Branch pubs selling real ale

• Appleby Magna
  • Black Horse 2 Top Street Appleby Magna DE12 7AH 07968 332494

    New managers August 2020

    A 2 roomed traditional village pub with a separate restaurant in an attractive C16th black and white timbered building. Outside seating at the side of the pub and in small courtyard area. No food at present. 1 Beer: Pedigree Disabled access: small step from car park, level inside to lounge and restaurant, steps to gents toilets, level to ladies.

  • Crown Inn 23 Church Street Appleby Magna DE12 7BB (01530) 271633

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes.

    Friendly one roomed village local next to the church. Dogs and children welcome. New Licensees June 2017. Beers are Marston's Pedigree + 2 guests. Beer festivals are planned for February and August each year. Coffees served, no food served but are cobs available at weekends. 'pop up pizza' nights are held and are advertised on facebook. Pigeon Club meets in the pub. 1 step at front door. Small step from car park/garden then 2 steps to back entrance. Large garden plus tables at front of pub.

  • Golden Duck Brewery Cellar Bar Sir John Moore Foundation, 87 Top Street Appleby Magna DE12 7AH 07846 295179

    Cellar bar opened 1 June 2018 at the Sir John Moore Foundation School in Appleby Magna Fridays 6.30 to 10.30 only 2 Beers from Golden Duck Brewery next door, straight from the cask. 3 roomed converted cellar in former stately home. Entrance is on the right hand side of the building or through the garden area and down a flight of stairs. Ample parking. Roberts Bus No 7 from the centre of Appleby Magna (approx 1/2 mile walk) Sir John Moore made his fortune in the City of London, becoming Lord Mayor of London in 1681 during the reign of Charles II. Wishing to use his wealth to benefit his home county, Sir John financed the building of a school next to his family estate. Sir John commissioned Sir Christopher Wren to prepare the initial drawings. After Wren's first design, the work was taken on by local architect Sir William Wilson. It opened as a Free School for boys in 1697

• Appleby Parva
  • Appleby Inn Atherstone Road, Appleby Parva DE12 7AP ku.oc.nniybelppa@ofni(01530) 270463

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. Large, good value, restaurant, bar, and hotel with 26 bedrooms and meeting suites. Family owned and managed since 1986. Beers: Pedigree, Doom Bar plus 1 guest. Children's play area and adventure trail (2017) Two roomed lounge bar with a smaller bar showing Sports TV, refurbished January 2019 Disabled toilet, level access on ground floor

• Barlestone
  • Red Lion 9 Newbold Road Barlestone CV13 0DZ (01455) 290265

    Reopened late 2022 with new landlords. Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes, particularly opening times.

    A 3 roomed pub with a bar, lounge and dining area serving home cooked food served in the evenings and Sunday lunchtimes. Formerly the Kismat Indian Restaurant, it reopened as a pub in November 2017. Seating outside near entrance and large grassed garden Level access through out, steps to garden area

  • Three Tuns 16 West End Barlestone CV13 0EJ (01455) 291110

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. Drinkers village pub, loud music. New landlady May 2017

• Barwell
  • Barwell Constitutional Club 20 Chapel Street Barwell LE9 8DD moc.liamg@bulceinnocllewrab(01455) 843154

    Established in 1910. Barwell & District Constitutional Club is a social club offering a venue for various gatherings and social events in the local area. There are two function rooms available for hire with good disabled access. Three real ales are served along with a range of real ale in bottles. Snooker, pool and darts available Outdoor seating

  • Barwell Sports Bar - The Barn Kirkby Road Barwell LE9 8FQ (01455) 843067

    Formerly a club, now a 4 room family orientated free house with function room. The pub has both football and cricket teams. Various clubs and groups use the premises including shooting, crafts, retirement groups. Beer is usually Doom Bar. Happy hour Friday 4-6pm. Outside seating overlooks cricket pitch & bowling green plus there is a marquee with tables.

  • Blacksmiths Arms 1 Chapel Street Barwell LE9 8DD (01455) 698485

    Popular locals pub with single room bar and several quiet alcoves. New gazebo seating area outside. Sky Sports focusses on Horse Racing, Football & Cricket 1 or 2 real ales. Discounts on beers on certain weekdays

  • Cross Keys 32 Chapel Street Barwell LE9 8DD (01455) 843535

    New landlord from November 2022. The oldest public house in Barwell, now a friendly 2 roomed local. It has a Long Skittle Alley which doubles as a function room and a large pub garden to the rear. The pub runs teams for: darts, pool, dominoes and long alley skittles. 2 regular beers are Draught Bass & Adnams Southwold. Car parking at rear.

  • Queens Head 80 High Street Barwell LE9 8DR (01455) 843026

    The Queens Head dates from 1543 and is the second oldest building in the village, after the church. This former village coaching inn has a central servery to a beamed bar and lounge. There are also three separate, cosy rooms. There is a beer garden with plenty of tables and a marquee. Good value pub food is served lunchtimes and evenings. 2 real ales are offered.

  • Red Lion 1 Mill Street Barwell LE9 8DX moc.liamg@llewraBnoiLdeRehT(01455) 643036

    New landlords from Dec 2024. 2 roomed traditional pub which has been recently refurbished inside and out. Public bar with pool table at the front and a lounge to the rear. Outside tables on the rear patio, some under cover. Live music fortnightly. Real Ale is Sharp's Doombar with Draught Bass to follow soon. Food will also be served in the near future.

• Burbage
  • Anchor Inn Church Street, Burbage Burbage LE10 2DA moc.egabrubrohcna@bob(01455) 636107

    This very popular village pub is comfortably refurbished in a nautical theme and is affectionately known by locals as the Yacht Club. One of three rooms has BT Sport which attracts a large following of rugby fans. Regular beers are Marston's Pedigree and Wainwright, 2 or 3 guest ales from the Marston's stable are always available and occasionally 1 cider. Live good quality music features every other Saturday night; Quiz on Mondays An attractive well maintained garden is a delight on warmer days. and includes a covered drinking area. Part of the garden is accessible through the side gate. 2 steps into pub at front door, 1 step from garden.

