4.5/5

(354 reviews)

Popular roadside pub with a loyal village clientele and a welcoming atmosphere enhanced by two real fires in winter months. There are two guest ales generally from local breweries. Good value home-coo

3.8/5

(26 reviews)

01980 619323 - www.oldinnallington.com Country pub with Real Ales, cold Lagers, good selection of Wine. Open log fire. Exciting special menu nights, quizzes, fun evenings, live music nights. Reasonably priced menu and special dishes available

4.7/5

(317 reviews)

Charming and historic pub, with restaurant extension, in conservation area of the village with the river Bourne flowing past in winter. The window in the larger bar is reputed to come from a galleon.

4.6/5

(141 reviews)

Standing just outside the former British Rail station this large building was built at the turn of the century but burnt down in 1920. Rebuilt exactly as before. Large lounge bar and restaurant. Garde

17th Century Grade II listed village pub and restaurant previously called Tything Man. The interior was renovated in 2006 after a lengthy period of decline and is now once more a friendly and pleasant

4.6/5

(553 reviews)

Welcome to the Crown Inn Cholderton a family run, traditional thatched country pub in a beautiful part of the Wiltshire countryside. Situated in the village of Cholderton on the A338 between Salisbury and Tidworth and close to Stonehenge and Woodhenge.