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ALE WAGON. (Rutland Street / Charles Street, LE1 1RE)
Hoskins
Brothers only tied house. Basic 30’s style interior. HOB, Mild and
up to five other Hoskins Brother’s Beers, plus guests.
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BARLEY MOW. (149 Granby Street, LE1 6FB)
Fairly modern Everard's tied house with 4 Everards
beers and a guest .
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GLOBE.
(43 Silver
Street, LE1 5EU)
Everards'
tied house with an excellent pub interior, popular with the young.
Usually has 4 Everards beers, plus 3 guest beers.
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HIGHCROSS. (Highcross Street, LE1 4JB)
J D Wetherspoon's – normally at least 3 Leicestershire beers on sale
from Shardlow or Belvoir Breweries, plus usual beers.
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HIND. (London Road, LE2 0PD)
Festival Ale
house, varied selection of beers. Almost opposite Railway Station.
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HOG'S HEAD. (27
Market Street or
Pocklingtons Walk, LE1 6DN)
Large, spacious, typical Hog's Head.
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LAST
PLANTAGENET. (Granby Street, LE1 6FD)
J D
Wetherspoon's – expect all you usually get in a 'spoons at this
establishment.
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LEICESTER GATEWAY. (52 Gateway Street, LE2 7DP)
Tynemill pub, good range of beers in this large converted hosiery
factory.
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BLACK HORSE. (Braunstone Gate / Foxon Street, LE3 5LT)
This Everard's pub has real character and sells real cider and 3 or
more 'guest beers' alongside the regular Everard's beers. Small cosy
unspoilt locals' pub in a wine bar dominated area.
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SWAN & RUSHES. (Infirmary Square / Oxford Street, LE1
5WR)
At least 6
real ales on plus many imported bottled beers. Has regular Beer Festivals.
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OUT OF THE
VAULTS. (24 King Street or New Walk, LE1 6RL)
Up to 12
Real Ales on sale only from micro breweries. Has
regular Beer Festivals.
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BLACK BOY. (35, Albion Street, LE1 6LB)
Bass. 2001 refurbishment did not ruin its interesting interior. Currently a little run down and lease
soon to be up for sale.
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KING
RICHARD III. (Highcross Street, LE1 4NN)
Everards pub returned to “Real Ale” in recent times after 40 years of
KEG. Many historical treasures inside.
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MOLLY O'GRADY'S. (14 Hotel Street, LE1 5AW)
Formerly the Saracen's Head. Mock Irish pub serving Everard's beers.
Beer is o.k. Can't say the same for the pub interior.
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CRITERION (44 Millstone Lane, LE1 5JN)
Up to 8 Real
Ales on sale from micros. Good value home made Pizzas available until
9.00pm. Has regular beer festivals. Leicester CAMRA City “Pub Of
The Year” 2006 and overall "Pub of the Year" 2007.
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SHIP INN. (Soar Lane, LE3 5DE)
This 1930’s two roomed local, a former Shipstone’s pub, now sells
Barnsley Bitter brewed at Oakwell and Old Tom, both remarkably cheaply.
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SHAKESPEARE'S
HEAD
(Southgates, LE1 5SH)
Owned by the Barnsley Brewery. Barnsley Bitter and Old Tom sold
remarkably cheaply. Recently refurfurbished tastefully. An excellent
example of an unspoilt 1960's building.
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PHOENIX ARTS BAR & CAFE (Upper Brown Street, LE1
5SS)
Small bar area just inside the main entrance. Has
3 or 4 varying beers.
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THE RUTLAND & DERBY ARMS
(Millstone Lane, LE1
5JN)
Recently fully refurbished Everards Pub. The first pub in the City to
be Non-Smoking throughout. Full Everards Beer range on but prices are
very premium.
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THE SALMON (13 Butt Close Lane, LE1 4SX)
This former Banks’ pub is now privately owned and sells a range of
approx 4 Real Ales, but only opens until 8pm and is closed on Sundays.
Prices are quite premium, but worth a visit.
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PUMP AND TAP (42 Duns Lane, LE3 5LX)
Formerly The West End Inn until the early 1980’s. Claims to be a
free house but beers dominated by Carlsberg Tetley. Soon to close
forever, being demolished in the long term. Worth visiting.
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WESTERN (70 Western Road, LE3 0GA)
Recently leased to Steamin' Billy by Everards. Serves Steamin'
Billy & Everards beers and guests.
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