The Cradock Arms

Good selection of tap beers and ales. The pub has multiple spaces with booth seating, normal tables, and a good size courtyard and grassy beer garden with plenty of tables.
The bistro serves daily specials and a standard menu which includes the usual pub fare (burgers, fish and chips, steak, daily pies and soups). Staff are friendly and service is to your table for both food and drink orders if you are dining in. The food came out in about 10 minutes with the mains following shortly after. Timing was good, not rushed.
I had a go at the broccoli soup and the Mexican chicken burger. Soup was simple but tasted fresh and delicious. The burger was decent, and although there were jalapeños on there I was expecting a little more heat. Washed down with an Everard’s original ale.
Good spot for a beer to catch up with friends or for a meal. Can get busy around holiday times — recommend making a table booking for meals. Free parking out the front.

Solid pub, good value for quality & size of main meal. Nice enough atmosphere, not a place I could see myself whiling away an evening, more a pub meal type place. £2.75 for a pint of tiger.
Will return.

I’m not originally from Leicester, so I don’t know what the Craddock used to be like, however the last few times I’ve been in, I’ve been disappointed. Especially when my Leicester friends recommended it. Atmosphere is a bit odd. They didn’t show live football. Drinks are a bit expensive. Felt like the staff were just waiting for us to leave so they could close — at half 9!

The Cradock Arms is large community pub.
which sells cask ale bears and food.