The Coach and Horses on Winchester Street has announced the date it will reopen.
On October 6th, the pub will reopen with a jam-packed weekend of music, entertainment, drinks and fun after the building has stood empty for years.
They posted on their social media, "We're thrilled to announce the grand opening of The Coach & Horses!"
"We are so excited that instead of having an opening night, we will be celebrating with an opening weekend!"
On reopening, they will have a selection of local beers, cocktails and wines and their food menu will see Sunday Roasts.
They also said, "Whether you're a craft beer connoisseur, a cocktail enthusiast, or just looking for a good time, The Coach & Horses has something for everyone."
The Coach and Horses has gone under a thorough refurbishment with builders in the building over the last couple of months. It will be the latest pub to reopen in Salisbury following the reopening of The Pheasant and other pubs being taken on by new landlords.
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