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There are a number of excellent pie makers in Food & Drink Guide The Great British Pie the area which include: Champion Cheeses Crafty Beer and Ales Hartland Pies Melton Mowbray is perfectly situated One of the town's greatest claims to fame Hartland’s range of pies includes both savoury As well as pies, Melton Mowbray also has After enjoying the fabulous local cheeses, between the outstanding beauty of is the pork pie, recognisable throughout and sweet, a glorious tantalising spectrum of a traditional association with cheese . The authentic pork pies and Melton Hunt tastes and textures, a delicate balancing act of the Vale of Belvoir to the north and the UK and beyond. It’s a traditional seasonings and spices resulting in pies that town is home to the annual Artisan Cheese Cake you’ll need something to wash it the tranquil Rutland Water to the staple food from the family Christmas they are proud to give their name to. Each and Fair, with its associated Artisan Cheese down with and you’re in the right south. The Rural Capital of Food is a breakfast to a summer picnic. Thanks every pie and pastry that they make are given Awards, and also several local producers place to find a good pub! quintessential market town which has to a European ruling, only pork pies total care and attention because, they are of the famous 'King of English cheeses', been built on a strong tradition of made within a designated zone around passionate about pies. Stilton ®. Blue Stilton is characterised by Why not visit one of the many real ale farming and fox hunting. Renowned the town can be called Melton Mowbray Leeson Family Butchers its typical blue veining with rich complex pubs in the area including the Noel’s for its fine food and drink on offer the Pork Pies. All of their pork pies are made to modern flavours and a piquant finish. Stilton is Arms, The Crown, The Boat Inn, Anne area has an amazing range of places standards using recipes that have passed honoured with Protected Designation of Cleves, Gas Tap and Beerheadz, to down through generations of pie makers. to visit and experience that makes it Authentic Melton Mowbray Pork Pies All their meat products have recipes that of Origin status, meaning it can only be name a few. the perfect location for a gourmet should be made only from the finest are known only to the Leeson family! made in Leicestershire and neighbouring short break. Famous for its Pork Pies fresh, uncured pork (not bacon or ham) counties, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, Book a tour of Belvoir Alehouse and and Stilton Cheese, the town so the cooked meat is of a natural colour You can enjoy great pie making experiences at: to a specified recipe. Brewery and see how their brews are is host to the East Midlands Food likened to that of roast pork. You can Dickinson & Morris made whilst sampling some of their Festival, the British Pie Awards and find out more about how the pies are At Ye Olde Pork Pie Shoppe you can make your finest ales (hic!). the largest Artisan Cheese Fair made at Ye Olde Pork Pie Shoppe where very own Melton Mowbray Pork Pie. A step by step demonstration of hand raising a Melton in the country. It’s no wonder that Dickinson & Morris has been baking pork Mowbray Pork Pie incorporates the intriguing If craft beers and ales aren’t for you try Melton Mowbray is proud to be This guide will give you a taste of pies since 1851, making it the oldest story of how Melton Mowbray became involved some of Belvoir Fruit Farm’s Cordials and known as the Rural Capital of Food. what you can do in the area and some remaining bakers of the authentic with pork pies and the reasons that make the Pressés (www.belvoirfruitfarms.co.uk) authentic Melton Mowbray Pork Pies