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Pub-Hopping in Rutland | Top Hidden Gems to Visit

Explore the best hidden Rutland pubs, from charming village inns to award-winning spots like The Horse & Jockey Manton. Uncover authentic local experiences in Englandu2019s smallest county. https://horseandjockeyrutland.co.uk

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Pub-Hopping in Rutland | Top Hidden Gems to Visit

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  1. Pub-Hopping in Rutland: Hidden Gems You Need to Try When it comes to enjoying a relaxing pint in the English countryside, few places rival the charm and warmth of Rutland. Rutland pubs offer more than just good ale—they’re steeped in history, character, and culinary surprises that make pub-hopping here a truly rewarding experience. Despite being the smallest county in England, Rutland punches well above its weight when it comes to cozy, quality pubs. Whether you're a local or a weekend visitor, exploring these hidden gems means uncovering unique spots tucked away in picturesque villages, each offering its own personality and story. Let’s take a stroll through some of the finest lesser-known pubs across Rutland: 1. The Olive Branch, Clipsham A Michelin-starred pub that still feels like a local’s secret. The Olive Branch balances rustic charm with exquisite seasonal dishes and a wine list that surprises even the most refined palates. 2. The Exeter Arms, Barrowden This traditional thatched inn overlooks a charming village green and serves hearty pub classics done exceptionally well. With its roaring fire and welcoming service, it’s a favourite for those seeking an authentic Rutland feel. 3. The Wheatsheaf, Greetham Loved by walkers and cyclists, The Wheatsheaf is a local treasure offering cask ales and generous plates. The outdoor seating is perfect for sunny afternoons after a countryside ramble. 4. The Fox and Hounds, Exton Blending contemporary elegance with rustic charm, this pub offers an elevated menu in a beautifully restored setting. It’s the kind of place where a casual drink can easily turn into a full evening. 5. The Kings Arms, Wing A quintessential English pub with excellent food, locally sourced ales, and a quirky, eclectic interior. It's a hidden gem for foodies and pub enthusiasts alike.

  2. No Rutland pub-hopping adventure would be complete without a visit to The Horse & Jockey Manton—a true hidden gem nestled near Rutland Water. With its inviting atmosphere, excellent range of drinks, and comforting meals, it’s the perfect spot to unwind and reflect on a day well spent. So, whether you're chasing real ale, home-cooked food, or simply a quiet corner to relax, Rutland’s pubs are packed with character and waiting to be explored. Cheers to your next pint!

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