4.5/5

(201 reviews)

Welcome to your new and fantastic refurbished Bulls Head here in Countesthorpe. We know you will not be disappointed. Our staff are looking forward to serving you with our new fantastic range of drinks and our new great tasting menu.

4.4/5

(2,006 reviews)

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

4.5/5

(1,039 reviews)

Pub Restaurant in Groby with fresh pizza, tapas and pasta with all the traditional favourites and local ales.

4.2/5

(156 reviews)

So named because of its close proximity to the site of Countesthorpe Railway Station which fell under the notorious Beeching Axe on New Year’s Day 1962.

4.1/5

(1,424 reviews)

The Red Cow started out in the 1650's as a very small inn in a row of cottages in a village near Leicester. Our name comes from an old rhyme which relates to the pub restaurant. "The old red cow, Whic

4.5/5

(503 reviews)

Welcome to The Crown Inn Old Dalby, Melton Mowbray, 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

4.2/5

(1,194 reviews)

Situated in the rural village of Kirby Muxloe just off the M1 and five miles from Leicester the Castle Hotel is a beautiful 17th century pub restaurant overlooking Kirby Muxloe Castle.

4.7/5

(241 reviews)

The Grainstore Brewery Tap opened its doors in September 1995 and today is recognised as one of the best brew pubs in Britain.

4.6/5

(451 reviews)

The Wheatsheaf is an historic hostelry in the heart of Oakham, Rutland’s County Town.