Salisbury House, located at the intersection of St. Anne’s and Fermor, is a premier destination for those seeking an exceptional living experience in the heart of the community. Our establishment is dedicated to providing high-quality housing solutions that cater to a diverse range of lifestyles and preferences. With a focus on modern design and comfort, Salisbury House offers a variety of spacious living units, each thoughtfully designed to enhance the quality of life for our residents.
Our commitment to excellence extends beyond just housing; we pride ourselves on fostering a vibrant community atmosphere. Residents can enjoy a variety of amenities, including beautifully landscaped grounds, recreational facilities, and convenient access to local shops and services. At Salisbury House, we understand the importance of a supportive and engaging environment, making it an ideal choice for families, professionals, and retirees alike. Join our community and experience the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and community living at Salisbury House.
The restaurant is specialty is that it is a 🍲 Restaurant
Last time we were in it was very busy. I appreciate that and was willing to make allowances. However after sitting and waiting over half an hour without even being offered a coffee refill we were starting to feel we had been forgotten. After almost 40 minutes we flagged down another server and asked if they could check on our order. Apparently at that point it hadn’t even been started yet. We asked if we could just cancel but were told no. Finally food arrived and it was obvious they had rushed through to get it out after our inquiry. Buns for nips were cold ( usually they are nice and warm). Patty was just warm not hot and even the fried onions were only warmish. Part of the patty also looked a little pink. We were very disappointed as we love Sal’s and were so looking forward to our nip platters. I understand when you are busy but please stop by and keep your customers updated on any delay. At least we wouldn’t have felt abandoned.
