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Leicester pub and bar guide
Here's a guide to the pubs and bars of Leicester - good orbad, we bring you the most talked about venues and the places you haveto visit at least once. We've included a few user reviews, to give youan idea of what to expect when you get there. Or you canfollow the links to see full details and all reviews for each pub.
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The Criterion, Leicester
Address: 44 Millstone Lane, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE1 5JN
Phone: 0116 262 5418
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Nearest train stations: Leicester (0.6 miles), South Wigston (3.6 miles)Reviews by BITE users:
St. David's Day 1st Mar- 7 Welsh ales available. CAMRA meeting on 2nd.
BRITISH PIE WEEK is 7th- 13th Mar during Leics. annual CAMRA festival.
Pizza competition- create and name a new dish for our specials board and receive prizes! Promo ends Sat 30th Apr, winner announced Wed 3rd May.
Easter weekend & St. George's Day Apr 23rd clash for a full on live music, beer & food Bank Holiday of fun. Sunday metal starts at 5pm until til 11pm.COMEDY FESTIVAL- NO tickets sold at pub. Get here early to eat as no food allowed in front bar due to acts and seating plan. Pizza available on Mon 7th & 14th due to demand (pm only) & 4 pizza deal on for festival only.
3 months of Sun rock/indie/metal confirmed for last Sundays of the month.
La Chouffe night rescheduled for Wed 23rd Feb- tasting night from 8pm..3 Feb 2011 21:59The Criterion Crew will be here every day in Dec except to celebrate the birthday of Lord Jesus and suffer his hangover on Boxing Day too. So even if it is -10 degrees C, we have flu, colds, migraines, broken digits, bad backs, oven burns, etc we come to work to make your Xmas complete...
Pizza available for 27th rugby match- lunchtime only.
Lots of festive ales available into the new year. We close @4pm on Dec 31st and re-open for our invited regulars @6pm. Free buffet @9pm.
Beer tasting night Wed 12th- Nice Chouffe.Pub Poker Leicester Poker
Charity gig Sunday 16th Jan for MIND.
.Swan and Rushes, Leicester
Address: Infirmary Square, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE1 5WR
Phone: 0116 2339167
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Nearest train stations: Leicester (0.6 miles), South Wigston (3.4 miles)Pub Poker Leicester Uk
Reviews by BITE users:
I have to say I visited this gaff with some trepidation, (well, a little)...only on account of the fact that when I lived in Leicester, the Swan and Rushes was a rough and ready pub lacking in any atmosphere and beer. It was frequented by an element of the 'unsavoury'. I'm sure there were one or two 'salt of the earth' types but it wasn't somewhere on the list of desirable pubs /venues to visit.
Now, however it's changed, good range of well kept ales, unpretentious and courteous bar staff and a friendly atmosphere. Also has a full size Bar Billiards table, when myself and my mate arrived on a Saturday afternoon just before the Tigers were due to play it was packed with Tigers fans, but quickly emptied one kick off loomed.
Good pub...It's safe to visit now the most boring man in the universe appears to have been barred again. Let's hope it's for good this time. Pizzas will soon be on the menu too.9 Sep 2010 17:05*** BEER FEST UPDATE ***
I've been advised that the Swan will be holding a Beer Festival coinciding with the Leicester Castle Park Festival (and Peterborough Beer Fest) which is due to commence on Thursday 26th August and running through to Sunday 29th.
The festival will feature a Hog Roast on Friday and Saturday (first time for a city centre pub in leicester???) and promises an assortment of new and unusual beers plus old favourites.
Couldn't find any info on this in the Leicester Drinker, but the Swan website has date / time info plus a festival beer list...Marquis Wellington, Leicester
Address: 139 London Road, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE2 1EF
Phone: 0116 2555833
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Nearest train stations: Leicester (0.3 miles), South Wigston (3.3 miles)Reviews by BITE users:
@ All_Hail_The_Ale
Not quite right on presumption of who I am... but oh well... It's still seems like a lovely boozer to me! I had a Sunday roast there two weeks ago, lovely grub, reasonable price and the Old Hooky tasted bloomin lovely!
