The Cow and Plough really has the look of a traditional pub, little nooks for sitting in, the…read moreoccasional low doorway and tonnes of beer/cigarette/local memorabilia attached to the walls at all angles and heights. It's got a lovely atmosphere and is both family friendly (they do a nice menu at a decent price and it is packed for Sunday lunches) and ale drinker friendly, with the local Steamin Billy ales being on offer as well as quite often other ale selections. I would definitely recommend it, the only problem is its off road location is not convinient if you don't have a car!

The Cow and Plough is brilliant. I love all the old beer and cigarette memorabilia with all the old…read morepub signs in the restaurant. The staff are really friendly and the food was excellent too. I particularly like going on a wednesday lunch for the live jazz, it's always busy and the music is great.

Under new management and the people couldn't be kinder or more accommodating. Great crowd. Will…read moredefinitely go back

From the owner: We are an old country pub in the town, built in the 1600s cask ales on sale.At least 3 to choose…read morefrom and a guest ale every week.We don,t serve food just good beer.Have been a cask mark member for the last 2 years. Skittle alley is available for all occasions but not birthdays under 25s.There is a car park at the rear of the pub. pets welcome, but must be kept under control.

Very friendly pub and they make you feel welcome and they have live football and dart, pools and…read moreLovely cold pint of guinness and packet of crisp

So, after getting dropped off by the Uber that I managed to wangle to get to Bodsworth field, I…read morestarted making my way back and came across this pub. Okay, I probably won't call it a suburban pub, but in a way it is on the edge of Leicester. I quite liked it, especially the roof top deck at the top - that was definitely cool.

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We booked a table for 18 people to celebrate my wife's 50th birthday. The table service from start…read moreto finish was 100%, food came out all together. Food was well cooked and delicious, empty plates all round. The lady who took our orders couldn't help enough. Thank you Glen Parva Manor for making my wife's birthday meal perfect. As always very nice food and great atmosphere

Pleasant pub - the building has a lot of history…read more Interesting menu, almost everything, including their specials, are on a '2 for 1' deal which means you can save a lot of money. If you are in a group, arrange to pay in groups of 2 with main meals of similar prices, or the till just takes off the cheapest meal prices first!

Good selection of tap beers and ales. The pub has multiple spaces with booth seating, normal…read moretables, and a good size courtyard and grassy beer garden with plenty of tables. The bistro serves daily specials and a standard menu which includes the usual pub fare (burgers, fish and chips, steak, daily pies and soups). Staff are friendly and service is to your table for both food and drink orders if you are dining in. The food came out in about 10 minutes with the mains following shortly after. Timing was good, not rushed. I had a go at the broccoli soup and the Mexican chicken burger. Soup was simple but tasted fresh and delicious. The burger was decent, and although there were jalapeños on there I was expecting a little more heat. Washed down with an Everard's original ale. Good spot for a beer to catch up with friends or for a meal. Can get busy around holiday times - recommend making a table booking for meals. Free parking out the front.

The Cradock Arms is large community pub. which sells cask…read moreale bears and food.

Fabulous pub. Not over-fussed about the Sky Sports in here tho' - its out of character for this…read moreolde worlde pub, but its popular and drags 'em in.

The TV is no more. There was an association with the Tigers Rugby team. The George in Blaby is now…read morethe Fox and Tiger which reflects the change. The Foxes is the name for the Leicester City Football Club. The Bakers Arms is said to be one of the oldest pubs.

This is a Wetherspoons pub which is a little bit unfinished around the edges but is quite a nice…read moreplace to visit. It's a reasonably old building with lots of wood and random artwork which is typical of Wetherspoons. It has a lot of seating, with a raised area containing sofas at the front and a family area at the back which gets very busy with families eating Sunday lunch at a weekend. Standard Wetherspoons fare, so decent prices for a wide range of drinks and food. We had a Sunday lunch and it was slightly higher quality than we're used to in Wetherspoons, especially in that the veg was nice and fresh tasting - it can be a bit dessicated! They have an accessible toilet downstairs, the other toilets are up a couple of flights of stairs. It's clean and well kept and the staff are pretty welcoming.

It`s a nice relaxed pub and having been here a few times recently I can say I enjoyed it, which is…read morerare with a lot of pubs. As it is a restaurant/pub it makes a big difference to the overall feel, a lot more relaxed, friendly and less crowded but it still feels like a pub. You can still nip in for a quick pint or go for a leisurely drink and you don`t get the feeling you get from some restaurant/pubs where people stare at you if you`re not eating. I have eaten here and the menu is very good, varied and well priced and the food itself was of a good standard, definitely worth a visit whether it`s with the family or just a bite to eat with a friend. Absolutely one of the best pubs for a few miles in the Whetstone area if you just want a relaxing pint and a bag of crisps.