The Best of Leicester

[Zingari]

Other than that , it does sound a very romantic walk though and I'd suggest a little detour through the old coal wharf or along the tracks to glenfield tunnel maybe taking in the sights of the old tip .

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if you walk up Hospital lane to where the rally tracks cross , there is an old gate post and you could point out where i first had a go on a girls tits :xmassmile:

[notnow john]

Lots of people have . I think it's one of the main attractions

Now that's what I call a stream!

[Parafox]

Lots of people have . I think it's one of the main attractions

Is that a miners lamp on your helmet?

[Saxondale]

For a decent bar for a quiet drink try Cafe Bruxelles on High Street

My favourite.

[accessory]

A decent not too expensive lunch time bite: Sandwich shops in Horsefair Street/Noodle bar, Gallowtree Gate

A decent evening meal: Anywhere on London Road between the station and Vicky Park. La Tosca Italiana is especially recommended.

Expensive restaurant, really splashing out and making a fuss of someone: Choose between San Carlo's Granby Street (SGE apparently used to eat there a lot) or Mem Saab in Highcross.

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A relaxed late bar to have a few drinks: The Globe or The High Cross.

A nice Coffee shop sort of place: Crumbling Cookie, High Street.

Interesting unusual pubs/bars with a bit of character: Swan & Rushes, Criterion, Ale Wagon or Salmon. Shakespeare's Head (near Holiday Inn/underpass) sells the cheapest beer you'll find outside the 'Spoons pubs.

Any decent independent little shops that you don't really see anywhere else: Check out the arcades off Silver Street and the Rockaboom record shop in St Martins.

Any interesting sights or places to visit: Curve, Phoenix, New Walk Museum, Highcross, the Market. The Visit Leicester Shop at the entrance to the Market will be happy to offer further suggestions

[Trav Le Bleu]

All the above were lovely places until one of our previous mayors trashed the city.