So, I ducked in here after I had finished watching the footy back at the sports bar (and I probably…read morecould have watched it here but oh well). Yeah, this is actually quite a nice and charming pub, and a fairly quiet one as well since it is out of the main part of the city. Yeah, it's pretty cool.

Friendly bar staff, scarey locals. Cheap (or sometimes free pool) but wouldn't go near the food…read moremenu personally, a bit boil in the bag if you get my meaning. A bare essential, what you see is what you get pub, not somewhere I'd choose to spend my time but if you like a rough and ready atmosphere, sport on the telly and the occasional bout of kareoke you might like it.

We came here as it was near our hotel. We were extremely surprised by the quality of the food! It…read morehas so much variety, and everything we got was delicious. The price point was super reasonable. The staff were very pleasant and down to earth. The decor was that of a typical British county pub with a roaring fire to boot on super cold January day!

Nice little pub whereby there is a restaurant area and another area for the pub goers. I would like…read moreto see more comfy seating in the bar area, but this isn't possible due to its small size. There is a real log fire in the bar area, which provides a cosy and homely feel. On the weekends there is often a live band. The owners of the pub are friendly and are able to recommend wines. I am becoming a regular of this place, and will update my review when I try the food. There is also ample free car parking to the side of the pub.

We headed to City Arms around 5pm on a Friday night, it was quite busy but we found a quiet table…read moreand I got served straight away. We need a quick bite to eat before a night of eating and both found something on the 2 meals for £8. I opted for the egg noodle stir fry and my friend had ham, eggs and chips. We fancied a gin so went for a well priced Hendricks for £2.60 - bargain. At the bar I opts for chicken with my noodle which increased the price a little and I upgraded our tonic to fentimans, well worth it for 15p more. The food arrives very quickly. My noodles were a good size, the chicken was ok but a little dry but the sweet chilli sauce helped. The sauce was a bit too sweet but worked well with the other ingredients including broccoli and edame beans. I d order the dish again as I found it filling & good value. The ham and eggs looked fantastic. And the fried eggs were dippy...not something that always happens in a wetherspoons! I d return to city arms, for good value quick food

This is now a weatherspoons pub so reasonably priced on the beer and the food…read more It's a big place so usually plenty of room and space. It's quite nice inside and there is usually a decent atmosphere in there.

Not only did this pub have a pretty decent beer garden, but it also had a really charming…read moreatmosphere as well. In fact, this pub certainly felt like one of those inner-city, hipster style pubs, though being in Leicester, that probably isn't as much the same. Still, I have to admit that it is a pretty awesome pub.

Staff are friendly, fun and polite. New to Leicester, here…read moreto see a show. Great pint too

Large pub with a restaurant on the rear. Has gone through a number of incarnations over the years -…read moreThai, Indian and now "British" - fingers crossed, not yet tried the food. Good bar and reasonable beer selection - I need a new visit to update stars...

I just moved to the area a couple of months ago and the couple who run the King's Head are friendly…read moreand made me welcome. On one occasion, someone left a business card there for me and the gentleman had the presence of mind and courtesy to remember to pass it on to me. The cider is lovely (I've not tried the beer), the wifi is free, the prices reasonable and I've yet to taste the food, but the King's Head is a nice, large pub with a couple of little corners if you want a quiet drink.

Not a bad pub for the area. Great old English interior with very friendly staff. Good drink…read moreselection.

I visit from the US once a year, and I really used to like stopping by here for a bite. However,…read morethey must have changed cooks recently. This year I had breakfast and the meal was completely burnt from toast to sausages. It was terrible! I can't believe they were okay serving food that was charred black. The service and staff are very friendly and nice, but I won't be returning again.

The Phantom Coach offers cheap Food and alchool is a friendly enough environment…read more Food is very reasonable for the price and i think you will be pleasently suprised with what you get. Staff arent really that helpful and it can become busy on sundays, therefore seating can be a problem. Waiting times for meals can be a pain but the food is good, nothing amazing but good. Overall it is a very good place to go out for a cheap meal or a cheap pint. Would recommend for this not for going out somewhere fancy.

This is quite a nice pub, but can be a bit 'local' when you walk in. I went there on my birthday as…read morea quick stop last year and enjoyed the sensation of literally everyone stopping their conversations and staring at us. And we weren't doing anything!! Their menu is really nice though, if a bit pricey, particularly in comparison with its nearby competition! They do Irish favourites, but to be honest you'll get just as good for half the price in O'Neills round the corner. The live music is the best thing about this place so go for that if nothing else. But if it's daytime, don't even THINK about trying to use the seating in the next bar. Some avid bar member will certainly pull you up on it.

I'm Scottish - therefore, it is almost like being a home when I drink in an Irish pub (Loads where…read moreI come from) - Molly's is good during the day for sporting events, great tasting pub food (they tend to do menu deals as well) and the staff are friendly. I would avoid the area at night time because it is next to the Market Tavern and the Goose. Quite lary after hours