Decor is like a cross between a 1966 Chevy Fleetwood station wagon, a Nixon/Fossil wood-grain wrist…read morewatch and something on the back of a 1973 Blind Faith LP. In other words, it is the glorious epitome of 1970s chill lounge grooviness (the closest thing to it in Seattle is the now defunct 'The Apartment' on 1st - RIP). Wide mix of folks from pretty to plain, chavs to posh, but no one was fugly (there were three extraordinarily attractive girls from Denmark the night I was there). Staff are a little standoffish, but they are competent. Crowd seemed open to conversation with foriegners which I found somewhat uncommon in Leicester. I would definitely return.

Cool 60s interior with a very trendy vibe. Cool music and a cool, posery crowd. Nice to go for an…read moreearly drink it gets rammed later on. Pricey.

Nice cocktail lounge with a retro vibe and a focus on crafting drinks from good ingredients…read more Not cheap, and it gets busy so keep that in mind if you haven't reserved a table. Like St. Martin's Square in general its on the upscale end, but I found it friendly and cozy as well. They sometimes have live music apparently, though the space is small so I'm not sure how they manage that! Some outdoor seating across from Gelato Village.

A strange little place this one. The drinks are good, no…read moredoubt about it. They're offering something a little different here; cocktails with a twist served in a variety of interesting vessels or with unexpected additions (popcorn/hundreds and thousands etc) But that said, I wouldn't consider them 'crafted' or designed by a true mixologist. They are more fun than anything else. They are also quite expensive, for Leicester anyway. The real issue is the location. It is obviously a popular place, so good luck getting a table. Don't even try if you haven't booked. There will probably be a spare table inside, but they won't actually let you sit at it. They seem to have extremely high standards for their customers, considering this is... Leicester. I've not witnessed such pretentiousness in London, let alone in the Midlands. They also seem to think of their interior as having a designer speakeasy vibe. I'm afraid not. It is extremely basic, uncomfortable and cold, with odd display items for apparently no reason, and extremely cheap decor. The ceiling is actually offensive. It does not feel special at all, especially when you've been sat by the door which seems to be open all the time. If you're offered a seat on the 'terrace' refuse. It is Winter now and those heat lamps are doing nothing... Pop in to try one interesting cocktail if you can get a seat and the staff don't insult you. Otherwise don't bother.

Looks posh on the offset - get inside though and you find it's a little bit shabby. They have daft…read moredoor rules like no trainers and under 25 year olds on a Saturday. Fine, I don't want to go there anyway! Had lunch there once - was ok, like wetherspoons but in fancier plates. Got a very random VIP section that I can't work out why there is a point to it!

If I could give it 0 I would. Absolutely awful. Slow service, rude and argumentative staff that…read moremade no effort whatsoever to offer any kind of customer service. Food was decidedly average, the venue itself was covered in saw dust and trailing wires as they were open during renovation - we only went because we had a voucher for the place, which they did not want to honour. And to top it all off, wine glasses were covered in pink lipstick marks. I would never dine here again and I'd certainly tell everyone else to avoid the place.

Ended up here because there were limited food options in the city after midnight when you don't…read morewant McDonalds or Burger King. Abu Daniel is a Hookah bar. The interior is quite nice, I like the neon type of lights. It has a nice relaxing lounge type of feel. The menu options were limited after midnight and I was told to order three things for them to even fire up the grill. Food was cheap anyway, so that's ok. Some of the Arabic patrons were doing some impromptu dancing, drumming and singing.

Grill & hookah lounge. Cheap prices. Open lounge cafe style setting. Burger, samosa and panini were…read moreOk. Ran out of fries. Too bad, I was in the mood for the chili fries. Friendly staff. Minimum 10gbp for credit cards. Food so hot that it burnt a hole in the Styrofoam box. Open past midnight I believe.

helpful and friendly staff. the theatre was easy to navigate however the seats were slightly…read moreuncomfortable and would be 10x better if the armrests were able to flip up.

Easy parking which is a bonus in Leicester!…read more Film prices reasonable but food and drink prices are higher than expected, I was glad I always carry a bottle of water with me. Very comfortable seats. IGNORE THAT THIS IS IN THE CATEGORY "MUSIC VENUE"

A very large pub…read more Excellent selection of cask ales and good prices (most are 2.15 GBP). 12 different kinds of gin. There does not seem to be anyone dedicated to cleaning tables after patrons leave. The pub is roughly half full. At least three quarters of the empty tables have used glassware and/empty dishes sitting atop them. Publicans are efficient but not especially friendly.

My first ever Wetherspoons so my feelings towards this place are slightly led by a certain fondness…read morefor a major (and unlike most still in existence) venue of my misspent youth! 2.25 is a very decent price for quite a strong beer. Roaring Meg 5.5pc by Springhead Brewery We called it the airport departure lounge when we were younger which was very apt, but an unusual choice as none of us had done much in the way of flying at that stage of our lives. The description is still quite appropriate today, the feel is similar...there is little charm to the pub beyond my distant memories.