KING WILLIAM – LORD MELBOURE (SOMETIME KNOWN AS MELBOURNE INN) – DERBY ARMS, BROWN STREET/UPPER BROWN

The above ad fro April 1825, LC containing the King William recently erected. Predating the 1830 Beer Act 16th Oct … More

BREWERS ARMS, BRITANNIA STREET

There is a reference to a Brewers Arms in Britannia Street on the 15th of November 1833, when John Hefford … More

The 1840 directory lists a Welcome Traveller in Britannia Street, no address given. The area off of Belgrave Gate was … More

Circa 1954, saw a row of old cottages converted into the thatched pub known as the Shakespeare by Everards brewery. … More

Another adaptation of an old Victorian building into a café-bar, this one opened as the Loaf in March 2000 – … More

The Looking Glass, aptly named, opened in 2001 in an old mirror shop. It retained the old shop front, blending … More

Situated in and at the rear of an old factory block, the Lunablu opened in March 2000, on three levels … More

Ice Bar opened in the summer of 2001, next door to Left Bank. Such is the fickleness of fashion that … More

The first in a crop of new bars to open in the Braunstone Gate area – the Left Bank opened … More

Caramba, a cafe-bar and restaurant opened circa January 1999. In the late 1990s Braunstone Gate became a more fashionable area, … More