Welcome To The Pheasant

At our Pheasant pub in Salisbury, we pride ourselves on our delicious menu which offers something for everyone. Our chefs use local ingredients where possible, many of which come from Salisbury Charter Market which you can visit yourself on Tuesdays and Saturdays, so you can be confident that our meals are just as fresh as they are tempting.

19 Salt Lane, Salisbury, SP1 1DT

A Wonderful Old Pub

Our Pheasant Inn is a traditional British public house located at 19 Salt Lane, Salisbury, England. The building dates back to the 15th century and was originally five attached dwellings. In 1638, the shoemakers acquired the corner section of the building when schoolmaster Philip Crew left his house to the guild. The pub has a rich history and is listed on the National Heritage List for England as a Grade II* listed building. It has always been known for serving classic pub food and Sunday roasts, and has a courtyard and function room. We're also dog-friendly!

Your Special Events - Our Pleasure!

Birthdays!

An 18th, 21st, 40th or 100th. Whatever the age we're here to make it a really special birthday party! Book a private area or a whole floor if you'd like, and we'll take care of your food and drinks requirements.

Parties!

Sometimes you just don't need a specific reason to party! So how about a special event to just get your old friends together, with good food and plenty to drink (both alcoholic and non alcoholic).

Celebrations!

Whether you're arranging an engagement, hen or stag party, or if you'd like to organise a leaving party for someone who's moving on to pastures new, we can arrange it all for you! Talk to a member of staff to discuss it!

Salisbury History

Salisbury is a city in the south-east of Wiltshire, southern England. It is situated at the confluence of the Rivers Avon (East, or Hampshire, Avon) and Wiley. The city has a long history and remains of the city’s past can be seen throughout the city still to this day.

Salisbury was originally known as Old Sarum, an Iron Age hill fort that was later occupied by the Romans. In 1220, the bishop of Old Sarum moved his seat to a new location and Salisbury was founded as New Sarum.

The city is known for its medieval cathedral, which was built between 1220 and 1258 and has the tallest spire in England. The cathedral is home to one of the four surviving original copies of Magna Carta. Salisbury has been a magnet for visitors for over 800 years and has a rich heritage that can be explored through its museums, galleries, and historic buildings.

Our Locally Sourced Ingredients...

Our main menu is created using only the best fresh ingredients and is handmade to order. We use local suppliers and have a great relationship with many local companies who are based in the heart of Salisbury.

Since we use fresh food in our kitchen we’re very good at catering to any allergies or dietary requirements, such as gluten free or vegan meals. As always though, we cannot promise that our food hasn’t touched other ingredients on the way into our kitchen.