For something to eat and drink...
There are numerous restaurants and pubs in Rutland and the surrounding area. Here is a selection of just a few to whet your appetite - from cosy public houses to a Michelin star country house hotel.![]() |
The Horse and Jockey, MantonA traditional village pub, just a couple of minutes walk from the cottage. Serves basic English food at lunch and in the evenings. Occasionally have live music.www.horseandjockeyrutland.co.uk |
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The Kings Arms, WingThe Inn dates back to 1649 and offers all the charm and character of a traditional country inn. The Goss family are proud to offer quality ales, an extensive wine list, fine food and a high standard of service at all times.www.thekingsarms-wing.co.uk |
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The Finch's Arms, HambletonA traditional 17th century English country inn, with beamed ceilings, cask ales and a small bustling bar, which has magnificent views over Rutland Water. Serves lovely food in the bar and restaurant. www.finchsarms.co.uk |
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Hambleton Hall, Hambleton (Michelin Star restaurant)Recognised in all the major guide books as amongst the very best outside London for the quality of their food. It is situated on the Hambleton Peninsular with spectacular views over Rutland Water. Michelin star chef, Aaron Patterson and his highly skilled team use only the best local produce. A real treat!www.hambletonhall.com |
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The Olive Branch, ClipshamMichelin Pub of the Year 2008.This is a traditional village pub that is both popular with the locals and diners from miles around. Serves excellently kept real ales and wonderful pub grub alongside some more 'restaurant style' dishes, all using local ingredients. www.theolivebranchpub.com |
Jackson Stops Inn, StrettonA picturesque pub, just off the A1. Serves modern British food in a simple, relaxed white washed interior. Its unusual name comes from the Estate Agent's board that was outside the pub for a lengthy time in the nineties.Telephone: 01780 410237 |
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Nicks Restaurant, OakhamSmart restaurant in tucked in the corner of Oakham Market Place. Their menus are constantly changing to capture the taste and freshness of the superb range of local seasonal produce.www.nicksrestaurant.co.uk |
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The Admiral Hornblower, OakhamA privately owned hotel, bar and restaurant that has been sympathetically restored, Can be found right in the heart of Oakham. Serves food every day.www.hornblowerhotel.co.uk |
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The Dining Room, OakhamA modern take on Indian cuisine.Telephone: 01572 722479 |
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The Grainstore Brewery, OakhamBrewery and Public House set in a Victorian building next to the station. Established by a former Head Brewer at Ruddles. Tours can be arranged. Its legendary real ales are served here and in many other Rutland pubs. Often has live music. |
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The Crown Hotel, StamfordA lively pub and restaurant in the heart of Stamford, overlooking All Saints Church (listed in the Domesday Book). Seasonal menus offer the best of British and European dishes served in 2 restaurants. All meals are cooked to order. Also has two stone floored lounges that have a tradtional, yet modern feel.www.thecrownhotelstamford.co.uk |
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The George Hotel, StamfordBeautiful Georgian Hotel and Restaurant in the heart of Stamford. It is one of England's greatest coaching inns and still retains the charm and atmosphere of its long history. Has two resaurants and a bar. www.georgehotelofstamford.com |
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The Lake Isle, UppinghamSituated in the centre of Uppingham in a building dating back over 350 years. Serves lovingly prepared and beautifully presented food in their 2 AA Rosettes restaurant.www.lakeisle.co.uk |
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Pizza Express, StamfordThe restaurant looks out on the river and is stylishly decorated and tastefully lit.Telephone: 01780 767902 |
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Ask Pizza & Pasta, StamfordTelephone: 01780 765455 |
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