  • Burbage & District Constitutional Club Church Street Burbage LE10 2DE moc.liamg@bulcnocegabrub(01455) 616558

    Smart Grade II Listed Club in centre of village with comfortable panelled Lounge. Long Alley Skittles, Snooker tables, Dominoes, bingo and Bowling Green. CAMRA members are welcome. Accompanied non-CAMRA members will need to be signed in and pay 50p (or £2.00 when there is live entertainment). Regular beers - Greene King Abbot. Up to 3 guest beers. Disabled facilities: level access to bar, ramp to function room, disabled toilet. Steps to outside area/bowling green. Local CAMRA Branch Club of the Year 2014, 2016, 2017 and 2018, also East Midlands regional club of the year 2016, 2017 and 2018.

  • Chequers 26 Lutterworth Road Burbage LE10 2DN (01455) 239293

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. New landlords May 2019. Traditional local, built in 1861 with a main bar and smaller back room. Refurbished 2015/2016. New Kitchens and restaurant 2017. Food served lunch time Saturday and Sunday, evenings Monday - Saturday. Restaurant area seats 60. up to 3 beers:- Brewpoint (Charlie Wells) DNA plus guest. Live acts every Saturday night - see Facebook for details. Outside there is a car park and a large patio and garden - refurbished 2021, and children's play area Disabled Access: 1 step at front, level from car park, 1 step to toilets

  • Cross Keys Hinckley Road Burbage LE10 2AF ku.oc.egabrubortsibssenoj@sgnikoob(01455) 371413

    Warm, welcoming traditional village pub with 3 bars serving 4 four rooms. Alterations in October 2018 have opened up the pub and improved access, while still retaining the original 4 rooms and bar area. Large well kept garden includes a covered seating area and smoking shelter. Gate opens on to the playing fields behind. Traditional pub games. 3 real ales. Level access from side gate to garden; virtually level (threshold only) to back door; 2 steps at front door. Food available from "Jones's Bistro" Occasional live music

  • Hansom Cab Brookfield Road Burbage LE10 2LL (01455) 612029

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. A new build pub by Greene King for the Hungry Horse chain, opened in August 2015. Bar opens at 11am. Separate over 18's bar area. 3 beers from Greene King list, usually including Abbot Outside seating area, childrens play area. Disabled access to all areas and toilet.

  • Hinckley Knight Watling Street Burbage LE10 2JQ ku.oc.gnikeneerg@1186(01455) 610773

    An air conditioned, family friendly pub on the A5 near to the M69 junction 2. Refurbished 2021/2022. Greene King IPA, sometimes a 2nd beer from the Greene King list A wide range of pub food and Sunday lunches are served. The sports room has table football, pool, video golf and there are four large TVs in the sports bar showing Sky and BT Sports. Opened October 1932, the second in a projected series of 'wayside hostelries' built by the Knights of the Road Ltd. The original Modernist hotel has now been virtually buried under later accretions with just a few of the original features still visible.

  • Leonardo Hotel Hinckley Watling St Burbage LE10 3JA moc.sletohodranoel@dnalsiyelkcniH(01455) 631122

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. 4* hotel in a rural setting at the junction of the M69 and A5. Popular for weddings with five function rooms that can host between 50 and 400 guests. Various restaurant options including Marco Pierre White Steakhouse Bar and Grill. Food is also served in the Triumph Bar from 5:00pm - 10:00pm and in the Piazza Bar from 7:00am - 10:00pm daily. Fitness suite with indoor swimming pool, sauna, spa pool, and steam room.

  • LimeKilns Burbage Watling Street Burbage LE10 3ED moc.liamg@42sbupnogarddnalwO(01455) 631158

    reopened February 2024 with new landlords

    Situated alongside the Ashby Canal, where it crosses the A5, the pub was originally an 18th-century coaching inn. It offers free garden side moorings and a large canal side beer garden. The first floor lounge has canal views and an open fire in winter. Downstairs function room available for around 25 people, suitable for meetings, clubs, small gatherings. Traditional pub food served, also Sunday Roasts. Beers: ever changing but some frequents including Timothy Taylor, Butty Bach, Tribute Local Branch Pub of the Year 2016.

  • Red Lion 14 Windsor Street Burbage LE10 2EF (01455) 636108

    Burbage Church Warden's records show the Red Lion name going back over two hundred years. The one room traditional village pub with a cosy fire, has been updated and refurbished by new landlords in 2022. The newly furnished garden has a children’s play area. There is a separate covered smoking area and patio. A large function room is available. Live entertainment at weekends, complement the TV sports events.

  • Sycamores 60 Windsor Street Burbage LE10 2EF moc.liamg@egabrub.seromacyseht(01455) 239268

    A large old village pub with a modern interior. The emphasis is again back to quality real ales. A Freehouse from summer 2024, up to 3 beers and an occasional cider usually from Thatchers or Westons Old Rosie. Patio seating area and children's play area. Disabled access from car park to back door and to part of the gardens Food served by Peppervine Tapas - see facebook for details, book online

  • Woolcomber Atkins Way Burbage LE10 2PH ku.oc.buprebmoclooweht@seiriuqne0330 016 2277

    2 roomed estate pub on corner site. Opened as 'The Woolcomber' on 29th September 1960. Renamed as the Hastings before reverting to its original name of The Woolcomber in July 2016

    January 2024 Family run by Amber Crees, Tina Conroy & Macee Stewart

    Food served. Wheelchair access from large car park

• Carlton
  • Gate Hangs Well 39 Barton Road Carlton CV13 0DB ten.llewsgnahetag@ofni(01455) 290806

    Village pub with an L-shaped bar & a conservatory with views across open fields. Refurbished in 2020 with a new restauarant/cafe added. Beers are 1 from the local Church End Brewery, Bass, Doom Bar and 1 guest.

    The pub/cafe/shop are open all day from 9am Tuesday to Saturday and Sunday from 11am. No food on Monday. Cafe serves coffee/tea and cake all day. Brunch/lunch from 11.30 til 2.30pm. Evenings bar food 5.30 til 8.00 -Tuesday Wednesday (Basket meals/pizza). Evening restaurant 5.30 til 9pm Thurs, Fri and Saturday evenings. Roasts available on Sunday in bar and restaurant 12-4pm.

