Rai d’Or

Old Pub, with some interesting stories behind, that nowadays is a thai restaurant, but also a british pub. 2 casks, 4 kegs, 1 cider tap, along with some local bottles (Stonehenge). Nice warm atmosphere, friendly beer loving regulars. A pitty we couldn´t stay there as much as we wanted to.

Table booked by two mates who live in Salisbury and use this place on a very regular basis. Food lovely, two Real Ales on offer and well though of by the local CAMRA bunch. Swimming Rama being my meal choice, Salisbury English Ale the beer I had with it. Small, cramped but fun, is it a pub, or is it a restaurant? It’s both and gets very busy very often according to my local friends. You are welcome for just a drink, but be expected to move from a table if someone wants to eat!

An unusual conversion of a pub into a Thai restaurant, while still retaining the feel of an English pub. Excellent service, as you’d expect. the food looked good, and was clearly popular, although I didn’t try it on this visit; and a couple of cask ales, and some less common kegs as well.

Got it from the Good Beer Guide and I was happy to have gone there. Very friendly staff. Not a large but interesting selection with some local cask ales. The food was excellent value for my money. I would certainly go back there if I was in Salisbury.

After a rainy walk through Salisbury, it was nice to enter this pub and have some Stonehenge beers. When the barman found out I was a little into beer, he got even friendlier than before. Unfortunately, we had been eating that evening, so we didn’t try the food, but the other guestes seemed pretty pleased.

Stonehenge beers and excellent Thai food. Nice atmosphere. Cosy pub.