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The Black Horse is a traditional village inn with a modern twist on the outskirts of Leicester.
Bond Street Distillery & Social Bar was founded by Sally Faulkner in 2018 when she acquired the old Bond Street Glass premises in Hinckley. The relaxed bar is a fantastic place to try Bond Street Gin and other drinks, including superb cocktails as…
Charnwood Brewery is a family-run business launched in 2014 by husband-and-wife team Andrew and Andrea Reed, together with their children George, Millie and Alexander. The brewery shop is open Monday to Saturday, six days a week.
Everards’ new brewery and beer hall near Fosse Park in Leicester is a genuine jaw-dropper. Huge brewing vessels fermenting Everards’ Tiger, Beacon Hill and other brews are on show behind giant windows in this ultra-modern and stylish Beer Hall.…
Located in the heart of Melton Mowbray’s agricultural market – The Stockyard – Round Corner Brewing boasts a gorgeous taproom containing its brewery set-up, with a pizza shed next door. Round Corner Brewing in Melton is a gem for both locals and…
Hercules Revived is a classic 17th-century English country coaching inn near Bosworth Battlefield. It has been sympathetically revived by craftsmen to create a wonderfully relaxed pub serving hearty English fare with an emphasis on fresh seasonal…
Located a stone’s throw away from the King Richard III Visitor Centre, the award-winning Knight & Garter (County Winner in the National Pub & Bar Awards) is a historic city building that was subject to a stunning £1.4m renovation. The results are…
The Man Within Compass, also known as The Rag 'n' Mop, is renowned for its eclectic real ales and features in numerous CAMRA Good Beer Guide editions. This family-friendly pub boasts a unique name with uncertain origins. Visitors are welcomed into a…
Mill Hill Cask & Coffee is a family-run micropub and coffee house, and the taproom for Mill Hill Brew Co, which is operated by the same family and located ten minutes walk away in Enderby. You’ll find beers from Mill Hill Brew Co on tap, plus…
Moonface Brewery Tap is the home of Loughborough’s Moonface Brewery and was named Pub of the Year 2021 by Loughborough and North Leicestershire CAMRA. As well as an exciting range of house brews and guest ales, there are regular live music sessions.…
The monks of Mount St Bernard Abbey brew the UK’s only recognised Trappist ale at their memorable Augustus Pugin-designed Abbey in the heart of rural Leicestershire. Tynt Meadow is a rich, full-bodied mahogany-colour beer with a complex taste of…
Located in the heart of Melton Mowbray’s agricultural market – The Stockyard – Round Corner Brewing boasts a gorgeous taproom containing its brewery set-up, with a pizza shed next door. Round Corner Brewing in Melton is a gem for both locals and…
Stoughton Grange is home to a gin distillery and a beautiful old pub – The Cow and Plough. You can enjoy a Stoughton Grange G&T with a range of comforting pub food in The Cow & Plough, located next door to the distillery. There are also regular…
First built in 1384 as a dwelling for priests who ministered to lepers at Burton Lazars hospital, it was gifted to Anne of Cleves as part of her divorce settlement in 1540. The pub has a superb walled garden and serves traditional pub food and cask…
A 2023 entrant into the UK’s Top 100 Gastropubs List, the thatched, wood-beamed Baker’s Arms dates back to 1851. This quaint cottage-style venue is passionate about food and wine, and the head chef and her team offer comforting pub classics…
The Baker’s Arms is believed to date back to 1485, the year Richard III died. It was part of a row of properties constructed to house workers who built Blaby church. The Baker’s oozes history, full of nooks, crannies and wood beams. It has a nice…
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