19 May 2024

Shops open in Salisbury despite uncertain times

Salisbury has seen several new shops opening in the last few weeks, with more to open in the lead-up to Christmas.

Despite the current economic backdrop and the challenges many businesses face across the country, nine new businesses have opened their doors in the city since October.

Here is a list of shops and venues that have opened recently or are coming soon to Salisbury.

Eggfree Cake Box – Catherine Street

Eggfree Cake Box opened its first store in East London in 2008. In 2022, they now have over 195 branches, with a Salisbury store set to open in the coming weeks.

The founders of Eggfree Cake Box follow a strict Lacto-Vegetarian diet, so their cakes are made using the finest quality ingredients and are 100% egg free.

Calendar Club, Old George Mall

Calendar Club has been a seasonal addition to Salisbury’s Old George Mall for the past 15 years, and this year will be no different.

Calendar Club specialises in retailing calendars, diaries, planners and gifts during the busy Christmas shopping season and is open on New Canal in Salisbury in Salisbury until mid-January.

Coffee#1, Market Place

Coffee#1 is a chain that loves to champion its local surroundings. In Coffee#1 Salisbury, you’ll find wall murals which explore the city’s 800 years of history.

Coffee#1 prides itself on serving great coffee made by talented baristas in a relaxed and welcoming environment.

Fragrance Shop, Old George Mall

The UK’s largest independent fragrance retailer opened their Salisbury store at the end of October.

From Dior and CoCo Chanel to Hugo Boss and Ralph Lauren, The Fragrance Shop sell mainstream and luxury fragrances at affordable and accessible prices.

You can also browse over 150 fragrance brands and over 200 beauty brands at the Fragrance Shop online.

Glamour Girl, Old George Mall

Looking to upgrade your wardrobe this Winter? The women’s fashion retail outlet, Glamour Girl, also opened in the Old George Mall at the end of October.

The company aims to bring exceptional style to shoppers far and wide. They also provide an online shopping experience.

Magnet, High Street

Fitted kitchen specialists, Magnet, who are currently based on Churchfields Industrial Estate are set to open in Salisbury city centre in December.

The national kitchen retailer will move into the former Burger King premises on High Street.

Nicky Joyce Hair, Fisherton Street

A new independent hair salon has opened on Fisherton Street, specialising in balayage blondes and low maintenance colour.

Find Nicky Joyce Hair at 100 Fisherton Street.

Progress Bar, Endless Street

Progress Bar is a safe and inclusive venue for the LGBTQ+ community and opened on Endless Street, Salisbury, on Friday, 18th November.

The café and bar serve snacks with a choice of coffee, wines, spirits, cocktails, draught beers and soft drinks. The venue will also have events, music and entertainment over the coming weeks.

Snappy Snaps, Butcher Row

Snappy Snaps are the latest addition to Butcher Row and are photo and digital specialists.
Their core service is the developing and printing of films in colour, black and white, slide processing and providing reprints and enlargements.

They also offer all other photo and imaging services. Keep an eye out for them on Butcher Row – opening soon!

Triple Two Coffee, Blue Boar Row

After a short closure, Triple Two Coffee is set to reopen under new ownership in December.
The franchise coffee shop hopes to bring something exciting to the city, and alongside the new owners, there will also be a current refurbishment and a fresh menu.

Dan Collins, Business Manager at Salisbury BID said, “It’s really encouraging to see so many new businesses opening in Salisbury. The fact that these businesses have chosen to open in our city shows they see great potential in Salisbury.”

The good news continues into the new year with Everyman Cinema due to open on Endless Street in Spring 2023 and Primark set to open in the summer of next year.

Written by
Andy Munns
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Written by Andy Munns