The Bishop's Mill, Salisbury

Formerly The Bishop's Mill, the Mill was one of the more important commercial buildings in Salisbury and dates back to the Middle Ages. It was converted into a pub in the late 20th Century. It is set in a fine building with a large open area, waterside location and is convenient to the City Centre. As a pub, though, it has a lot to be desired. No real ale and a clientele whose chief pleasure is alcopops make this a pub to avoid as a rule. There are several decent pubs within a few yards, so apart from the occasional piece of eye-candy and its architectural interest I can see no real reason to include this one in a crawl or choose it as a venue for the evening.