Purveyors of all things delicious
Founded in 2014, Mrs Salisbury’s epitomises the Great British tea room. We offer scrumptious breakfasts, delightful lunches and heavenly afternoon teas.
Purveyors of all things delicious
Nestled in Bright’s Path, a quintessentially British alleyway in the heart of Maldon, lies our quaint Tea Room. We offer scrumptious breakfasts, delightful lunches and heavenly afternoon teas.
Dine with us
We pride ourselves on our bountiful breakfasts, luscious lunches & delectable afternoon teas.
Our tempting menus give our guests an exciting range to choose from. Catering for all with the highest quality ingredients, we try our best to meet all dietary requirements.
Keep an eye out for our fresh & exciting specials, changing daily with seasonal ingredients.
A bit about us
Founded in 2014, Mrs Salisbury’s epitomises the Great British tea room. Our tea room is proudly situated in the blue plaque dwelling of the late Edward Bright, of Maldon. Occupying Church House, our quaint tea room oozes charm and character, with seating over two floors, private dining room and an idyllic courtyard. Whether dining inside on a cosy winters day or outside in Brights Path, we offer a service like no other in Maldon.
What’s on
Our latest events
Prosecco Brunch December
Choose any one dish per person and enjoy 90 minutes of unlimited prosecco, mimosas, beer or alcohol free home-made sodas. £29,95 per person + 10% service charge.
£29.95pp
Festive Bistro Night 8th
Join us for a delicious three-course bistro evening in our Maldon High Street location on Friday 8th December!
£33.95pp
Cheese & Wine Night 18+
Our cheese and wine evening is back in our Maldon High Street location!
£15 per person
Bright’s Path
Located just off of Maldon High Street, next to the Thomas Plume Library.
Bright’s Path is a privately owned development in the heart of Maldon, dating back to the 18th century. Formerly it was the residence of Mr Edward Bright who was a successful greengrocer, salt manufacturer and leader of Maldon’s Whigs. His father was the identically named Edward Bright – The Fat Man of Maldon.
In 2012 Bright’s Path was restored and opened to the public by Mr & Mrs Salisbury. It’s now home to a variety of businesses and serves as a place for our guests to eat, shop and enjoy. It’s our home and we love it!
