An Everard's house since 1901 and refurbished by them in traditional style in 2013. There are two rooms across the frontage alongside the servery; rear-left is an attractive snug (a modern addition). At the back is a small covered alley with a few seats; then a very attractive patio. Up to three guest ales are served, and filled cobs are usually available. A short walk from Leicester's rugby and football grounds, and therefore very busy on match days. The regular hours may be extended according to demand. Sunday opening for rugby and football match days. Children welcome until 7pm.
Historic Interest
Named after Sir Robert Peel (circa 1788-1850), who was twice Prime Minister. In 1829, whilst Home Secretary, he introduced the Metropolitan Police Act creating the modern concept of policing.
The landlord in 1890 was Leicestershire cricketer Dick Pougher. Everards have owned the pub since 1901.
This Pub serves 3 changing beers and 2 regular beers.
Cask Ale
Real Cider
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