Cheer up All_Hail_the_Ale!The guest Burton Bridge Damson Porter was turning, but the Everards Sleighbell was on good form.12 Dec 2010 03:16Interesting to note the most recent comment below...
Personally, I'm always a bit dubious when a pub re-opens after being very bad and suddenly a new BITE user appears with a name like 'Alefanatic' and posts a glowing review of the place on the day they sign up without posting comments on ANY other pubs whatsoever.
Presumably if they really were fanatical about the ale they'd have visited (and posted on) a few other hostelries, both within Leicester and beyond.
Sadly this is not the first time we've seen this damage limitation attempt on behalf of Everards houses - if you're going to do it at least have the decency to try and make the posting look authentic, don't insult the intellect of the people who use this site!
That said, I will be sure to pop in before the end of the week and check the state of play for myself ... I will not be holding my breath in expectation of any significant inmprovement though.The Ale Wagon, Leicester
Address: 27 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE1 1RE
Phone: 01162 623330
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Nearest train stations: Leicester (0.3 miles), South Wigston (3.8 miles)Reviews by BITE users:
Loved it, plenty of Hoskins beers on, all that we tried were tasty and well-served, the HOB standing out as excellent. A proper pub, with good beer, and an incredibly friendly barmaid, could not fault the place. I had heard of the landlady's reputation, but was disappointed, I smiled and was friendly, and she responded in kind.
Thanks to all at the pub, had a great time before the football, and will definitely return subject to relegation/ promotion.Sadly, landlord as grumpy as ever, though to be fair I did enjoy the challenging beer range - a pub for the pub enthusiast !19 Nov 2010 23:52*** BEER FEST UPDATE ***
According to the Leicester Drinker, the Ale Wagon will be holding a Beer Festival on Friday 3rd / Saturday 4th of September.
As with previous events this one should be worth a visit - nice to see it ADVERTISED for a change!The Pub, Leicester
Address: 12 New Walk, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE1 6TF
Phone: 01162 552150
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Nearest train stations: Leicester (0.3 miles), South Wigston (3.5 miles)Reviews by BITE users:
A Bar called 'the pube' rather missing the point, disapointing. Rather sadly short changed and begrudgingly refunded my money, when challenged.By the way about the food - £4.50 for a sandwich with some crisps is a joke when other pubs like the Swan do fish & chips and pizza for £5.50.Pub Poker Leicester Poker
9 Sep 2010 18:5615 cask ales and another 17 keg fonts. Who needs a beer festival? Miles better than the Vin IV in my opinion.The Font, Leicester
Address: 52 Gateway Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE2 7DP
Phone: 0116 255 7319
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Nearest train stations: Leicester (0.7 miles), South Wigston (3.4 miles)Reviews by BITE users:
Lively, trendy pub in the heart of student territory. Pretty packed on a Thursday, which bodes well for them. Relatively expensive if an offer isn't on. Real ales are priced at £3, of which there was Castle Rock's Harvest and Elsie Mo, Oakham Oblivion and a handpulled cider. The Oblivion was on at £2.50. The two beers from Castle Rock were on good form. This is a pub that fills a gap in the market successfully, but it goes without saying that it won't be for everyone. Now reopened as The Font. Only been a couple of times so far so can't do a full review. The keg fonts are a little uninspiring apart from Vedett and Timmermans Kriek. An outlet for the ridiculously monikered Stella Black. Four real ales including Blue Monkey 99 Red Baboons, Castle Rock Harvest Pale and Elsie Mo. The baboons was just beginning to turn sour which doesn't bode well for a pub that's only been open little over a week. The food menu looks great. They do real chips - not frozen crap. 6/10.21 Nov 2010 14:50Rumoured to be reopening soon. Wandered past and the old seating is being ripped out. Application by Castle Rock to serve booze stuck in window.More information
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