so unique*. great tips on the best places to Melton Mowbray Pork Pie in the town made in the Vale of Belvoir. Perfect experience the finest of the local centre today. Brockleby’s Besides Stilton, the traditional Red Leicester with a picnic or as a cheeky mixer! produce from pie making to cheese Enjoy a two-hour pie factory tour at Brockleby’s cheese has also undergone a recent on a Monday or Tuesday evening from 6.30pm tasting and brewery tours to champagne Melton Mowbray's reputation for pies renaissance with a couple of local Or visit Round Corner Brewing in the means that it is also the ideal location which includes a pie making class. Start the dairies now producing the distinctive heart of Cattle Market, a new brewery afternoon tea. There is so much to do tour going around a pie production unit and in this part of Leicestershire, it will take to host the British Pie Awards each learning about the history of pork pies as well orange-coloured cheese after a gap of and tap room, making highly drinkable more than one day, so why not stay year, attracting hundreds of entries as the company’s approach to conservation and several years. beers inspired by the character of a longer and enjoy one of our gourmet from across the UK - all aiming to farming. Your tour finishes with a demonstration thriving local agricultural community. on how to hand raise a pork pie*. short breaks? For just £149 for two, become the Supreme Champion! Both Stilton and Red Leicester can be found amongst the 150 different varieties you can enjoy bed & breakfast as well Groups can book a pie factory tour directly by a choice of three amazing food and calling 01664 813200 and individuals can book of cheese available for sale at the Melton drink experiences. via Groupon or Wowcher. Cheeseboard, many of which are sourced www.stayplayexplore.co.uk locally from Leicestershire and the *Booking is essential. surrounding counties. 1 COLSTON BASSETT DAIRY & SHOP 12 ON THE SANDS CAFÉ AND DELI Harby Lane, Colston Bassett, Vale of Belvoir NG12 3FN 7a The Sands, Long Clawson, Melton Mowbray LE14 4PA Tel: 01949 81322 Tel: 01664 820208 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.colstonbassettdairy.co.uk ExPLORE MELTON’S FOOD AND DRINk HERITAGE www.onthesands.co.uk The home of traditional Stilton and Shropshire Enjoy fresh bread, home-made cakes, famous Blue cheeses, this co-operative dairy has been steak pies, quiches, Long Clawson Stilton plus making award winning cheese for over 100 years. jams and chutneys at this tranquil café and deli.

2 THE BERKELEY ARMS 19 CROPWELL BISHOP CREAMERY 23 BRENTINGBY GIN 26 YE OLDE PORK PIE SHOPPE 29 THE MELTON CHEESEBOARD 13 THE ANNE OF CLEVES PUB 59 Main Street, Wymondham LE14 2AG Tel: 01572 787587 Nottingham Road, Cropwell Bishop NG12 3BQ Main Road, Brentingby LE14 4RX 10 Nottingham Street, Melton Mowbray LE13 1NW 8 Windsor Street, Melton Mowbray LE13 1BU AND RESTAURANT Email: [email protected] Tel: 0115 9892350 (Creamery) 9891788 (Shop) Tel: 01949 860868 Tel: 01664 482068 Tel: 01664 562 257 12 Burton St, Melton Mowbray LE13 1AE www.theberkeleyarms.co.uk Tel: 01664 481336 At The Berkeley Arms, the emphasis is on Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] providing fresh & locally sourced produce and www.cropwellbishopstilton.com www.brentingbygin.co.uk www.porkpie.co.uk www.meltoncheeseboard.co.uk www.theanneofcleves.co.uk mouth-watering, perfectly prepared dishes. Locally sourced roast meats and award winning Visit the Cheesemaker’s Shop and sample Cropwell Bishop’s Brentingby Gin is a true craft gin, handcrafted and Dickinson & Morris has been baking pork pies in Melton Mowbray Suppliers of over 150 different cheeses including Stilton ploughman’s luncheons available at this historical pub. mouth-wateringly delicious Stilton. Made following bottled in the heart of England. Combining since 1851. They are the oldest remaining bakers of the authentic from Cropwell Bishop & Long Clawson Dairy. 