Trip Advisor has revealed its list of 'Hidden Gem' restaurants in the UK and named Tinga on Salt Lane in Salisbury as number four.
The list forms part of Trip Advisor's Travellers Choice Awards and is a coveted accolade in the industry.
Tinga, owned by the Immersive Group, not only serves Mexican food but aims to offer a dining experience that transports you away from the city centre to the warmer climate of South America.
Tinga will soon be celebrating its fifth birthday, and it continues to wow customers with its great food, drinks and environment, all brought to life by its knowledgeable and hard-working team.
Aimee Hancock, Tinga Co-Founder and Director, told Salisbury Radio, "We are elated to have made it into the top 5 hidden gems in the U.K.
"As a company, we strive to continuously evolve Tinga, better our offering and keep it exciting for our customers.
"As a small, independent business, receiving this accolade really does mean the world to us and all of our wonderful staff. They continually work above and beyond to deliver the true Tinga experience to everyone who walks through our door.
"Tinga turns five this November, so keep your eyes peeled on our socials for some very exciting birthday events, new menus and updated decor we have planned!"
UK Hidden Gem Restaurants, according to Trip Advisor: 1. Ganesha Authentic Indian Cuisine, Bristol 2. Osteria, Shrewsbury 3. Ice & Slice at The Kiln, Swadlincote 4. Tinga, Salisbury 5. Gurkha Bar and Restaurant Musselburgh, Musselburgh 6. The India – Best of the City, London 7. Lolas Restaurant, Bournemouth 8. Ponte Vecchio, Bath 9. The Dog at Wingham Restaurant, Wingham 10. Andy’s Greek Taverna, LondonTinga is the number-one restaurant in Salisbury, with a five-star rating, beating Allium and another Immersive Group venue, Hixon, to the top spot while holding the gold-marked Travellers Choice Best of the Best, 2023. Fewer than 1% of Trip Advisor venues are listed as Best of the Best.

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