Everest Brasserie — Restaurant in England

We recently visited Everest Brasserie in Salisbury to celebrate our son’s 21st birthday, and I cannot recommend this place highly enough. We hadn’t mentioned it was a birthday when booking, and only casually brought it up while thanking the staff for their excellent service. To our absolute surprise, they brought out a beautifully presented slice of chocolate cake with a lit candle annd happy birthday written in chocolate on the plate—and then the entire restaurant joined in to sing Happy Birthday. It was such a genuine and touching moment, and completely unexpected.

The food was, as always, exceptional. Every dish was bursting with flavour and clearly made with care and attention. The service was warm, attentive and incredibly accommodating without being overbearing. The staff clearly take great pride in what they do, and it shows.

I should also mention that our karate club comes here regularly, and it has never once disappointed. The quality and consistency are remarkable, and the team always goes above and beyond to make every visit feel special.

It’s rare to find a restaurant that combines outstanding food, heartfelt hospitality and such a welcoming atmosphere, but Everest Brasserie manages it effortlessly.

A truly memorable evening for our family and a reminder of how good dining out can be when done right. Thank you to everyone at...

Although there a very few parking spaces just outside the restaurant you're much saver parking in central car park and walking.

Although we had a Groupon voucher for a meal for which there is a rather limited set menu, the restaurant is very flexible in allowing you to select from the main menu at a cost of £2 for meat items and £4 for seafood and fish items - both for starters and main courses.

I decided to start with the Koliwada tiger prawns from the main menu and these where lovely and crunch on the outside with the soft prawn on the inside. There was a very interesting accompaniment on the plate which went very well.

For my main course I went for the Bhindiwala Ghost on the main menu and this was an excellent dish with large cubes of lovely tender lamb in a deep and intense sauce.

The side dishes which came with the set menu - a sag aloo and a potato dish were very good as was the rice and the nan my daughter ordered.

The staff were extremely helpful and friendly and the meal was very enjoyable and I cant...

First time ordering and didn’t disappoint.

The momos are always a personal favourite for me when ordering Nepalese food and they were spot on to how I’ve had them at messing nights with Gurkhas, really authentic and tasty.

My wife had the tikka masala and loved it. I ordered the Naga curry, the flavours were brilliant, only thing I’d say is I’d expect the dish to be spicier, maybe that’s something you can request when ordering and I’ll see on my next order if they do that. But overall, was a lovely curry that I’d have again.

All the food came hot like it was just cooked which is good with me living 15-20 mins away, very good pricing and definitely value for money. Would recommend and definitely ordering again, thanks for the lovely food

EDIT ordered again and this time requested if I could have it spicier as suggested and they did just that! Lovely kick to the curry and made it just...