Restaurants in Leicestershire

The heartland of the English Shires still has its low-hedged fields and hunting mementoes, but times they are a-changing. New ideas, new foods and new restaurants are giving the county a very different identity. Even so, Leicestershire's most legendary specialities are still Stilton cheese and Melton Mowbray pork pies: upbeat pubs and restaurants are always keen to take them on board.

Leicester itself is a thriving multicultural city: the Indian cafés and restaurants on Belgrave Road are well worth exploring.

The Woodhouse - Woodhouse Eaves Fans of Leicester City may recall the time when Paul Leary was the football club's head chef. He decided it was time to indulge his passion and open his own bespoke restaurant

Horse & Trumpet - Medbourne Dating from 1710, the thatched Horse and Trumpet started life as the local village pub, set in a delightful spot in the south Leicestershire countryside it now plies its trade as an award winning restaurant-with-rooms

Kilworth House Hotel - North Kilworth An enchanting blend of Victorian Italianate opulence, fine food and contemporary luxury set amid thirty-eight acres of landscaped south Leicestershire parkland

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