Anne of Cleves, Melton Mowbray

The Anne of Cleves is a nice looking stone built pub,this has not always been a pub,when i visited Melton Mowbray in 1984 this building was not in use has a pub. Once inside there was a single room which ran the width of the pub,there was a mix of seating types. This pub is an Everards tied house,there three real ales on the bar,i had a drink of Everards Tiger bitter which was a very nice drink,the other beers were Everards Original and a guest beer,Thwaites Lancaster Bomber. This was a nice enough pub to end our mainly Rutland crawl in. Pub visited 19/10/2013

Lovely old pub with a beautiful beer garden out at the back. Chose Everards Yakima and Castle Rock Elsie Mo from the available beers and got a shock at the price. Both £3.60 a pint. Beer quality was fine. It is an old building dating back to the 1300's and the conversion has not spoiled the atmosphere. Was busy lunchtime when we called.

Nice old (possibly very old) building, housing what appears to be an unbranded Everards pub. Slightly oddly, the pub sign shows King Henry VIII rather than the eponymous Anne. Two main rooms, half opened out to form an elongated two-part bar, offering a pretty convincing 'olde England' feel. Separate small dining area to one side. Very pleasant part-patio/part-grassed beer garden at the back. Four real ales available from the six handpumps - Tiger (£2.90), Original, the seasonal Whakatu and Bishop's Tipple as a guest.