating

Good food and very clean.

4/ 5

Good food and very clean.

Nick Stockwell

5 Google Rating

Best breakfast in salisbury

5/ 5

Best breakfast in salisbury

Peter Halliden

5 Google Rating

Great service and great food. Perfect for those early morning treats.

5/ 5

Great service and great food. Perfect for those early morning treats.

Tues Soule

5 Google Rating

Lovely and friendly, best bacon sandwich we’ve had in a while!

5/ 5

Lovely and friendly, best bacon sandwich we’ve had in a while!

Pete Drake

4 Google Rating

Good tasty breakfast and a good cup of coffee

4/ 5

Good tasty breakfast and a good cup of coffee

peter dear

5 Google Rating

Brilliant for traditional full English brings back memories of my time in transport business

5/ 5

Brilliant for traditional full English brings back memories of my time in transport business

Dot Blake

1 Google Rating

Absolutely no safe distancing at all..no sanitizer anywhere on the premises..tables back to back so

1/ 5

Absolutely no safe distancing at all..no sanitizer anywhere on the premises..tables back to back so chairs are touching..its so tiny in there it shouldn't be open for sitting in..only takeout..i didn't realise how little room there is and not a good place to go in the current situation

Charlie Whitemore

5 Google Rating

Terminator breakfast 11/10

5/ 5

Terminator breakfast 11/10

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