    There are eight different walks in the area. All the paths are waymarked. To find out more on the walks click on the link from the pub website.

• Congerstone
  • Horse & Jockey Main Street Congerstone CV13 6LY moc.liamg@enotsregnocjh(01827) 881220

    Large country pub with separate bar, lounge area and restaurant. There are 4 regular beers including a LocAle from ChurchEnd. Live Music Tuesdays - Fridays. Disabled access: level from car park, 2 steps to front door, disabled toilets available.

• Earl Shilton
  • Dog & Gun 72 Keats Lane Earl Shilton LE9 7DR (01455) 396188

    New landlords August 2021 Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes.

    Mock Tudor pub built in 1932 and still retaining a close to original layout and many fittings. Refurbished inside 2021. Garden Regular beer Marstons Pedigree, Courage Directors, Ringwood Razorback plus one guest. Entertainment - live singers, karaoke, discos etc - see facebook for details

  • Earl Shilton Constitutional Club Station Road Earl Shilton LE9 7GE moc.liamg@ynocnotlihs(01455) 843837

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. A substantial building, built in 1926, standing in a large car parking area and known locally as 'The Conny Club'. The interior decoration is smart and modern. Although a members club, CAMRA members are welcome to visit but must sign in. Popular for TV sports and pub games including Snooker. Up to 4 local, regional and national beers are available on a rotational basis.

  • Fernleighs 33 Wood Street Earl Shilton LE9 7NP 07922 920702

    This new Earl Shilton bar has opened in Wood Street, serving a range of changing cask and keg beers along with a large selection of drinks. Food is also being served in this very attractive bar and bistro. The premises has been operating since 18th October and is managed by Rhea Dawson. Dogs are allowed in certain areas of the front bar and there is a tv showing TNT Sports Rugby. There are up to three changing real ales available from five pumps.

  • Lord Nelson 54 Wood Street, Earl Shilton, Leicester Earl Shilton LE9 7ND moc.liamg@sbuptlov(01455) 440183

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. This one roomed pub was refurbished internally and externally during 2012 and its owners plan for further improvements in the near future. Locals pub, friendly and warm atmosphere. Family friendly, accompanied children welcome until 8pm. Enclosed beer garden to rear of pub; Smoking Shelter to rear. Live bands on Friday evenings and Karaoke on Saturdays 3D Multiscreen Sky TV has been introduced and all televised Premiership matches are shown along with F1 Pool table

  • Red Lion High Street Earl Shilton LE9 7LQ (01455) 842401

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. Reopened 2018 with new landlord. 3 roomed locals pub, serving 2 beers. Extensive, but tasteful, refurbishment and modernisation took place in early 2017. Disabled access from the car park to the large covered seating area and to the back door. Dogs welcome, children allowed til 8pm

  • Shilton Vaults 3 The Hollow Earl Shilton LE9 7NA moc.loa@1smllweus07715 106876

    Opened late September 2018 in the former NatWest Bank building has three rooms: a main bar, a centre room and one in the original vault. Sister pub to the Pestle and Mortar in Hinckley. Level access from the street; toilets are upstairs. Outside seating. Twelve casks stored in an air-conditioned ground floor cellar. Serving three or four real ales, craft lagers, eight traditional ciders and speciality gins. Cobs and pork pies available. Runner up cider Pub of the Year 2024.

• Elmesthorpe
  • Wentworth Arms Station Road Elmesthorpe LE9 7SG (01455) 842334

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. The Wentworth Arms is a traditional style village pub that dates back to 1896. It was built by the Earls of Leicester and designed by Charles Francis Annesley Voysey for Lord Lovelace and is now a grade 2 listed building. Refurbished October 2019. Food available all day. Large garden and patio with tables, some tables also at the front of the pub. Board games available from the bar, also Table Skittles. 5 beers - Greene King IPA, Abbot and 3 guests. Disabled access: level from car park/garden entrance. One seating area has a step. Disabled toilet.

• Fenny Drayton
  • Royal Redgate Watling Street Fenny Drayton CV10 0RY (024) 7638 3384

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. Situated on the Leicestershire/Warwickshire border at the junction of the A5 with the A444 just south of Fenny Drayon, this pub has been a country inn since the 18th century. The location is convenient for Bosworth Battlefield and the Battlefield Line Heritage Railway. The pub/restaurant comprises a central bar area with a large restaurant to one side and a number of cosy snugs. Garden with seating, tables and country views. There is an ample car parking beyond. cask ale - Pedigree, sometimes 1 guest

• Gopsall
  • Gopsall Inn Farm Pub Gopsall Hall Farm Gopsall CV9 3QJ

    Popup micropub on farm open Saturdays only plus occasional Sundays Live music, beers and streetfood

• Hinckley
  • Ashby Road Sports Club Hangmans Lane Hinckley LE10 3DA (01455) 615159

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. members are very welcome, as are accompanied non-CAMRA members on payment of a £1 signing-in fee. New Steward January 2019 The large bar has a pool table, dartboard and dominoes available. Refurbished January 2020. weekly entertainment on a Friday night within the bar area and Bingo is played every Saturday from 9pm. large function room which is available for hire and sits on six acres of land where our football and cricket teams play. beers include Doom Bar all week and at least one guest beer available. Easily accessible, the club has a large car park and is on three bus routes.

  • Ashby Tavern 62 Ashby Road Hinckley LE10 1SL 07359 682715

    new landlord 2023, please note that the opening hours may need updating.

