Haunch of Venison is probably the oldest hostelry in Salisbury; customers can dine in the historic downstairs bar or in the restaurant upstairs. The enormous oak beams predate the building by several hundred years and are thought to have come from early sailing vessels.

St George penned the following words in his diary, 'visited Salisbury - had legendary fight with nasty dragon - won of course - nipped into Haunch of Venison for a quick pint and something to eat at the restaurant 'one' - all in a great day out'.

The One Restaurant serves fresh and tasty English food at reasonable prices even today and the bar is known for its whiskies, brandies and cask conditioned ales.

The menu features modern and old favourites such as venison toad in the hole, smoked haddock chowder, and bubble and squeak. Expect to find local game and fresh fish starring on the specials board. Steaks such as the 12oz t-bone, and the pork shank served with new potatoes, apple sauce and calvados jus ensure the hungriest appetites depart delighted.