I need to find a nice pub with a good food menu and a cosy log fire too any thoughts 
recommend me a country pub please
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The Windmill at Redmile 
BeemerBaz
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The Sun Inn at Cottesmore
sockpuppet
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Is this related to your thread in the general.
http://www.urbanspoon.com/r/339/142...ham/Leicester/Ginos-Pear-Tree-Woodhouse-Eaves
If its a amazing food, nice atmosphere, expensive and italian. Lets face it she'll virtually have to
http://www.urbanspoon.com/r/339/142...ham/Leicester/Ginos-Pear-Tree-Woodhouse-Eaves
If its a amazing food, nice atmosphere, expensive and italian. Lets face it she'll virtually have to
BeemerBaz
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............. or my local
Jackson Stops Inn
Rookery Lane
Stretton
Originally a farmhouse, but turned into a pub at the beginning of the twentieth century, this good-looking thatched inn gets its odd name from an estate agent called Jackson Stops, whose sign was stuck up outside the building when it was waiting for a buyer. That was back in 1955 - and a lot has changed since then.
New owners have settled in following the departure of James and Sharon Trevor, and the place is well-supported by a happy mix of locals and visitors all on the lookout for friendly hospitality, decent drink and imaginative food. The kitchen turns out hearty dishes with an international slant, putting crayfish and avocado 'basket' alongside Thai fishcakes, and offering locally sausages and mash as well as pan-fried duck breast with rosemary potatoes and confit rhubarb. There's also a blackboard menu of paninis and baguettes with a massive choice of up to 30 ingredients for mixing and matching.
The whole place comprises three beautifully furnished intimate dining rooms, a comfy main bar complete with sofas, and a fascinating snug noted for it's traditional 'nurdling bench' and games of 'pitch and toss'.
Jackson Stops Inn
Rookery Lane
Stretton
Originally a farmhouse, but turned into a pub at the beginning of the twentieth century, this good-looking thatched inn gets its odd name from an estate agent called Jackson Stops, whose sign was stuck up outside the building when it was waiting for a buyer. That was back in 1955 - and a lot has changed since then.
New owners have settled in following the departure of James and Sharon Trevor, and the place is well-supported by a happy mix of locals and visitors all on the lookout for friendly hospitality, decent drink and imaginative food. The kitchen turns out hearty dishes with an international slant, putting crayfish and avocado 'basket' alongside Thai fishcakes, and offering locally sausages and mash as well as pan-fried duck breast with rosemary potatoes and confit rhubarb. There's also a blackboard menu of paninis and baguettes with a massive choice of up to 30 ingredients for mixing and matching.
The whole place comprises three beautifully furnished intimate dining rooms, a comfy main bar complete with sofas, and a fascinating snug noted for it's traditional 'nurdling bench' and games of 'pitch and toss'.
Is this related to your thread in the general.
http://www.urbanspoon.com/r/339/142...ham/Leicester/Ginos-Pear-Tree-Woodhouse-Eaves
If its a amazing food, nice atmosphere, expensive and italian. Lets face it she'll virtually have to
er might be thanks
Legs748
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Not a massive distance from newark but the dovie should fit the bill.
http://www.dovecoteinnlaxton.co.uk/
http://www.dovecoteinnlaxton.co.uk/
ooo thanks keep em coming please
Glyno
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find one near your gaff so you sugest a coffee...
Wooing the good lady!
The Wheatsheaf at Dry Doddington,.................... or if you want company we'll come and join you!
Duncan
I need to find a nice pub with a good food menu and a cosy log fire too any thoughts
The Wheatsheaf at Dry Doddington,.................... or if you want company we'll come and join you!
Duncan
Good call
lovely place top quality food ( It's a choice between pub food or restaurant food with some nice specials) and service they have a couple of log burners going too
it's reet cosy like
Doctorbiker
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I need to find a nice pub with a good food menu and a cosy log fire too any thoughts
Red Lion at Stathern - my local and the best pub in the vale. Good is also very good!
Sean
Legs748
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Good call
lovely place top quality food ( It's a choice between pub food or restaurant food with some nice specials) and service they have a couple of log burners going too
it's reet cosy like
Glad to be of service, next but one village to mine. Meet come summer?
Kings Head Collingham is worth a visit real ale and good food
Legs748
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Spent an hour or two in there too!
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