The King's Head in Harborough

Popped in for a quick drink at this famous local spot. It was on this site where King Charles I supposedly held his war council the night before the battle of Naseby in 1645, the deciding battle of the First English Civil War. The pub retains some original features (including brick fireplace) and would certainly in any event have played host to Royalist soldiers the night before the battle, and then victorious Parliamentarien soldiers the night after. The modern day pub is a nice spot in the heart of Market Harborough and is run by Nick (the owner) who is a knowledgeable and friendly local with an excellent whisky collection.

from the outside looks like an olde worlde pub. No. Only us in for a mid-afternoon cheeky one. Sticky floor, sticky tables, sticky chairs. Hole in the floor on the way to the toilets. Only one bitter on. Toilets were clean.

This place is the biggest dump in town by far. The walls and pub are barren with no decorations whatsoever and has a grim interior. The pub is usually empty with the exception of about 2 people , on a Friday and Saturday night after 12 in the morning is the only time the place has some sort of atmosphere and even their it's not a positive one they play the same awful music both days and it's full of granny's on the pull and cocky twenty year olds on coke and maybe the odd normal person, This is the deadest gaf in town and I would recommend you save yourself money from beer that tastes of piss and the £5 entry fee, and skip town and go to a decent club somewhere else.

Great pub/nightclub love being here great place to be to have fun! Most of all there is great music with a DJ