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NAPIER – GLADSTONE ARMS, 38 RAGLAN STREET

Photo credit above: J. Zienteck The Gladstone Arms was originally called the Napier when a new licence was granted to … More

demolished pubs, Raglan St.

BRICK & BEAM, QUEEN STREET

A first and second floor venue in an old factory building at 12 Queen Street in Leicester’s cultural quarter, this … More

Queen St.

QUEENS ROAD TAP, 109 QUEENS ROAD

Opened in December 2017 by Tollgate Brewery, joining the micro-pub revolution. Queens Road Tap is still very much open for … More

Queens Rd.

BABELAS, 77 QUEENS ROAD

Opened circa 2003 as Babelas Continental Bar.  Just a shop front room with upstairs drinking but the rather compact space … More

bars, Queens Rd.

ROSEBUD, VERANDAH 71 QUEENS ROAD

Opened sometime in June 2016. The Pub History Project – Leicester has a Podcast. Please click below, subscribe and have … More

Queens Rd.

HOGANS BAR – OLIVES, QUEENS ROAD

Hogans Bar – one of four or five Hogans to open in Leicester around the late 1990s.  This was on … More

Queens Rd.

CAULDRON – CULTURE – MOOW-100&SIX, 106 QUEENS ROAD

The Cauldron opened sometime in 2004, again this didn’t last too long. It stood empty for a while, whilst major … More

Queens Rd.

FRANKLINS BAR (MUZZY’S BAR), 80 QUEENS ROAD

Franklin’s Bar, June 2002.   (Photo above), customer in doorway giving the Churchillian salute. Muzzy’s Bar was named after Muzzy … More

Queens Rd.

WY BAR, 56 QUEENS ROAD

Next door to Barceleneta, Wy Bar opened sometime in 2004.  It didn’t really set the place alight and soon closed … More

Queens Rd.

BAR DOS HERMANOS, QUEENS RD.

Opened sometime in 2002, a Cuban style American bar by John & Andy Hussein, who previously bought the Mosquito Coast, … More

Queens Rd.

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