Pubs & restaurants in LeicestershireLeicestershire, England

15 pubs and restaurants in the Albion Guide across Leicestershire — see the full pubs and restaurants directory, or everything to explore in Leicestershire.

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Vale of Belvoir village pub recognised for its sustainable, locally-rooted cooking.

17th-century coaching inn at Sutton Cheney, a short stroll from Bosworth Battlefield.

Thatched Harborough gastropub at Thorpe Langton, a fixture on national good-pub lists.

Village pub said to date back to 1485, the year of Bosworth, on the edge of Blaby south of Leicester.

Cosy 16th-century real-ale pub in the eastern-Wolds village of Wymondham.

Charnwood-forest village pub at Swithland, run by England cricketer Stuart Broad, with woods and reservoir walks nearby.

Whitewashed south-Leicestershire gastropub at Bruntingthorpe with a serious reputation for its cooking.

Bib Gourmand dining pub at Burrough on the Hill, below the Iron Age fort and among the county's best kitchens.

Georgian village inn overlooking the green at Thrussington in the Wreake valley.

250-year-old pub near the Derbyshire border that began life as a farrier's, in the National Forest country.

Canal-side inn with a covered terrace overlooking the ten-lock staircase on the Grand Union at Foxton.

Medieval former chantry house in Melton Mowbray, part of Anne of Cleves' divorce settlement and now a characterful pub.

Thatched village pub with a pretty beer garden in the Wreake-valley village of Hoby.

Country pub at Newtown Unthank, on the ground where Richard III is said to have rested his army before Bosworth.

Mullioned former coaching inn beside the brook at Medbourne, an old stable yard turned village hub in the Welland Valley.