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The New Inn, Salisbury

41-43 New Street
Salisbury
SP1 2PH

Phone: 01722326662

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Salisbury Central

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Ian Mapp left this review about The New Inn

Three (?) cottages knocked together and if you are resident, the lowest ceilings I have ever crawled under in the upstairs corridors. Lots to explore in the pub, with an oak room, dining room, front bar, side bar and a very handsome garden.

Hall and Woodhouse - and their beer is very bland - but served in good condition.

On 16^th May 2026 - rating: 7
[User has posted 1857 recommendations about 1823 pubs]

Tris C left this review about The New Inn

A Hall & Woodhouse pub, where claims are made that it’s one of the oldest buildings in Salisbury, dating back to the 16th century.
With a low ceiling and exposed rafters, the interior does look suitably Ye Olden, with some nogging; likewise, the 16th century 2000s tiled floor, also the multiple 16th century TVs belching out unwatched sport. Customers were mixed in age and seemed more affluent than at some other local hostelries.
On the plus side, I’m in agreement with BF below – with whom I shared my brief visit – in that the Hopping Hare is the only H & W ale that I’ve actually enjoyed drinking.
This is quite a nice pub, but is let down by the TVs which have cost it a point.

On 17^th April 2026 - rating: 5
[User has posted 2337 recommendations about 2279 pubs]

Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The New Inn

Comprising three adjoining buildings in different styles, with the oldest (left hand) white-and-black part looking a picture. The interior is as traditional as you would expect, with the main bar at the front, the dining areas further back and a beer garden to the rear. As a Hall & Woodhouse pub, a duplicated choice of Fursty Ferret, Hopping Hare (£4.95) and Tanglefoot were available from three handpumps on the front and side counters.

On 30^th March 2026 - rating: 7
[User has posted 9165 recommendations about 9165 pubs]

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