The Heathcote Arms
Hill Street, Croft, Leicestershire, LE9 3EG Telephone: 01455 282439
Patricia and Andrew are pleased to welcome you to the The Heathcote Arms. We are now taking bookings for Christmas with our new menu available from 1st December until 23rd December 2011.
In addition to our Christmas menu, you can enjoy a range of homemade dishes which are available from our new menu available from the 10th October.
Welcome Party:
Why not join us for some complimentary drinks and nibbles on the 22nd of October from 7pm until 11pm. We look forward to welcoming you to The Heathcote Arms.
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Opening hours
| Opening Hours | Food Service | Events | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | 12pm-11pm | 12pm-2:30pm | - |
| Tuesday | 12pm-11pm | 12pm-2:30pm | - |
| Wednesday | 12pm-11pm | 12pm-2:30pm | Poker Night |
| Thursday | 12pm-11pm | 12pm-2:30pm | - |
| Friday | 12pm-12pm | 12pm-2:30pm | - |
| Saturday | 12pm-12pm | 12pm-2:30pm | - |
| Sunday | 12pm-11pm | 12pm-2:30pm | - |
Please note that times and events are subject to change. Please call to check before visiting.
Events at The Heathcote Arms
Sunday Roast – every Sunday
Poker night – every Wednesday
Facilities
Beer garden
Car Parking
Darts
Family friendly
Food menu
Function room
Old Flame Available
Skittle alley
Wheelchair access
History
Originally, the Heathcote Arms were 4 cottages built around 1751 and later sold to the Heathcote family, most of whom originated from Chigwell in Essex.The Heathcote family converted the cottages into a public house and named it the ‘Heathcote Arms’.
They also had two further outbuildings erected, one of these buildings was used as a cattle shed / pig sty / stable until it was converted in 1926 to what is now the skittle alley. The other building was originally used to brew beer but was converted to a slaughter house by publican William Taylor.Today this is used as a store room by the current tenants.
By 1892 the Heathcote Arms was selling beer brewed by Thomas William Everard Co Ltd who then purchased the pub on 23rd February 1920 and still own it to this day.