Set in a beautiful rural location, just 4 miles from the pretty market town of Oakham in Rutland, we have everything you need for the perfect day out.
Built within an original 1818 Victorian walled garden, the nursery was founded by Fred and Ivy Gates when they created a market garden back in 1948.
Still very much a family business today, we are proud to say that many of the traditional values the business was built upon are just as important to us today.
Covering over 10,500 square metres of indoor and outdoor displays and offering a wide choice of goods, ranging from indoor and outdoor pl...
Mill Street Pub & Kitchen is located in Oakham, voted Best Rural Place to Live and current holder of Britain in Bloom in the County Town of Rutland.
Our aim is to create a relaxed dining experience featuring fantastic British food, a selection of wines and cocktails, beers and real ales.
With our seven individually designed comfortable bedrooms you are guaranteed somewhere to rest your head at night if you wish to stay and explore the surrounding area.
Dogs are also welcome in the bar area and garden.
The largest brewery in the
smallest county
We are extremely proud of our brewing expertise at The Grainstore Brewery.
We endeavor to produce beers that are popular with the drinker, and give very
little problem to the publican, both in the cellar and at the tap.
We have carefully prepared wholesome, lean, and protein-filled all day breakfasts and lunches to nourish your body and improve your well-being.
We specialise in products that are free from wheat, gluten, dairy, and refined sugars, in order to pack in nutrients and make healthy eating as simple as possible.
In addition to our delicious breakfast and lunch options, we have an array of cakes and sweet treats as well as protein- and superfood-rich smoothies to tempt you. Or, for the caffeine lovers out there, we have fresh organic coffees and a speciality loose tea selection from which to choos...
Welcome to the Lord Nelson, a Knead pub since 2011 but full of history all the way back to the 1500s. You’ll always be welcome at the Lord Nelson, with an Aga in the fireplace for winter, an idyllic beer garden for summer and plenty of casual dining space for when the weather is, well, just British. With a bit of TLC we’ve kept the originally timber framed building and freshened it up with our own Knead twist: we’ve decked the walls with our signature enamel signs and picked out our favourite bits of history to make sure the Lord Nelson is always packed with character.
Our menu has got ...