    Formerly called The Mineral Baths. Very much a locals/regulars pub - friendly atmosphere. Large amount of space. Dog and family friendly Large TV screens. Large beer garden darts and pool available up to 3 cask ales on draught live music/entertainment - see facebook for details

  • Black Horse Upper Bond Street Hinckley LE10 1RJ (01455) 699120

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. New landladies in January 2023 One roomed town pub with function room available for all occasions, catering can be provided. Food available Occasional live music The very first meeting of H&B CAMRA was held here on 7th September 2005

  • Bounty 18 Market Place Hinckley LE10 1NT 07968 040453

    Re-opened May 2014 after nearly 5 years of closure. As the George Inn/Hotel it was originally a coaching inn in existence before 1671. In 1959 it was completely demolished and a new building erected on the site which was subsequently renamed The Bounty. It was completely refurbished using HMS Bounty, famous for its mutiny of 1789, as its theme. The bar is styled to represent the stern of the Bounty and benefits from dark oak panelling and re-covered seating. one beer: Wainwright Gold

  • Citizens Club Mount Road Hinckley LE10 1AE (01455) 615113

    A social club where the good old days are still going on. The club is run by its Members for the Members. Bar and lounge bar. Function room upstairs CAMRA Members can use the club without charge on production of a CAMRA membership card. Accompanying non-CAMRA members will be charged 50p. 1 regular beer (Bass) and 1 or 2 guest beers

  • Clarence Cafe Bar Clarence Building, 5 Market Place Hinckley LE10 1NT moc.rabefacecneralc@uhgar07879 185725

    New coffee and real ale bar in the former Yorkshire Bank building in Hinckley town centre, opened December 2022. Open for Breakfast, brunch and lunch, cakes also available 1 or 2 real ales CAMRA discount. Live Music Friday and Saturday.

  • Crafty Baron Hinckley 5-7 Regent Street Hinckley LE10 0QA moc.yrewerbeprohtsemle@norabwen(01455) 890169

    Re-opened October 2019 by new owners Crafty Pub Group (Elmesthorpe Brewery Co) formerly operated by Wetherspoons. Please note CAMRA vouchers are NOT accepted in this pub.

    A large modern pub, open-plan but split in to three levels, the bar is at street level. The middle level has comfortable seating and some dining tables. The top level is at the back of the building, it provides the main dining area and has period timbers in the walls. Dogs welcome in the front bar area. Beers usually include 2 from Elmesthorpe Brewery and several guests. Disabled access: level from street to the front bar, disabled toilet, stair lift to middle section. The name of this pub recalls the office created by William the Conqueror. The Baron of Hinckley was also Lord High Steward of England.

  • Duke of Rutland Lower Bond Street Hinckley LE10 1QU moc.liamg@42sbupwkrt(024) 7601 4440

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. See facebook for opening times.

    Pub on edge of town centre with outside seating at the front. Recently taken over by new landlords and reopened October 2024, The Duke is now offering real ale, and aims to be a friendly welcoming high street local, offering a variety of drinks and bar food, including pizza, cobs and toasties. We are dog friendly throughout and can't wait to meet faces old and new. Up to 2 real ales usually Old Speckled Hen or St Austell Tribute Public car park next door.

  • Elbow Cask & Craft 26 Station Road Hinckley LE10 1AW 07900 191388

    Please check facebook page for current opening times.

    Run by the Arnold family, this friendly one roomed bar, decorated in an industrial style, offers a warm welcome and great atmosphere. The 6 real ales/ciders, sourced from across the UK, are gravity served directly from the cellar behind sliding glass doors, along with up to 8 changing craft beers. Also provided are high quality wines, 40+ specialty gins, whiskies, vodkas, world craft beers and lagers in bottles and cans plus a range of soft drinks. Super Chadwick’s pork pies, and homemade sausage rolls and Scotch eggs complement the drinks. There is no TV, jukebox or gaming machines as conversation is king. Dogs and children are welcome (children until 8pm). No garden but tables & chairs are available on the pavement outside front of pub, under an awning. Local branch Pub of Distinction 2017, Pub of the Year 2018.

  • Flintlock 68 Roston Drive Hinckley LE10 0XP ku.oc.bupxineohp@yelkcniH.kcoltnilF(01455) 890109

    New landlord February 2022. Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes.

    3 real ales - pedigree + 2 from Marston's and 1 cider. Garden at rear and patio to front, dogs allowed in the bar only. Pool and darts available. Level access throughout, disabled toilet/changing area off lounge. An estate pub built in 1973 in the Hollycroft estate. An M&B sizzling pub until July 2017 when it was bought by by Milton Pubs, then sold to Marston's in October 2018. Refurbished December 2018.

  • Greyhound 9 New Buildings Hinckley LE10 1HN ku.oc.yelkcnihdnuohyergeht@esiuoL(01455) 697575

    A traditional three roomed town centre public house since at least 1815. Interior of some regional historic interest. Re-opened October 2013 under the management of Louise Lavender, who is also the landlady of the New Plough Inn round the corner. Purchased from Marston's by Louise in August 2014 and became a Free House. Repainted and refurbished July 2024. 2 regular beers Marston's Pedigree and Courage Directors, and up to 3 guests - often New Buildings Brewery. Real cider available. Function room and meeting rooms available. Dining room/function room refurbished Spring 2020. Please book for Sunday Carvery. Jazz Club - 3rd Wednesday of the month. A blue plaque is outside commemorating William Butler (of M&B)

  • Hinckley Golf Club Leicester Road Hinckley LE10 3DR moc.bulcflogyelkcnih@eciffo(01455) 615124

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. Hinckley Golf Club is a private members golf club founded in 1983. The Parklands restaurant offers a warm welcome to golfers and members of the public, to book call 01455 615124 Bar meals and 1 changing real ale served in the The Nineteenth, bar and lounge.,

  • Hinckley Rugby Football Club Leicester Road Hinckley LE10 3DR (01455) 615010

    Local branch joint Club of the Year 2022. Hinckley RFC has a welcoming, comfortable and fully licensed bar that is open to all. Senior matches are played on Saturday afternoon and Mini/Junior and Girls fixtures/training on Sundays from 9.30am. The new clubhouse has 2 rooms which are available for functions and can be joined together if needed to accommodate 500 people. The main room holds up to 100 people and the second up to 250 people. 10p per pint discount with camra card.

  • Holywell Inn 56a London Road Hinckley LE10 1HL moc.liamg@yelkcnihwh(01455) 699688

    New landlords June 2024.