3 HAMBLETON HALL 14 Hambleton, Oakham, LE15 8TH traditional family recipes, the creamery has been awarded contemporary with tradition to create a modern and Melton Mowbray Pork Pie in the town centre today. Pork pies are WALTHAM DELI Tel: 01572 756 991 High St, Waltham on the Wolds, Melton Mowbray 3-star Great Taste Awards for its Blue Stilton and Beauvale unique Gin, we hope to inspire our drinkers with the sent all over the UK and they also stock Stilton cheese from LE14 4AH Email: [email protected] 30 www.hambletonhall.com cheese. The shop sells a range of cheese, chutneys and same passion for locally-made, authentic produce, Colston Bassett Dairy. MRS KING’S PORK PIES Tel: 01664 464099 Hambleton Hall is one of Britain’s finest country Unit 30, Manvers Business Park, High Hazels Road, Cotgrave, Email: [email protected] gifts, as well as hot drinks made with fresh milk from that inspired us to create it. www.walthamdeli.co.uk house hotels. The lakeside setting is spectacular NG12 3GZ and only some two and a half hours north of the creamery. Homemade cakes, fresh bread, olives, cheese, central London. The restaurant is a haven for 4 27 Tel: 0115 9894101 cooked meats, frozen meals, ice cream, balsamic gourmet and wine lovers and the rooms MISS B’S TEA ROOMS vinegar, oils, biscuits, chocolates, wine and beer. combine comfort and style. 30 34A Market Place, Melton Mowbray, LE13 1XD Email: [email protected] 5 Tel: 01664 481625 www.mrskingsporkpies.co.uk 15 HARKER'S FARM SHOP 4 LANGAR HALL 19 www.missbstearooms.co.uk Elizabeth King started her small family bakery back in 1853, Clipston on the Wolds, Wolds Lane NG12 5PB Langar Village, Vale of Belvoir NG13 9HG 1 Tel: 0115 9892260 Tel: 01949 860559 Miss B’s Tea Rooms is set on the second floor of and since then the name Mrs King has come to stand for the www.harkersfarmshop.co.uk 7 Email: [email protected] a Grade 2 listed building in the market town of very finest, tasting pies, made with real care and passion The shop is situated in the midst of a working farm www.langarhall.com offering breath-taking views. Visit the field viewing Langar Hall stands in quiet seclusion by a 12th 20 Melton Mowbray. Real loose-leaf tea is served using the very finest ingredients; the craft of pie making area where the children will be delighted to see Century village church, overlooking gardens, from china pots into bone china tea cups, sugar lives on today. their pet donkeys, Highland cattle (including medieval carp ponds and ancient trees. It enjoys 15 calves), sheep, lambs, geese, ducks and their the reputation for exceptional hospitality, friendly with tongs and covered by crocheted doyley also smaller pets such as rabbits and guinea pig. and efficient service, comfortable bedrooms, good KEY: food and an interesting wine list. Champion Cheeses helps to set the scene. Enjoy a wide selection of 31 BOUVERIE LODGE BISON FARM AND THROUGH THE GATE CAFÉ 16 MARCH HOUSE FARM SHOP Quality Fine Dining homemade cakes and scones, and their 5 THE MARTIN’S ARMS specialty Afternoon Teas and Cream Teas. Nether Broughton, LE14 3ES Top End, Great Dalby, Melton Mowbray LE14 2HA Time For Tea Tel: 01664 563919 School Lane, Colston Bassett, Vale of Belvoir NG12 3FD Miss B’s Tea Rooms is Tel: 01664 822114 www.marchhousefarm.co.uk Tel: 01949 81361 Crafty Beer and Ales Email: [email protected] 9 14 Leicestershire’s only E-mail: [email protected] This busy bespoke farm butchery selling all their www.themartinsarms.co.uk Delightful Delis 21 31 own home grown beef, lamb and pork, handmade 22 www.bisons.org sausages, home cured bacon, gammon and ham Set in the idyllic