AN HISTORIC pub close to the city centre opened its doors with a soft launch with many representatives attending from local businesses.
The long-anticipated renovation of a pub that has stood empty for some time has been taking place behind closed doors over the last few months but last night (Thursday, October 5) crowds of guests attended the pre-launch session enjoying canapes and drinks.
The launch party took place between 6pm and 9pm with a full range of drinks available as people took time to view all of the changes.
Salisbury Mayor, Councillor Atiqul Hoque also attended the opening.
Read more: Weekend launch for the recently renovated pub
The Coach and Horses which dates back to the 15th Century has managed to retain its olde worlde charm but the decor has been softened with great attention to detail. It offers cocktails - both alcohol and non-alcoholic, a wide array of beers, ciders, spirits and cocktails.
The Coach and Horses is keen to be known as a pub rather than as a restaurant but will provide a range of food which will also develop over time.
The venue opens its doors officially to the public tonight (Friday, October 6) at 5pm with live music planned across the weekend.
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