    Opened 1835, although the present building dates from 1927.The original Holy Well is under the pub. It originally had several small rooms but was opened up into one large room by Marston's. Rennovated autumn 2024. A family friendly pub serving Doom bar, pop up street food - see facebook for details. Events listed on Facebook page. Tuesday Quiz night

  • Last Roadhouse 52 Coventry Road Hinckley LE10 0JT 07894 522674

    Change of name to Prince of Wales/The Last Roadhouse June 2020 Large 2 roomed town pub - main bar and smaller snug room. For many years this was one of many Marston's houses in the town. The current owners purchased the freehold in October 2013 and re-furbished the interior. Various Hinckley to Nuneaton and Leicester buses pass the door. Happy Hour: Mon-Fri 5pm-7pm £3 pint on Lager, Ales, Cider, Guinness Real ale reported available (Bass)

  • Marina Brewers Fayre Coventry Road Hinckley LE10 0NB moc.daerbtihw@yelkcnih.aniram(01455) 636493

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. Purpose built Brewers Fayre restaurant alongside the Ashby Canal. Premier Inn adjacent. Open for food all day. family friendly. Breakfast serving times Weekdays: 6.30am-10.30am, Weekends: 7am-11am. 2 beers - Sharp's Doom Bar plus 1 guest. Disabled access throughout, upper levels accessible by lift. Disabled toilet. Seating areas outside next to canal.

  • Milestone Hinckley Fields, Sword Drive Hinckley LE10 0GL ku.oc.snotsram@yelkcnih.enotselim(01455) 619221

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. Purpose built Marston's Tavern on Northern Perimeter Road, opposite Morrison's. Also known locally as The Windmill. Up to 4 beers served - all from Marston's list. 2 restaurants - good food at reasonable prices. New Grill and Pizza menu from April 2017, and interior revamped with a mix of modern and traditional styles.

  • New Plough Inn Leicester Road Hinckley LE10 1LS ku.oc.nnihguolpweneht@esiuol(01455) 615037

    Double fronted building (1901) opposite Fire Station boasting original wood settles, comfortable lounge areas and a traditional and cosy ambience with over 50 gins available, and rugby-themed memorabilia. Up to 6 real ales are served, usually including Marston's Pedigree, and up to 3 ciders Darts, dominoes, crib and skittles are played in the games room. Dogs are welcome. Outside seating at the front and a sheltered beer garden and heated, covered smokers area to the rear of the pub. The Stables Function Room is available for corporate or party hire. Charity pub quiz on the last Thursday of the month, sponsors of HRFC. Hinckley and Bosworth CAMRA Pub of the Year 2011, 2012, 2022 and 2023. Marston's Cask Ale Pub of the Year 2014 (South Region).

  • Pestle & Mortar 81 Castle Street Hinckley LE10 1DA ku.oc.yelkcniheltsepeht@ofni07715 106876

    One roomed micropub opened August 2015 in a former chemists shop. Regular beer Draught Bass and up to 8 guests ales, between 15 and 22 ciders. Selection of bottled beers. Purity's 'Lawless' craft lager beer and Veltins German Pilsner. Cobs and porkpies available. Local Branch Cider Pub of the Year 2024 and previous 7 yrs East Midlands Cider Pub of The Year 2016. Branch Pub of the Year 2019, 2020 and 2021, runner up 2024

  • Princes Feathers 9 Rugby Road Hinckley LE10 0QA

    Town centre pub near the bus station. Dogs in garden only. Garden. Pool table and darts. See facebook for entertainment details 2 cask ales

  • Queen's Head Upper Bond Street Hinckley LE10 1RJ 07951 063484

    An award winning family-run Victorian pub on the site of an original building dating back to 1809 and serving four ever-changing real ales. Sympathetically refurbished with many Victorian features in four rooms, with open fires, a Victorian range and a restored snug. A cosy atmosphere and a warm welcome awaits. Near to the town centre, on bus routes, 20 mins from the railway station. Beers: usuallyBass plus 3 guests Sorry no children and no pets. Local Branch Pub of the Year 2013, 2014 and 2017, runner up East Midlands Pub of the Year 2014, a GBG entry since 2013 runner up 2024.

  • Railway Inn Station Road Hinckley LE10 1AP (01455) 697418

    Recently acquired from Steamin' Billy by the Valiant Pub Company. Refurbished and reopened mid November 2023. Outside seating Music and events - see facebook for details Food served daily, online booking available One real ale Car park Pool team and darts

  • Tin Hat 45 Trent Road Hinckley LE10 0YA moc.liamg@tahniteht(01455) 631943

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. Modern Estate pub with 2 bars - Bar and lounge for food. Dogs allowed in the bar only. Sports TV in bar only. Children welcome in the lounge for dining. 2 beers - Banks Amber + guest from Marston's list. 1 cider. Following a change of landlords in February 2019, the Tin Hat is now a sister pub to the Royal Redgate on the A5.

  • Union 14-20 Stockwell Head Hinckley LE10 1RE (01455) 635515

    Large town centre pub, originally many rooms, now several divided areas. Popular at weekends. A pub from at least 1835, it was largely rebuilt by Marston's in 1989-90 Outside seating area to rear Pool table, darts available New landlord Spring 2017.

  • Weavers Arms Derby Road Hinckley LE10 1QE (01455) 632927

    Refurbished in the 1930s with a black-and-white, half-timbered façade, the Weavers is a busy, popular pub within easy walking distance of the town centre. It has been serving real ales since 1874 and offers a good selection of at least 3 beers and ciders all on handpumps. There are tables at the front and a patio, beer garden with children's play area to the rear - refurbished Spring 2020. Level access from street/front seating area. TV sports are available and the pub is home to several darts, dominoes and football teams. Monthly quiz and occasional live music. Branch Pub of the Month Feb 2011

  • Wharf 318 Coventry Road Hinckley LE10 0NQ ku.oc.liamtoh@nnifrahw07815 095442

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes.

