The Salisbury Arms

Visited with family earlier this month. Disabled parking outside entrance. However tarmac surface in car park really rough and the ramp into the premises is relatively steep (which I managed to navigate with the help of my partner). Accessible toilet easy to get to from bistro restaurant but was not particularly clean.

I had a nice evening meal at the restaurant. The service was good and the food was tasty. Accessible parking bays are right outside and sat at the relaxed dining area which is close to the accessible toilet.

I was pleasantly surprised when I visited the Salisbury Arms. I have not been there in over 10 years when I was a student. Back then it was more of a sports bar and meeting point for students. The transformation is amazing. There are two disabled parking bay just outside the entrance. The entrance doors are not easy to get in when you are in a wheelchair but it is possible.There is now a nicely decorated area where you can have drinks and snacks. The atmosphere was civilised and The staff were more than willing to help.There is also a restaurant area where there is table service. Unfortunately this area can only be accessed via stairs which makes it inaccessible for wheelchair users. However there is a private dining area which also has table service and is on the ground floor and so is wheelchair accessible. It does need to be booked. There is a disabled toilet on the ground floor.