Salisbury House

Went with my son at a moderately busy time. Ordered the Grand Breakfast special x2 and orange juice. Chris, our server was friendly and prompt. Food came quick and was hot/fresh and accurate. Also grabbed their famous chocolate cake doughnuts before paying the bill, was not disappointed. Had a great time and will definitely be back. Thanks for continuing your customer service standard.

We asked for over easy eggs with our breakfast skillets, and were given eggs in a different style. When telling the waitress about it, she shrugged it off and said “she wrote it on the ticket and did her part,” but didn’t offer to give us what we ordered. Then when we were paying for our bill, the waitress brought up how our eggs weren’t cooked properly, and the cashier shrugged it off saying “Their evening cook was in and he doesn’t know the breakfast menu well.” There was 0 attempt to compensate us or smooth over the situation. If you love good service, organization and friendly competent staff, this place is not for you.

Took my daughter out for a nice sit down meal. She took advantage of the all day breakfast while I grabbed a Sal's triple decker sandwich platter. Good quality food, great servers, and some sal's donuts and wafer pie make for a good meal and opportunity to decompress and reconnect at the end of the week.

Usually the food is top notch from this location. I ordered breakfast from skip today and the food was something else to say the least. Both meals we had Sunnyside up eggs. The hashbrowns were literally put on the eggs and ruined them. The toast was also very dry and we had a bit of it an threw the toast out. The food was not very warm as well. Called skip and they offered a 50% refund which wasn't very acceptable as the whole meal was not good at all.

Sals is a Winnipeg institution. The Sals Cheese nip is one of the best burgers out there for my money. Simple, but pretty much much perfect every time. When I watched "Harold and Kumar go to White Castle" It made me think of Sals. - especially the sequence where he describes how amazing the simple little burgers are. Here in Winnipeg: It would be "Harold and Kumar go to Sal's for Cheese Nips". They are pure craving fuel.