    Pub with mock Tudor exterior retaining a close to original floor plan and many original fittings, oak panelled, real fires, warm and comfortable. A traditional drinking pub with 4 rooms and centre bar. Outside seating to front and rear. Virtually level with very small step from side entrance. 3 beers - Pedigree, Out the Cut (brewed by Marston's) and 1 or 2 guests August Pig & Apple festival (cider). Golf Society, dominoes and crib teams

  • White Bear Coventry Road Hinckley LE10 0JT moc.liamg@yelkcnihraebetihw(01455) 363049

    One roomed pub on the edge of the town centre, near Lidl supermarket. Bought by Steamin' Billy from Marston's and refurbished in 2016 with wooden floors and new seating inside. Outside there is a large beer garden with plenty of seating, a fire pit, outside bar and two covered 'bear pit' areas. 2 real ales plus ciders, often Liieys or Westons Traditional pub food. Hosts live events including monthly quiz, open mic night and Beer and Burger festival.

• Ibstock
  • Ram Inn High Street Ibstock LE67 6LG moc.liamtoh@nni-mar(01530) 260501

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes.

    Quirky pub with a community focus. The Ram In dates back to the 1700's, feautring a spacious interior and recently refurbished in 2020.

    A big supporter of the air ambulance holding a regular charity auction on Tuesdays from 7am and a pub quiz Thursday nights from 8pm.

    Other events include live music every Saturday from 9pm and bingo on a Sunday from 4pm.

  • Waggon & Horses 71 Curzon Street Ibstock LE67 6LA (01530) 262123

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. This pub is listed in CAMRA’s National Inventory of Historic Pub Interiors as: “A pub with a regionally important historic interior”. It is a uniquely traditional village local, which is at least 300 years old and unscathed by the passing of time. The unspoiled three-roomed interior consists of a traditional public bar to the right of the entrance corridor, which is the only room with a servery. The public bars unpretentious ambience is enhanced by uncovered quarry tile floor, plentiful photographs showing Ibstock in bygone times and a solid fuel heating stove with stovepipe rising to join the chimney just below first floor level. To the left of the entrance corridor is the door to the lounge bar, with the word Telephone inscribed large across its middle rail, as apparently this room is where the pubs telephone used to be. This room also has uncovered quarry tile floors plus an open fireplace and seating which came from the former chapel next door. The lounge is also known as the snug, but as the locals suppose it to be for those with an unsocial disposition, they refer to it as the Mardy Room. Larger than the other two rooms put together, through the second door on the left, is the pool room with one central pool table and rudimentary fixed bench seating along the right hand side wall. Apparently this room was formally the living quarters, but prior to this, sometime around the 1930’s, it was used as a doctor’s surgery; a splendidly ingenious inducement to motivate persons with Latrophobia (a fear of doctors) to overcome their anxiety. Out back is a partially covered courtyard with timber garden furniture. Bass plus 2 guest beers

  • Whimsey Inn 92 High Street Ibstock LE67 6LH moc.liamg@mahtats.syreC(01530) 262029

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes.

    Friendly local with large interior and beer garden along the high street.

    Whilst no seperate room, the pub or parts of it can be hired for functions.

    Pub has helped raise money for charity by organising/supporting various events. Keep an eye on the facebook page for latest news.

• Kirkby Mallory
  • Mallories Church Road Kirkby Mallory LE9 7QE ku.oc.seirollam@ofni(01455) 841153

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. A small upmarket hotel situated near the entrance to Mallory Park Circuit. Recently refurbished (2023) and under new owners serving evening meals Monday to Saturday and lunches on Sundays. Booking is advised for meals. Regular beer is Sharps Doom Bar.

• Market Bosworth
  • Black Horse 17 Market Place Market Bosworth CV13 0LF ku.oc.tnaruatseresrohkcalbeht@egroeg(01455) 290278

    Grade II Listed building. changed hands October 2021 Pub/restaurant with drinking area. You can have a drink without eating at the restaurant in the small area inside as you enter. Also there is an awning area immediately outside the entrance where you can just have a drink or food. Food served all day - breakfast, coffee, lunch, evening meals 2 real ales - often from locales from Church End see facebook for events details

  • Dixie Arms Main Street Market Bosworth CV13 0JW ku.oc.letohsmraeixid@seiriuqne(01455) 290218

    Grade II Listed one roomed substantial pub just off the Market Square with restaurant and beer garden. 3 real ales. Bar meals are served and The Bella Piazza Restaurant is open in the evenings. Sunday lunches are popular and also available as takeaways. 1st Thursday in the month is Open Mike night. There is Live Music once a month. 7 ensuite bedrooms are available with the Dixie Arms 2021 winners of Channel 4's "Four In A Bed" programme.

  • Market Bosworth Rugby Club Cadeby Lane Market Bosworth CV13 0BA ku.oc.cfrbm@cfrbm(01455) 291340

    Market Bosworth RFC is an amateur rugby club located on Cadeby Lane near the historic town of Market Bosworth. The club currently plays in Midlands 2 East North.

    up to 4 cask ales served

  • Olde Red Lion Hotel 1 Park Street Market Bosworth CV13 0LL (01455) 291713

    new landlords October 2023 Popular pub in a Grade II listed building dating back to the 16thC. Located at the heart of the village, it has 5 letting rooms, 2 with four-posters. 2 regular beers and a guest are available (often Pedigree, Banks Amber or Hobgoblin Gold) Live music 1st Friday of the month. Quiz night 1st Sunday of the month. Battlefield Line Heritage Railway 1 mile away

• Newton Burgoland
  • Belper Arms Main Street Newton Burgoland LE67 2SE 0330 058 0792

    New landlords October 2024, please note opening hours and details may need updating

    A pub since 1290 - reputed to be oldest in Leicestershire and rumoured to have a ghost. A traditional village pub with a garden and patio area. Garden bar in a converted horsebox (summer). Food served Wednesday to Sunday. Function room/restaurant. Up to 4 beers Disabled access: 1 small step at front door, otherwise virtually level.

• Orton on the Hill
  • Unicorn 20 Main Street Orton on the Hill CV9 3NN ku.oc.llihehtnonotro-nrocinu@seiriuqne(01827) 880446

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes.

