Queens Road Tap — Bar in Leicester

Queens Road Tap is a craft beer tap room at 109 Queens Road in Clarendon Park, Leicester. It’s just outside the city, with easy access from local shops and residential streets. The venue offers four real ales, two ciders, and seven keg lines, rotating regularly. Evenings are busiest here, making it a solid choice for locals and visitors looking for straightforward beer in a modern rustic space.

Queens Road Tap opened in 2021 as a modern pub with step-free access and full wheelchair support. It combines traditional pub history elements, like the original public house use, with bright lighting and rustic furnishings. You’ll find four real ales, two ciders, and seven keg lines available at any time, plus dogs, walkers, and cyclists welcome. The atmosphere is relaxed but social, ideal for work-night unwind or casual meetups.

At Queens Road Tap in Clarendon Park, expect evenings packed with craft beer drinkers enjoying real ale focus across four taps and a rotating keg line. It’s not a music venue, no live acts listed, but it does draw crowds during peak hours for after-work drinks. The vibe stays low-key; you can grab a pint solo or hang out with a group without fuss.