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Ashmore, Salisbury, SP5 5AP

Lore of the Sky Restaurant Diner Reviews

Reviews of Lore of the Sky Restaurant in SP5, Salisbury by users of Hardens.com. Also see the editors review of Lore of the Sky restaurant.
Tim W
Disappointing...
Reviewed 29 days ago

"Disappointing"

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What the Newspaper Critics are saying

The Daily Telegraph

William Sitwell visited the new restaurant from film director Guy Ritchie, a Texas-style smokehouse at an airfield near Salisbury that is the country counterpart to his Fitzrovia pub Lore of the Land. Unfortunately, William ate his “foulest lunch of the year” – and gave the place a lock, stock and two smoking barrels of a review.

His booking was misplaced, his table was dirty, and the kitchen ran out of both pulled pork and pork belly burnt ends – “Yes, a Texas-style smokehouse runs out of pig. It’s like Big Ben losing its bells or Margaret Thatcher without a handbag.” Nachos were “a splattered mess of stuff”; chicken was “like Epsom in winter – firm, too hard for this pony”; pulled beef was “dismal”; and the chips, Caesar salad sauce, croutons and ice cream were all, William reckoned, “bought in”. 

“They call this dirty food. I’d say it was just filthy.”

William Sitwell - 2025-07-06
Ashmore, Salisbury, SP5 5AP

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