    A free house since 1978 when it was bought from M&B by the licensee's father, this large, food orientated, multi roomed village pub is popular with diners and serves two real ales. Bar area refurnished July 2020 Large car park. Tables outside to front and side of pub. Level access from front door (1 small step at back), level inside, disabled toilet available. The village is of note as the birthplace of William Worthington the brewer and the pub has a blue commemorative plaque on the front wall. Debit/Credit cards accepted.

• Osbaston Hollow, Osbaston
  • Gate Hinckley Road Osbaston Hollow, Osbaston CV13 0HP ku.oc.snotsram@notsabso.nnietag(01455) 290502

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes.

    Tavern on A447 south of Ibstock serving food and real ale Wednesday Quiz Gareden with kids play area

• Ratcliffe Culey
  • Gate 22 Main Road Ratcliffe Culey CV9 3NY ku.oc.liamtoh@erreip-mik(01827) 936421

    New landlords November 2021 The pub was built 110 years ago. Reputedly has 3 ghosts due to it being built on what was originally a hanging site. The former mortuary next door is now the car park. A friendly family run one room village pub with a beer garden to the side. Food served lunchtimes and evenings, children welcome. Dogs welcome in the garden and inside when food is not being served. Beers: 3 beers are on offer. Usually Reverend James & London Pride plus a changing beer. Disabled access: small step to front door, otherwise level access, disabled toilet facilities

• Sapcote
  • Red Lion 8 Church Street Sapcote LE9 4FG ku.oc.etocpasnoilder@rednaxela(01455) 324618

    Two roomed village pub with large garden, car park and 3 bedrooms to let. The only pub in the village following the demise of the Basset Arms. up to 4 beers from Marston's list. Disabled access: virtually level from the front door. Dog and family friendly Food served daily, except Thursday, including Tapas, plus Breakfast on Saturday and Sunday lunches.

  • Sapcote Club 19-21 Hinckley Road Sapcote LE9 4FS (01455) 272300

    Local branch joint Club of the Year 2022 and Club of the Year 2023 and 2024. This club offers a warm and friendly welcome to three different rooms all with their own private bars, featuring regular games nights and entertainment. Refurbished Spring 2020. Bar new flooring, re-upholstered benches, new floor tiling at the bar, wall tiles, bar top and bar surround. Toilets re-tiled. Foyer new tiling, carpet, repainted walls and doors, with handrail.

    Club open to all, not just members.

• Shackerstone
  • Rising Sun Church Road Shackerstone CV13 6NN moc.liamg@enotsrekcahsnusgnisir(01827) 880215

    Traditional family owned free house is located in the heart of Shackerstone village near the Ashby Canal and the preserved Battlefield Railway. The pub, popular with locals and visitors alike, is renowned for the quality and variety of its ales and serves good pub food - the ideal hub for visiting this rural part of Leicestershire. In 2017 the landlord was presented with an award by the local CAMRA branch to mark 30 years service. The wood panelled bar serves 3 traditional ales and 1 cider Separate restaurant Pool room with Sports TV Family-friendly conservatory and an attractive garden.

• Sharnford
  • Bricklayers 23 Leicester Road Sharnford LE10 3PP (01455) 271799

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. Refurbished Spring 2020. Friendly 3 room community focused, village pub with separate dining area, oak framed garden room and awesome beer garden. Beers: 3 regular - Abbot, Doom Bar, plus one seasonally changing guest Food available Friday lunchtime and evenings (not Mondays). Burgers/grills on Wednesdays, traditional pub food Tuesday, Thursday Friday-Sunday. Monthly Live music nights usually 3rd Friday, see website for details. Knitting Group on Tuesdays & Wednesdays

• Sheepy Magna
  • Black Horse Main Road Sheepy Magna CV9 3QR moc.ypeehsesrohkcalb@ofni(01827) 880555

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. Country Inn popular with locals and visitors alike on the main Atherstone to Twycross road, overlooking River Sense. Popular at weekends with passing cyclists. The 2 roomed pub has a bar area and a lounge/eating room. The traditional pub menu has weekly specials. The landlords have plans to extend the outside seating area and convert an unused outhouse. Regular beers Pedigree and Courage Directors plus 1 varied guest. From 2019 the Black Horse is free of tie and, as a result, is offering a varied selection of guest ales.

• Sibson
  • Millers Hotel Twycross Road Sibson CV13 6LB ku.oc.gnikeneerg@3846(01827) 880223

    The hotel has 38 en suite bedrooms and a Conference Centre licensed for Civil Weddings. The oak beamed bar is old bakery and has a working mill wheel. There is a separate and an enclosed terrace. 2 beers from the Greene King range usually IPA, Abbott or Speckled hen. 10% on cask ales in the Waterwheel bar.

• Snarestone
  • Globe Main Street Snarestone DE12 7DB (01530) 272020

    New landlord July 2024 so the details may no longer be accurate. Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes.

    Rural village pub dating from the 19thC. Major refurbishment completed July 2015. Situated by the Ashby Canal above the Snarestone tunnel. Canal side moorings available. A La Carte and lunch meals, a range of cask ales The pub has its own caravan site with electricity, water + shower & toilet facilities.

  • Old Crown Inn Bosworth Road Snarestone DE12 7DQ moc.liamg@02enotseransnninworcdloeht(01530) 270234

    Reverted to it's original name of the Old Crown in October 2020 Rural pub on the outskirts of Snarestone dating from the 17thC, formerly a coaching inn Restaurant refurbished 2022. All functions catered for - weddings, birthdays, parties, christenings and wakes. Conference facilities also available. Beers: Timothy Taylor Landlord, Sharps Atlantic plus 1 occasional guest. Garden & play area. Tables in garden and on car park side of pub. Petanque court & skittle alley. Accomodation in 7 en-suite rooms. Disabled access - level from car park. Bar is split level with 2 steps.

• Stapleton
  • Nags Head 15 Main Street Stapleton LE9 8JN ku.oc.vkdaehsgan@seiriuqnE

    New landlords November 2022, please check facebook for up to date information while they settle in. 2 Guest ales. Food - Monday and Thursday to Sunday with breakfast being served on Saturday. Old world character pub, timber beams. Two bars, seating areas and large restaurant area. Large garden and patio at the back with outdoor bar, seating and petanque court. Disabled Access: Small step from garden/car park to rear of pub. 2 steps to front door.

