Wildwood Salisbury Introduces Senior Citizens £10 Club

Thursday, 12 June 2025 05:55

Wildwood Salisbury has introduced a new £10 offer for senior citizens in the local community.

The senior citizens £10 club, which is available all day Monday to Friday, is timed to complement Salisbury’s popular Tuesday market and other mid-week events in the city centre.

Located at Cross Keys Shopping Centre opposite the Guildhall Square, Wildwood is now offering a deal for those over 60.

The senior citizens club offers two courses and a drink for £10, exclusively for guests aged 60 and over (proof of age may be required).

Diners can tuck into Italian favourites such as classic lasagna, stone-baked Margherita pizza or a buttermilk chicken burger, paired with either a starter or a dessert. Options include the soup of the day, a salmon and smoked haddock fishcake, tiramisu or a slice of torta della nonna - all served with a hot or soft drink included in the price.

Maria, General Manager at Wildwood Restaurant, commented: “Salisbury market days have always brought our community together, and we aim to be a natural part of that. The senior citizens £10 club is about good food, good value and providing a comfortable place for people to sit down, relax and enjoy time together.”

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