village of Colston Bassett, in the Tea Guild Member Fabulous Farm Shops and cooked meats, they also sell mutton and veal Vale of Belvoir, The Martin's Arms is a Grade 2 8 Bison and Venison are raised here on the farm and sold listed building. Situated at the corner of a quiet and one of only 10 seasonally, and Christmas turkeys, geese and The Great British Pie three bird roasts. leafy cul-de-sac by an old cross, the Inn 33 in the Midlands! through the on-site café and farm shop. Bed & breakfast encapsulates all the best in an English pub. Amazing Markets is also available here. 17 LEESON FAMILY BUTCHERS 6 THE OLIVE BRANCH PUB 31 High Street, Oakham LE15 6AH Main Street, Clipsham, LE15 7SH 20 Tel: 01572 770244 THE MANNERS ARMS 32 27 26 Email: [email protected] Tel: 01780 410355 28 Email: [email protected] 13 18 www.leesonbutchers.co.uk Croxton Road, Knipton, Vale of Belvoir 29 www.theolivebranchpub.com Leeson Family Butchers have been in business for NG32 1RH 23 2 The pub was originally three farm labourers cottages 12 10 the last 12 years and began making their own which were knocked together to make a pub in 1890. Tel: 01476 879222 Melton Mowbray Pork Pies 10 years ago. They use From pub classics to culinary delights with an 24 11 only the finest free range pork and people come emphasis on locally sourced & seasonal produce. Email: [email protected] from all over the region to buy their pies. www.mannersarms.com 32 J&L MOUNTAIN RESTAURANT 18 7 BELVOIR CASTLE The restaurant is charming, relaxed and 6 J&L, Asfordby Hill, Melton Mowbray LE14 3QU Grantham NG32 1PE welcoming; you immediately feel comfortable Tel: 01664 812012 Amazing Markets Tel: 01476 871001 16 Email: [email protected] and at home. From the head chef to your E-mail: [email protected] www.belvoircastle.com Belvoir Castle Tea Room offers a selection of sandwiches hosts, the team is friendly and attentive to Visit J and L’s Mountain Restaurant near and home-made cakes. The Engine Yard is a centre of 25 excellence for food & drink that champions local companies your every need. At The Manners Arms you Melton Mowbray; a French Ski Lodge and great British brands, the cafe café produces seasonal, will experience modern British cooking inspired restaurant, serving freshly locally sourced food and crafted with excellence. at its best. prepared food 365 days of the year. Enjoy 8 NICE PIE a wide menu selection from a hearty panini, Gorse Farm, Six Hills Lane, Old Dalby, famous French speciality, the Tartiflette to Melton Mowbray LE14 3NB 21 BELVOIR BREWERY Melton Mowbray is renowned for its markets. The Tel: 07531641893 17 homemade cakes and MASSIVE scones. Email: [email protected] Crown Park, Station Road, Old Dalby LE14 3NQ town’s street market is the third oldest recorded in www.nice-pie.com Tel: 01664 823978 the country and was registered in the 1085 3 Set within the farm grounds of a converted chicken Email: [email protected] Domesday Book, whilst the town’s livestock market shed overlooking the beautiful Leicestershire is the largest in the country. Contact 01664 562971 countryside a wide range of homemade food is 24 33 served to include themed afternoon teas, hot meals, www.belvoirbrewery.co.uk EYE KETTLEBY LAKES ROUND CORNER BREWING for further details. award winning pies, cakes and very popular scones, Find out more about the brewery at Melton Mowbray LE14 2TN Melton Mowbray Market, Scalford Road, LE131JY it's hardly surprising this tea room is Melton Farmer’s Market Livestock / Cattle Mowbray's worst kept secret! the adjoining visitor centre and Tel: 01664 565900 www.roundcornerbrewing.com Every Tuesday and Friday Every Tuesday Email: [email protected] 8.00am – 2.00pm 8.00am onwards restaurant which offers fresh local Round Corner Brewing makes beer of unmistakable Melton