• Stoke Golding
  • George & Dragon Station Road Stoke Golding CV13 6EZ ku.oc.yrewerbdnehcruhc@xela(01455) 213268

    Well renowned village local serving eight real ales from the Church End range and a real cider. Good, home cooked, lunches using local produce. Bar snacks made on the premises are always available. Each month the 2nd Tuesday is steak night and lunch is served on the last Sunday. Up to 8 cask ales from the Church End range, and 1 cider. Close to the historic Bosworth Battlefield, the pub supports a number of clubs and societies and is popular with walkers, cyclists and boaters from the nearby Ashby Canal. Open on Bank Holiday Mondays.

  • Stoke Golding Club 42 Hinckley Road Stoke Golding CV13 6DZ (01455) 212221

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. Formerly known as Thornfield House, it was built in 1883/4 for a Hinckley man, William Gray Farmer. It then stood well outside the village and was a hunting lodge with stabling and a groom’s cottage. More recently it became a Liberal Club and finally Stoke Golding Club. Camra members and non-members welcome. Members receive discounts In addition to a bar, the club also has a function room for up to 100 people. up to 3 real ales, Church End Brewery What the Foxes Hat and Thornbridge Jaipur IPA. Saturday morning - homemade cakes and fresh coffee (or tea, or pop) from 9am until 12pm. Level access throughout; disabled toilet

  • Three Horseshoes High Street Stoke Golding CV13 6HE (01455) 212263

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. 3 roomed local. The Mango Tree, Indian Food in separate restaurant (franchised operation) Take-aways available Full refurbishment and new landlord June 2015. darts, pool table

• Stoney Stanton
  • Blue Bell 20 Long Street Stoney Stanton LE9 4DQ moc.liamg@notnatsyenotsllebeulb(01455) 272292

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. 4 roomed local. Live entertainment Friday evenings Beers from Everards Food served Wednesday to Saturday 5 til 8.45 (8pm on Friday) and 12-3 om Sunday Dog and Child friendly

  • Crafty Bulls Head Long Street Stoney Stanton LE9 4DQ moc.yrewerbeprohtsemle@daehsllub0330 133 3292

    A free house in the heart of the village, the ambience is warm and comfortable with open fires. Home-cooked food is served including Curries Wednesday and Thursday, fish and chips on Friday . Darts, dominoes, table skittles, Petanque and crib are played. A function room is available upstairs for meetings, parties and events for up to 25 people. 3 beers usuallly Bass, Wainwright and Doom Bar. Car parking is ample. Branch Pub of the Month April 2012. Happy Hour 5pm – 7pm Tuesday – Thursday on lager and cider. Changed ownership November 2017

  • Nemo's Bar & Restaurant Stoney Cove, Sapcote Road Stoney Stanton LE9 4DW moc.evocyenots@somen(01455) 274198

    Overlooking Stoney Cove, a large flooded quarry popular with divers and home to the National Dive Centre. Closed Sunday and Monday evenings during the winter months. 2 real ales Food served daily including breakfast from 9am

  • Star 15 New Road Stoney Stanton LE9 4LQ (01455) 699019

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. Large single roomed village pub. Separate Games/function room. Beer garden. 2 or 3 beers from Marston's list Food served from noon See facebook page for events Refurnished September 2019

• Sutton Cheney
  • Hercules Revived Main Street Sutton Cheney CV13 0AG ku.oc.deviverselucreh@eb(01455) 699336

    17th Century Coaching Inn with a character bar and an elegant first floor restaurant serving good quality food. Attractive outside drinking and eating area, now with occasional events & BBQs Events include a monthly wine club plus gin and whisky tastings The pub is popular with walkers in the area 2 beers served: Church End - What The Foxes Hat plus 1 guest

  • Royal Arms Main Street Sutton Cheney CV13 0AG ku.oc.smralayor@ofni(01455) 290263

    Friendly Restaurant & Pub with 2 Rooms set aside for drinkers and bar meals. Over 200 years old, it prides itself on its original features. Close to Bosworth Field. Licensed for weddings and civil ceremonies. Also popular for functions and corporate events. Hotel accommodation is in 14 ensuite rooms. Serves breakfasts, lunches and evening meals plus champagne breakfasts Fri-Sun (bookable). Beer is a locale from Church End; What The Fox's Hat

• Thurlaston, Leics
  • Elephant & Castle 26 Main Street Thurlaston, Leics LE9 7TP moc.liamg@notsalruhtcdnae(01455) 888213

    New landlady February 2023.

    3 roomed pub, the front lounge has a log burner. To the rear is a restaurant/lounge. Outside is a safe children's play area, patio and car park. Popular with visiting ramblers, dog walkers, cyclists and families. Walking and cycle routes pass the pub. Disabled access from car park - 1 step through patio or level through side door. Up to 5 beers - Everards Tiger and 2+ changing Everards/guest beers. The outside drinking area has recently benefited from an upgrade with new decking. Fortnightly Quiz night (Wednesday). Open Mic every 2nd Tuesday and occasional live music.

• Twycross
  • Turpin's Bar & Grill 29 Main Road Twycross CV9 3PL ku.oc.sniprut@ofni(01827) 880111

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. Large roadside village local with restaurant - enlarged and renamed Turpin's Bar & Grill in November 2013. Split level bar and restaurant area. 3 cask ales - Doom Bar, Landlord + 1 guest

• Witherley
  • Blue Lion Church Road Witherley CV9 3NA ku.oc.yelrehtiwnoileulb@ofni(01827) 714954

    Please use the email link at the bottom of this listing to let the local branch know of any changes. Grade II listed former coaching inn c1750 Central bar serving the 2 rooms, separate restaurant area Outside courtyard seating 2 regular beers - Greene King Abbot, St Austell Tribute, plus 1 guest, usually from ChurchEnd. Accommodation provided in 2 rooms accross the courtyard