I came here with my brother half way through lugging his house into hatchbacks and man did we need…read moresome food. It wasn't very busy and the staff were nice enough. The pub had its stereotypical old-man-in-the-corner, despite the fairly youthful atmosphere- I expect for the students. As Joe Lycett would say, you could tell the walls were only adorned with local artwork. I had the gourmet hotdog, and the brother had a burrito-y thing, where his plate was covered in endless ramakins (I hope that's how you spell it, autocorrect just doesn't know), but he enjoyed it. My hotdog was nice, the bread was a little dry so it was a bit of a pain to eat falling apart all over the place- but I guess this isn't really a problem if you aren't like me insisting on eating burgers and hotdogs with your hands (as was darn well intended!). We were both driving,so we didn't sample the extensive bar- but any students reading this I can break it down into this. -youthful and typically attractive, friendly bar staff - happy hour -cocktail menu -food is spoons-esque in menu format, and I'd say a bit better quality, not oarticukarky ny thing, but there's a good range available -affordable on a student budget -a few weird steps you may want to watch yourself on drunk...

Relatively expensive but the new cocktail menu is good. Try out the Papa Joe! Food is pretty good…read morewith their own individual take on things. Some decent ales on tap which makes a nice change in Loughborough. Service isn't particularly quick but the constant queues in the evening just prove what a popular place this trendy bar is.

Nice canal side pub. Good food good beer what else could you ask for. I have been here for Quiz…read morenight a few times and as an American, I am pleased to say the quizzes are fairly balanced for the international guest. Yes it helps to have a Brit on the team but for the most part I was able to hold my own. If you are there in the summer, you must enjoy the patio. This pub boasts a neat location offering a bit of waterside dining and drinking in the Midlands.

we went here for lunch with our two dogs and we were welcomed in with a smile. The beer was well…read morekept, with a nice selection of real ales. My wife had the soup, and I had the steak and Stilton baguette, and both were very tasty.

Henry was so helpful with my steak..gave a replacement straight away. Great service. Top guy. This…read moreguy is tops... best service ever ...and I've even in. The retail services 40 years... Top guy....

Part of the Wetherspoons chain, this pub in the centre of Loughborough serves very competitively…read morepriced drinks (including real ales) and food throughout the day. The menu is extensive although nothing to write home about. It is very cheap though, particularly the various deals (curry night, beer and a burger etc). There's an outside beer garden/smoking area at the back of the pub. Staff are generally friendly although service can be a bit slow at weekends.

Great town centre pub run by a proper landlod NOT a bloody manager who couldn't care less. Great…read morevalue food - home-made. Everards beers - 4 cask on when I was in plus lager for the girlie-boys. Fish Night on a Friday looks good. Real friendly unpretentious pub

Best wee pub in town and food home made ,Sunday lunch great my husband just loves there pork…read morecrackling

I was a regular here in the late 1960's during my student days. Great to pop in for some lunch…read moreafter all those years. Gone are the hundreds of 'cut off' old school ties that used to be pinned to the beams, I guess they would need a wash by now ! Found myself passing though Wymeswold whilst having to take a devious route due to a major closure of part of the A14 near Kettering. Said I wanted a pint of a lightish bitter, he served me Harvest Pale (3.8%abv), it was excellent, good taste for such a light bitter, though when I had sat down I spotted an Adnams pump, and old favourite of mine, indeed I have just driven from East Suffolk where its brewed in Southwold. Their light bitter is 3.7%abv. Nice menu of pub food, then he pointed out special today was Liver and bacon. The large portion came with excellent mash, loads of gravy, peas and onions and was absolutely delicious. The jovial Landlord was good for a bit of a natter, and despite there not being too many people in , there was a nice atmosphere, one of the reasons I used to patronise it in my youth, and it only cost me £8.75 What a lovely experience to go back there

Bar Sports is a great bar. No its ok theres more to the…read morereview than that. Bar Sports is pub which is well spaced plently of seats and has lots and lots of televisions and i dont mean like 5 i mean like 20 +. Heck they have television in the toilets, you can watch your number one team whilst taking a number 1. The prices are fairly well priced, they dont have special cheap nights but they do sell the lovely guiness red. They also sell food during the day which i have to say is a bit overpriced but its nice but its far from special. I guess its good if you want a snack or something to munch on. I must say though, this place doesnt quite attract as many people as you might think.

This is probably one of the best places in town to watch a sports match. When you walk in to the…read morebar i think it would be very hard to find a spot where you were not able to see a tv screen. When you walk up stairs there are even more tv's and projectors. Even the toilet cubicles have tv's. The prices are not the most competitive in the area and therefore would not be the most ideal place to sit down when there is no sporting event taking place, however the atmosphere is very good and generally suits the younger crowd.

What a transformation. Recently upgraded from a tatty pub to a restaurant and very nicely done …read more Very friendly staff. Prompt service. Good food .

Expectations were high but sadly dashed as soon as we entered the restaurant. Appreciate the venue…read moreis a thing of beauty now, but the rooms are freezing cold (most diners had coats over their shoulders all evening) and the FOOD too was COLD! Perhaps now what's needed to be addressed is catering and servicing larger dining parties as well as a little more attention to detail on final bills being correct and not taking so long to resolve this would be a little less embarrassing for both parties too. Overall a disapointing experience sadly.

Limited vegetarian/ Vegan menu, but that's my usual gripe in a world that's becoming more Vegan…read morefriendly! Lovely quaint setting in Quorn with a larger than average sized beer garden for the two days of summer is great!

I had the privilege of eating here with a number of work friends. Very quaint both inside and out…read moreand the food was terrific. Wine selection was good for the wine by the glass. Everyone at the table enjoyed the food and I did not see or hear one complaint. I wold recommend it to anyone the Loughborough area looking for a nice evening out.

This new branch of Vodka Revolutions is decorated almost like a ski lodge- there are huge antler…read morechandeliers, and the most exciting disco ball I've ever seen of a woman holding a cocktail. The bar is open during the day for food, although the menu is somewhat limited, and it's often very quiet. At night- particularly on Monday nights, the bar is packed- to the point where the bar staff can't keep up. I have waited 30 minutes to be served in the past, and it's entirely chaotic. However, the environment is great, really relaxed, nicely decorated, with booths to sit with your friends. There is an extensive list of delicious but expensive cocktails, but you can sign up to special offers on the website (revolution-bars.co.uk) that makes it a bit cheaper.

This has recently been refurbished from the old Rain nightclub. I have been here once and was…read morefairly disappointed with the service and the atmosphere, it was better when it was just rain

This delightful cafe opened in about May 2009. It's away from the hustle and bustle(!) of market…read morestreet, and is stylishy decorated with comfy sofas, high backed chairs and wooden tables. There's a great variety of teas served in fabulous chintzy teapots, along with the usual cappuccinos, lattes and hot chocolates. Food is fairly standard cafe fare- sandwiches, wraps, soup etc along with a very reasonably priced English breakfast. Best of all though are the homemade cakes- more than once I've been there when the cakes are still warm from the oven- scrumptious and always impossible to decide which one looks best!