Wednesday Night is STEAK NIGHT

2 Juicy Rump Steaks, chips and salad or peas

Bottle of house red or white wine

Only £27.00

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Takeaway fish and chips available early evenings (£6.95)

Other takeaways available on request

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Eat-in Fish & Chips - Friday nights only - £7.95

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Family Meal for 4 ONLY £25.00

One whole roast Chicken to carve at your table,

bacon wrapped Sausages, stuffing, Roast and

new potatoes and fresh vegetables

 enough for a family of 4

Pre Order Only 24 hour Notice

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 Host a Roast

Roast joints for you to carve at the table at a cost of £9.00 per person (minimum of 4 persons)

Following the popularity of our Roast Chicken meal deal,

we are now offering other meat choices as follows:-

Pork, Beef, Gammon, Lamb

 Served with roast & new potatoes, fresh vegetables and gravy (parsley sauce with gammon)

 You can make one meat choice only per party. 48 hours notice is required and pre-booking is essential.

 

 
 

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History

Christian Malford, so named because in Saxon times it was known as Christmal-ford; the ford near Christ’s Cross which is recorded in the Doomsday Book.

A small rural village set in the beautiful Wiltshire countryside, it lies on the B4069,  just south of the M4  between Chippenham and Wootton Bassett.

The Rising Sun was built in the 18th Century and was once a smithy and a Great Western Railways Ticket Office. It has had a chequered history, having been closed several times., most recently in January 2008. The villagers have fought hard to preserve it at the heart of the village.

In September 2008 the Rawlings family purchased the Rising Sun and have lovingly renovated and extended the building, adding state of the art kitchens and cellars, before re-opening in July 2009.

The Rawlings family have run food led pubs in North Wiltshire for 20 years, including The Old Royal Ship at Luckington and the Salutation at the Gibb.