The Black Bull Inn

The British country pub is widely seen as being something of a decline, with the smoking ban and supermarket lager blamed for superseding this age old institution. What a tin and a ten deck in your front room can never replace though, is the architecture and history of a proper pub, and when you visit The Black Bull Inn on Teigh Road in Market Overton, you’ll see why. They offer cask ales and superb British bar food in a thatched pub with a roaring fire, comfy sofas and as warm a welcome as you could wish for. Book a table now and make the most of a great British tradition.

There are plenty of reasons to set a course for your local, from a proper pint of an evening to a full evening meal, and if your local happens to be The Black Bull Inn in Market Overton, then you’re unusually blessed in the pub department. They’re a free house, and thus can offer a range of ales few others can match, as they complement them with a menu packed with British favourites made using only the best in local ingredients and sourced from the finest local providers. Let us talk you through the menu available at this Rutland village pub.

The beers are all sourced from the breweries that dot Rutland and the East Midlands, and the meat is too. When you visit The Black Bull Inn on Teigh Road in Market Overton, you can try their gammon and eggs – sourced from Red Hill Farm in Gainsborough – or their steaks, from Harkers Farm Shop in Clipston on the Wolds in Nottinghamshire. These are just a few of the British specialities on offer at The Black Bull Inn, and we haven’t the space to go into the full range: all we can say is that you should book yourself a table and head down to Teigh Road for yourself to make the most of the local delicacies available in Market Overton.