Cattle Market, Melton Cattle Market, 9 OLD BRICKYARD TEAROOMS produce all washed down with a pint www.eyekettlebylakes.com character, brewed with patience, finesse and no rough Scalford Road Scalford Road C&C Plants, Scalford, Melton Mowbray LE14 4ST Eye Kettleby Lakes has 12 luxury log cabins, Tel: 0780 3206852 of their finest! You'll find a full range of Belvoir brews and edges. Visit the brewery and taproom at the heart of it Fur and Feather Melton Street Market Email: [email protected] 7 day ticket coarse fishing lakes and a tranquil www.oldbrickyardteagarden.co.uk other local drinks, memorabilia and gifts available to buy. all, in Melton Mowbray's Cattle Market. Every Tuesday Every Tuesday & Saturday 9.00am onwards 8.00am onwards An eco-friendly tearoom, set in the heart of the beautiful 5* 61 pitch touring park. Enjoy a variety of afternoon Leicestershire countryside. A creative haven of tranquility, teas within Eye Kettleby’s tea room including; Melton Cattle Market, Melton Town Centre offering a large selection of loose leaf teas, homemade 22 Scalford Road cakes, unique tea tasting workshops and art/craft classes. HAMMER & PINCERS traditional afternoon tea, gentleman’s tea or try Bric a Brac Market 5 East Road, Wymeswold LE12 6ST Antiques Fair Every Wednesday the fizzed up afternoon tea. 10 APTEEKKI Tel: 01509 880735 Every Tuesday 8.00am onwards 8.00am – 1.30pm Melton Market Place 27 Burton Street, Melton Mowbray LE13 1AE Email: [email protected] Tel: 01664 501190 Melton Cattle Market, E-mail: [email protected] www.hammerandpincers.co.uk Scalford Road Horse Sales 25 NORTHFIELD FARM SHOP Events not to miss Selected Saturdays Enjoy a refreshing and alternative dining experience Whether it’s the 8 course grazing menu, Car Boot Sales Melton Cattle Market, at Apteeki, offering a 100% plant-based menu and – INCLUDING SLOEBERRY SPIRITS March British Pie Awards a focus on health, nutrition and wellbeing in the bringing the highlights of the season’s Every Sunday Scalford Road heart of Melton Mowbray. Tapaksia evenings offer a Whissendine Lane, Oakham LE15 7QF (Sat Nav LE15 7JD) May Artisan Cheese Fair 8.30am onwards pop-up, vegan, tapas experience which takes over finest produce, or a light lunch dining Tel: 01664 474271 28 June Distilled (Spirit Festival) Melton Cattle Market, the Apteekki kitchen one evening a month. WYMONDHAM WINDMILL Scalford Road from the set lunch menu; the restaurant Email: [email protected] Butt Lane, Wymondham, Melton Mowbray LE14 2BU Painting The Town Red excels in consistent high quality. www.northfieldfarm.com 01572 787304 July Pie Fest 11 STAPLEFORD PARK COUNTRY HOTEL September Annual Beer Festival Contact details: Beautiful meat is available all year round at Northfield Email: [email protected] Melton Mowbray Market Stapleford, Nr Melton Mowbray LE14 2EF Traditional Rare Breeds Show Tel: 01572 787000 Farm shop - discover what real food should taste like www.wymondhamwindmill.co.uk Tel: 01664 562971. Email: [email protected] October East Midlands Food Festival Website: www.meltonmowbraymarket.co.uk www.stapleford.co.uk and pick up a lovely bottle of sloe gin whilst you are there Relax in the family friendly tea rooms, wander the November ChocFest At Stapleford Park, this quintessential English as this is also the home of Sloeberry Spirits. wild wood and browse a selection of boutique shops, December Christmas Tree Festival Town Centre Market tradition of socialising and relaxing with the warmth Tel: 01664 564559. of tea and friendship is kept very much alive. all exclusive to the 200 year old windmill site. Victorian Christmas Fayre Email: [email protected] English afternoon tea (traditional and champagne) is Fat Stock Show & Sale Website: www.meltonmowbraytownestate.co.uk served daily between 2.30pm and 5pm.