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The Salisbury Hotel

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Category: VenuesLocation: 118 Percival Rd, Stanmore NSW 2048

4.4 stars from 1260 Google reviews

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Highlights

  • Courtyard for up to 90 with its own bar
  • Hall and Loft for 50 with a large TV for slideshows
  • About five minutes' walk from Stanmore Station

About The Salisbury Hotel

The Salisbury Hotel has been on Percival Road in Stanmore since 1899, about five minutes on foot from Stanmore Station. It is a split-level local with a bistro, a weekend café, live sport and free live music, and it runs a refreshed beer garden out the back. There are four ways to book it. The Courtyard is the largest at 90 guests, with a blend of high and low seating, its own bar close by and step-free access from Percival Lane, and it is the usual choice for birthdays, engagements, wedding receptions and Christmas parties. The Cobblestones is the smaller outdoor option for 40, with high alfresco tables under a retractable awning. Inside, the Hall and Loft is a semi-private split-level room for 50 with high ceilings, grand glass doors and a large TV for slideshows or presentations. The Booths are eight booths beside the bar that seat up to 40. The function menu is built for sharing: a $600 grazing table of charcuterie, cheeses, antipasti and fruit, platters of hot and cold canapés such as coconut prawns, salt and pepper squid, party pies, rice paper rolls and sushi, skewers and sliders by the 20 or 30, and 16-slice pizzas at $35. Friday to Sunday bookings carry a minimum spend on food and drinks, which can be made up of a package or grazing table plus a bar tab. The courtyard has a 10pm curfew.

Inclusions & amenities

Venue type

PubHotel

Food & drinks

Catering AvailableBar Tab

Features

Cocktail/StandingBanquet/Sit-DownRelaxed VibeIndoorOutdoor

Facilities

TV/Presentation FacilitiesWheelchair Accessible

Pricing

No room hire fee or set per-person package is published. Friday to Sunday functions have a minimum spend on food and drinks, quoted on enquiry. Food is priced by the item: grazing table $600, canapé platters $50 to $120, skewer and slider platters $120, pizzas $35 each. Cakeage is $20 per cake.

Food

The grazing table covers cured meats, baguette, cheeses, quince paste, crackers, grilled and pickled vegetables, olives and seasonal fruit. Hot canapé platters include coconut prawns, salt and pepper squid or tofu, spring rolls, party pies, sausage rolls and cheese and spinach triangles; cold platters include vegan rice paper rolls, roast duck crêpes and sushi. Skewers and sliders come in single-flavour platters, and pizzas can be made gluten-free. Dietary needs are due 10 days before the event.

Beverages

Drinks are usually run as a bar tab that counts towards the minimum spend. The bar serves wines by the glass and bottle, spritzes, cocktails and mocktails alongside beer.

Availability

Monday10AM – 12AM
Tuesday10AM – 12AM
Wednesday10AM – 12AM
Thursday10AM – 12AM
Friday10AM – 12AM
Saturday10AM – 12AM
Sunday10AM – 10PM
Submit an enquiry through the functions page or email the pub. Final numbers and catering orders, with payment, are due 10 days before the event, and planned entertainment needs confirming 14 days ahead.

Frequently asked questions

How many guests can The Salisbury Hotel hold?

The Courtyard takes up to 90, the Hall and Loft 50, and the Cobblestones and the Booths 40 each.

Is there a minimum spend?

Events booked Friday to Sunday require a minimum spend on food and drinks for exclusive use of a space. The amount is quoted on enquiry, and anything not reached is charged as venue hire. A food package or grazing table combined with a bar tab both count towards it.

What food is on the function menu?

Options include a $600 grazing table, hot and cold canapé platters from $50 to $120, 30-piece skewer platters and 20-piece slider platters at $120, and 16-slice pizzas at $35 each, with a gluten-free base for $5 more.

Can we bring a cake or decorations?

Yes. A cakeage fee of $20 per cake covers refrigeration, cutting and plating. Decorations are welcome, but glitter, confetti and harmful balloons are not, and setup is limited to 30 minutes.

How late can a function run?

The Courtyard has a 10pm curfew because the pub is in a residential area, and noise limits may apply to functions going past 10pm.

Where we are

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Alex Nero

Alex Nero

2 months ago

Had an amazing experience here on Saturday watching the Sydney derby. The service was delightful by the charismatic young gentleman in the front bar giving me hope for the new wave of hospitality workers in Sydney. A let…

Alan Le Map

Alan Le Map

2 months ago

I was surprised and delighted. Lunch - I'm giving it 5 stars for the salad dressing alone. It's like a proper french vinaigrette with mustard. I'll be back for that! Beats the socks off the cleaning vinegar used in most…

Glen Stewart

Glen Stewart

11 months ago

despite living within 400 metres of this pub and frequenting it extremely regularly 18/19 years ago. I have to admit have neglected the old girl since. well that changed over the last weekend. walked in and while there h…

James

James

5 months ago

avoid the steak here, super inconsistent. I got the 250g rump tonight and it was rubbery and overcooked, honestly inedible. chips were cold. salsa verde tasted off, bit of a joke for 37 dollars. sucks because sometimes t…

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