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NEW WALKERS Wine Bar. TIPPLERS Wine Bar. – VIN IV – OUT OF THE VAULTS – SLOANES – BROOD-GRAND UNION, 24 KING STREET

March 1982 New Walkers Wine Bar opened. Vin 1V opened circa 1989. Originally classed as a wine bar, it soon…

bars, King St.

KINGS HEAD, 28 KING STREET

A real classic local, until its refurbishment, in the 1990s.  Many characters, male and female (ladies taking snuff) ,could be…

King St.

FLORES – BARRINGTONS – WHITE PEACOCK, 16 KING STREET/NEW WALK

Walshies: a Chinese Restaurant whose address was 16 King Street, but really just inside New Walk. It became Flores circa…

King St., New Walk, restaurant

LIZARD LOUNGE – ORIGINAL FOUR – SUPER FLY – XY – BUDDHA BAY, THAT’S AMORE. 2 KING STREET/WELLINGTON STREET

This iconic building was only built circa 1930.  Originally insurance offices, later retail use, including a book shop.  In December…

bars, King St., restaurant, Wellington St.

GOODFELLAS – MASHED NOMADS – SOPHBECK – SUB8TEN – SOPHY, 8-10 KING STREET

Following his success as a partner in the Vaults (Wellington Street), which backed on to Goodfellas restaurant, Bill Allingham opened…

bars, King St., restaurant

SPINNEY HILL TAVERN – SPINNEY HILL HOTEL, UPPER KENT STREET/MAIDSTONE ROAD

Upper Kent Street was renamed Maidstone Road. Photo above: Circa 1993. A Bass House,. Mentioned in 1865, when William Hanley…

Maidstone Rd., Upper Kent St.

TWO TRIANGLES, KERRIAL ROAD

Early 1960s licensees Syd and Ivy Chandler (The above three photos by kind permission of Michael Parker who tells us…

Kerrial Rd.

COACH & HORSES, KEDDLESTONE ROAD (OFF EVINGTON ROAD)

One of the few pubs built in Leicester between the wars, this in 1929.  The licence was transferred from the…

Evington Rd., Keddlestone Rd.

JUNCTION INN, 45 JUNCTION ROAD/MELTON STREET

Built in 1863. Owned by local brewer Bates & Bishell from 1882, who eventually became LBM in 1891. The pub…

Junction Rd., Melton St.

BRIDLE LANE INN – TAVERN, JUNCTION ROAD/BELGRAVE GATE

Originally called Bridle Lane, it was renamed as Junction Road circa 1862.  Everards seemed to have bought the inn circa1902,…

Belgrave Gate, Junction Rd.

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