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Requested be closed with reason - Other: Closed end of March, along with a couple in South London (& Pittsburgh!)
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BrewDog Leicester, Leicester
Leicester
LE1 5RA
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Blue Scrumpy left this review about BrewDog Leicester
A branch of BrewDog in an area of Leicester which has some pretty decent bars.
Seating is available both on the ground floor and also on a mezzanine level. Toilets are in the basement.
Service here was a bit haphazard, as three people who walked in after us got served first. But then there was a bit of a rush at the time. The usual BrewDog beers are served, along with guest craft beers, all at the usual steep BrewDog prices. The full range was BrewDog Hazy Jane, Hazy Jane Peach, Planet Pale, Dead Pony Club, Puppet Master, Elvis Juice, Weisse Heist, Zest Fest, Jet Black Heart & Valhalla, Brewgooder NEIPA, Northern Monk Golden Hour, Siren Press To Zest, Wild Brew BABS 4, Brew By Numbers #30, Three Hills Blackberry Crumble, Pomona Island I Can't Get Behind That & If It's Thursday & Alpha Delta Made For Us. Ciders were Hawkes Urban Orchards & Pineapple Punch.
I was looking for a bar I hadn't done to visit in Leicester and found it here. Although, there are better (and much cheaper) places nearby.
On 13th May 2022
- rating: 5
[User has posted 2452 recommendations about 2451 pubs]
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custodian 42 left this review about BrewDog Leicester
Two entrances both of which lead to bar. Usual board on the wall. All craft offerings but I've been in worse Brewdogs.
On 19th March 2020
- rating: 6
[User has posted 1693 recommendations about 1691 pubs]
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Pub SignMan left this review about Brewdog
Opening in the Spring of 2015, this is yet another addition to the ever-expanding Brewdog empire. The place follows the blueprint of many of their other trendy bars, with a converted street corner premises hosting the usual utilitarian set-up. Some nice wooden floorboards make a pleasant change from the usual concrete flooring you might otherwise have expected, but there is plenty of gun metal grey around the place and lots of bare brick walls, off-set by large windows down two sides of the room. A long U-shaped servery with a stone-topped counter partly divides the room in two and has a series of high tables and stools around it, with comfier padded banquette booths around the perimeter. Stairs lead up to an unexplored first floor seating area and a couple of pinball tables have been strangely positioned on a landing area halfway up the stairs. To one end of the room, a door leads through to the adjacent 'Bottledog' off-sales area, where two rows of large fridges have been packed full of small batch bottled beers. Prices in here were a lot more reasonable than I had expected and the walls have been decorated with some striking bits of modern art.
To the right of the bar is the trademark Brewdog cinema-style beer board listing all of the (keg only) draught beer options. The Brewdog offerings on this visit comprised Punk IPA, 5am Saint, This is Lager, Vagabond Gluten Free, Candy Kaiser, Jackhammer plus three prototypes, whilst ten guest beers from various popular micros lined up alongside a single cider option. The Vagabond was £4.30 for a pint and I thought it was a decent enough beer, although it should always be remembered that Brewdog price their beers by different measures, so make sure you've got your ready reckoner to hand before ordering. One upside of the general Brewdog experience is that the staff really know their stuff, which once again proved to be the case here, with bar staff patiently talking customers through various options and offering suggestions where appropriate.
Brewdog seem to have mellowed a bit in recent years and I feel that their bars are generally getting better, perhaps as a result of a more customer focussed approach. I thought this was another rateable Brewdog venue and whilst the traditionalist might struggle, it nonetheless offers a chance to try something a bit different once in a while and wouldn't look out of place on a crawl around the city centre.
On 9th February 2016
- rating: 7
[User has posted 3114 recommendations about 3114 pubs]
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