4.3/5

(1,027 reviews)

A home to lively banter, silly games, like minded folk, craft beers, fine wines, delightful food and all that makes us smile in the institution that is the British public house.

4.6/5

(230 reviews)

The Rai d’Or, next to Brown Street car park in Salisbury, has a colourful history spanning over 700 years. It has recently reverted to the name it last had in the 1850’s, and also historically when it

3.9/5

(173 reviews)

One of Salisbury’s most charming and friendly family run pubs, the Huntsman Tavern offers a great range of beverages, snacks, regular live music, bar games, Sky sports on a big screen and more in a re

4.4/5

(237 reviews)

Deacons is a friendly, independently owned free house pub a stone's throw from Salisbury train station and a short walk from Salisbury Cathedral. The pub has a cosy traditional English interior, award

4.6/5

(222 reviews)

Just north of Salisbury city centre, The Wyndham Arms began life in the 1880s as the Wyndham Hotel, and the building remains fundamentally unchanged. Most importantly for us, The Wyndham is the birth