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Good choice of real ales. The one I tried was a very nice hop and citrus combination. Wife had pot of tea and got two full cups out of it. Will return next time we are around. Only negative was lack of a disabled lavatory - had to negotiate five steps up to the standard lavatories.
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A pub that caters for beer drinkers as well as food, which we didnt try so cant comment, seemed quite a few eating, but more drinking. Pleasant enough place inside but needs a refurb. The real ales were not too good and warmish also expensive �7-60 for a pint of ale + a lager! Suppose its a captive market as one of the other of the 4 pubs is closed and the other 2 are pretending to be restuarants.
Not impressed with this pub.
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Good and changing selection of well-kept beer, with friendly staff and solid food menu. Welcoming atmosphere [we regulalry cycle there and aren't made to feel out of place!] makes it easily the best pub in Bosworth and surrounds.
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Good pub, nipped in from the Bosworth Hotel just a couple of minutes walk, the range of real ale and quality was excellent. Beer in the Bosworth Hotel was not worth washing the car in. Worst beer I have ever had. nice to find a quality pub so close.
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Nice pub with friendly staff, the Pedigree was first class and we even had a half with our breakfast. The interior is a bit cluttered and the food just a good average. None of this comes particularly cheap but then it is in quite a smart village.
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Pleasantly surprised with this pub. Service, food, and value for money all excellent. I particularly liked the free refil of coffee. Went here for lunch, but the evening menu looks very tasty, unpretentious, and again is the right price. A pub that caters for all ages.
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Pleasant and busy pub, caters to all. Beer range very good but quality average. Decent espresso !
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Not sure about this pub, popped in on the way to a football match.
i would give it 6 out of 10.
anonymous - 29 Dec 2005 16:31 |
Without doubt the best of the bunch in the town. Great selection of real beer, around 8 ales on pump & some really interesting & unusual guests, including a raisin beer when we visited. Deceptively large on the inside but this doesn't stop the place becoming wall-to-wall bodies just about every night of the week with people literally queuing up the street.
Interesting wall hangings including a "Leicestershire & Rutland Pub Crawl" tea-towel & friendly & attractive bar staff! Lovely for a quiet afternoon pint or brilliant for a lively night out (if you can get in)
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Good beer, well kept. Nice atmosphere... well worth a visit.
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An excellent local that welcomes visitors with good food and great beer.
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Great Pub. good selection of beers, landlord & Landlady are really welcoming, staff are very friendly and witty. A perfect local
anonymous - 25 May 2005 08:15 |
Fairly average pub near to Bosworth Battlefield.
Jim - 10 May 2004 19:43 |
black rat are playing there on Nov 13th
dave lewis - 4 Nov 2003 15:22 |
it is godly. i advise anyone and everyone to go in and get wasted
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Probably the most welcoming pub in the village, always seems to be busy even at the beginning of the week. Staff and locals quickly make you feel at home. The rooms are clean and comfortable and relatively cheap.
Doc Sausage - 19 Jul 2003 00:14 |
This is a delightful pub. The young staff are intelligent, witty and charming. The food is plain but filling, (all I need.) and the beer is simply amazing! Such a selection of real ale.
One could spend hours whiling away the time hear, chatting to the engaging bar staff or the quirky regulars. Magnificant!
George - 14 May 2003 16:39 |
