Anne of Cleves, Melton Mowbray

A lovely old stone built pub, reputedly the oldest in Melton Mowbray. Inside doesn’t disappoint either with quarry tile and flag floors, a tough of rough exposed stone and beams aplenty. The beams in the bar are hung with pewter mugs. Decor is naturally Tudor in style with portraits of Anne and Henry VIII. Roughly divided into three or four areas, there’s a snug at each end, one being a separate room. Between them is the bar area with a residual wall 3/4 of the way along the counter but dividing this room in half. Five hand pumps with four Everards beers plus one from the Brew61 micro, usuals on three Low T-bars and three from Everards on a fourth. There’s also a Heinekin Zero mekon. Toilets upstairs. Rightly in the Good Beer Guide IMHO.

Official site of Anne of Cleves - theanneofcleves.com

Official site of Anne of Cleves - theanneofcleves.com