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Trying to find pubs in Rothley that have a real fire? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve got every pub and bar in the UK listed. Whether you’re looking for a pub or bar to play darts, somewhere to play pool or just want to have a look at a menu before you go, we can help.
0.3 miles
Rothley, Leicester, LE7
Welcome to The Blue Bell Inn, Rothley, Leicestershire – If the village had a heart, it would be the pub. Kids, muddy boots and dogs welcome. Join us for a cosy drink in winter by our log fires or a r
1.6 miles
Mountsorrel, Loughborough, LE12
The Swan Inn freehouse is a traditional 17th century inn on the banks of the River Soar, in the village of Mountsorrel, Leicestershire. We serve a large selection of real ale, ciders and lagers. We are also serving craft lagers and ales too !
1.8 miles
Sileby, Loughborough, LE12
The Horse & Trumpet is located in the beautiful village of Sileby, opposite St. Mary’s church which dates back to the 12th century. Our landlord Clive will give you a warm welcome after a long walk al
1.9 miles
Syston, Leicester, LE7
If you’re near Syston, why not stop by for a drink or bite to eat? A great place to take the whole family, this Farmhouse Inn is friendly, welcoming and warm.
2.2 miles
Syston, Leicester, LE7
The pubs famous saying is on the gated sign which hangs from outside of the pub it says “This Gate Hangs Well & hinders none, refresh & pay & travel on”.
2.3 miles
Cropston, Leicester, LE7
Originally known as The Reservoir Inn, The Badger's Sett former landlords have found it hard to leave our idyllic setting in Cropston. The first owners ran The Badger's Sett for 30 years before passin
2.7 miles
Quorn, Loughborough, LE12
2.8 miles
Quorn, Loughborough, LE12
2.8 miles
Barrow upon Soar, Loughborough, LE12
Situated in the charismatic village of Barrow Upon Soar The Hunting Lodge has something for everybody all year round.
2.9 miles
Quorn, Loughborough, LE12
Originally called The Double Necked Swan, which opened in 1740, The Quorndon Fox takes the towns former name. In 1889 Quorndon became Quorn, as its name was frequently confused with another nearby tow