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Rai d’Or salisbury

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Rai d’Or located on Brown Street is celebrated for its exquisite selection of Mediterranean-inspired dishes prepared with fresh ingredients reflecting seasonal flavors. This charming restaurant features an inviting atmosphere where guests can relax while enjoying beautifully presented meals crafted by skilled chefs passionate about culinary excellence. From hearty entrees to delightful desserts paired with fine wines or creative cocktails – Rai d’Or ensures each dining experience exceeds expectations through thoughtful service focused on customer satisfaction. Join them today for an unforgettable culinary adventure steeped in vibrant flavors.

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Michael Scott

5 Google Rating

Love this place! Cosy old pub setting with authentic Thai cuisine. Reasonably priced. Some fascinati

5/ 5

Love this place! Cosy old pub setting with authentic Thai cuisine. Reasonably priced. Some fascinating history about the building too!

Brian Davies

5 Google Rating

Traditional pub serving the best Thai food in the area. Excellent selection of beers and wine. Good

5/ 5

Traditional pub serving the best Thai food in the area. Excellent selection of beers and wine. Good friendly quick service. A very nice family run restopub.

Giorgio Spacagna

5 Google Rating

Lovely food and beer. Informal and friendly.

5/ 5

Lovely food and beer. Informal and friendly.

Mike Siggs

5 Google Rating

The food is fantastic, the staff are on the same level. Loved every time we've been.

5/ 5

The food is fantastic, the staff are on the same level. Loved every time we've been.

Angela Siggs

5 Google Rating

Been ages since we went here for food, and was absolutely delicious, fantastic service, will not lea

5/ 5

Been ages since we went here for food, and was absolutely delicious, fantastic service, will not leave it so long for our next visit.

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  • Sunday05:00 PM - 10:00 PM
  • Monday05:00 PM - 10:00 PM
  • Tuesday05:00 PM - 10:00 PM
  • Wednesday05:00 PM - 10:45 PM
  • Thursday05:00 PM - 10:45 PM
  • Friday05:00 PM - 10:45 PM
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