The Seven Stars’ popular Pie & Pint night is back. Every Wednesday from 6pm to 9pm you get a Pieminister pie with all the trimmings, plus a drink (restrictions apply) for £10.95.
The Seven Stars, 40 Albert Square, Rugby CV21 2SH
Pie Night at Manor Farm, Catthorpe
It’s Manor Farm’s first ‘eat in’ pie night for a while. On the menu is Steak & Ale Pie made with their own rare breed British White Beef, or Lamb and Mint Pie made with rare breed Leicester Longwool Lamb, and for vegetarians there’s a cheesy leek, potato and courgette pie. Puddings are syrup sponge, bread & butter pudding or chocolate cheesecake.
You’ll have to book to ensure you get a table – prices are £20 per person for two courses, or £18 if you have a loyalty card. Call them on 07756 064002 to book.
Manor Farm Shop & Farmhouse Kitchen, Main Street, Catthorpe, LE17 6DB
Pie night at Hilltop Farm, near Leamington Spa
Hilltop Farm on the Fosse Way near Leamington is celebrating British Pie Week in the best way possible – with pies! They’re inviting you to join them for all things pie along with wines and ales. The menu includes Hilltop Farm Lamb & Apricot Pie, Hilltop Farm 28-day Matured Steak & North Cotswolds Ale Pie, Chicken, Leek & Mushroom Pie and Spicy Bean Chilli Pie, all with mash and veg. There’s also pie for pudding, with a choice of Bramley Apple Pie, Pecan Pie Cheesecake or Zesty Lemon Meringue Pie. Book a table via their website or call 01926 632978.
Fosse Way, Hunningham, Leamington Spa CV33 9EL
Pie and Ale Night at the Canal Lounge at Bridge 66, Rugby
Join the Canal Lounge at Bridge 66 in Rugby for a real ale and pie. You get a choice of real ales then a pie served with mash or chips, veg and loads of gravy – all for £10.95. Call them on 01788 543570 to book or message them via Facebook here.
The Canal Lounge at Bridge 66, Clifton Wharf, Clifton upon Dunsmore, Rugby CV23 0EY
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