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Trying to find pubs in Gumley that have a function room? 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.
9.3 miles
Aylestone, Leicester, LE2
During the 17th and 18th centuries, when canals were in their heyday, Middleton Street was also known as Union Street leading as it did, and still does, to The Grand Union Canal which is presumably wh
9.4 miles
Aylestone, Leicester, LE2
A Real Traditional Village Pub. Good Food At Good Prices. Real Ale. Real Fires. Doggies Allowed In The Bar. Warm Welcome Throughout. Great In Summer Outside. Great In Winter By The Fire
9.4 miles
Thurncourt, Leicester, LE5
9.7 miles
Leicester, Leicestershire, LE2
Sitting in Leicester city centre, the Marquis Wellington is a haven for the ‘real pub’ goers. The historic building houses a cosy interior with vintage fittings, and a raft of real ales, great wines and local beers.
9.8 miles
Leicester, Leicestershire, LE1
The Regent Sports & Social Club offers something for everyone
9.9 miles
Leicester, LE1
With our fantastic home-cooked menus and a choice of dining experiences, The Belmont Hotel is one of Leicester's favourites for all occasions.
9.9 miles
Leicester, Leicestershire, LE2
Symphony Rooms is a new, innovative state of the art venue in the heart of Leicester, catering for all occasions. This stunning venue combines elegance with a modern edge, lavishly decorated to provide a vibrant yet relaxing ambience.
9.9 miles
Coleman, Leicester, LE5
10 miles
Leicester, Leicestershire, LE2
Right opposite Leicester’s main train station, Hind & PB Lounge is a gastro pub fit for breakfast, lunch and dinner. On London Road, it’s one of the most popular spots in central Leicester thanks to classic British pub food alongside quality drinks/ good
10 miles
Leicester, Leicestershire, LE2
Right next door to Leicester Train Station, the name takes its inspiration from the building’s original purpose as a sorting office and parcel yard for British rail.