KING RICHARD III, 49 BELVOIR STREET

Listed in 1849 Directory, originally no. 19, a couple of doors away from Bowling Green Street, on renumbering became 49. … More

RENDEZ VOUS – EAST -FUSION – LOFT 52, BELVOIR STREET

Another café bar sprung up circa 2005, on the corner of Belvoir Street and Market Street. It was very short … More

Opened in September 1995, one of the first ‘new’ style café bars. As of writing, the Fat Cat is still … More

Opened in December 1998, by Bank’s Brewery, designed to create a similar concept to one operated in Birmingham’s fashionable Broad … More

Photo above: The façade and side of the building during alterations, showing the mixture of Georgian, Victorian and later additions. … More

Las Iguanas a chain of restaurants dedicated to Latin American food and drink in 2006. It is still open for … More

Opened September 1999, as the Rat & Parrott. One of a group of themed pubs of the same name throughout … More

Photo above: taken before the widening of Causeway Lane, resulting in the demolition of the next-door building, thereby isolating the … More

In August 1856, Lord John Russell formally the Three Nuns applied for renewal of licence by Archibald Stevenson. Jan 1833 … More

Photo above: Blackfriars St. map. Blackfriars Street was named after the area which was once home to a Dominican Friary, … More