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The Peacock Inn, Loughborough

Factory Street
Loughborough
LE11 1AL

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Loughborough Town

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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The Peacock Inn

Plain-looking side-street pub featuring a surprisingly light H-shaped interior with simple furniture and limited decoration. Just Bass (£4.25) available from the pair of handpumps.

On 9^th February 2026 - rating: 6
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Quinno _ left this review about The Peacock Inn

There’s been a bit of a spruce-up in here. The inside, whilst not exactly memorable, at least has had a bit of co-ordination and some concessions to home comforts inserted. The Bass remains as the sole cask and it was fine (NBSS 3). 5.5

November 2022
Backstreet pub. Pretty basic and unprepossessing inside and has been subjected to a half-arsed refurb, with the dark wood painted over and Wilko paint on the walls. Halloween garb in full swing and curry smells coming out of the kitchen (no menus on the tables, is it a takeaway?). Two pumps with cask one on, Bass - the reason for my visit – NBSS 3. The Bass makes it a draw but precious little else sadly. Of historic note is that it’s the former residence of William Cotton, inventor of 'Cotton's Patent' knitting machine. Rated 4

On 19^th June 2025 - rating: 5
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Strongers . left this review about The Peacock Inn

The Peacock Inn has a U-shaped stool lined serving counter centrally placed on the rear wall, standard and premium keg were available alongside Bass from a lone hand pump. The service was polite but the Bass was far too cold. With laminate flooring throughout there’s a seating area to the left of the entrance where a large television hangs on the left-hand wall, I don’t recall seeing any satellite sports advertisements. There’s a bit of a snug in the front right-hand window from where banquettes run up the right-hand wall past a tiled fireplace with burner to a dartboard and large projector in the rear. There’s a pool room out back and fairly regular pool competitions are held here. During my recent midweek afternoon visit all the televisions were off and the background music was being supplied by a radio station with adverts. This pub is good for fans of estate boozers.

On 30^th May 2025 - rating: 4
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