Halcyon Kitchen
95 Queens Road, Leicester, LE2 1TT
Serving Tea, Coffee, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner throughout the day from our ground floor cafe and beautiful upstairs restaurant with authentic stone bake pizza oven.
Sunday Roast and Stone Baked Pizza served from 12-4PM
Roast Beef, Lamb, Chicken and Vegetarian Roast of the Day
Sunday Breakfast Sandwiches from 10AM-Midday
Christmas is Coming…
Serving Christmas Meals Throughout December
Music on Selected evenings. Playing Party and Christmas Classics
3 Course Dinner from £26.95
Serving Traditional Christmas Roast Turkey, Braised Blade of Beef, Vegetarian Baked Loaf, Thai Red Curry and Baked Crusted Halibut with Gnocchi
Desserts include Traditional Christmas Pudding, Calvados Creme Brulee and Chocolate Brownie
ADVANCE BOOKING RECOMMENDED
A Deposit may be required to secure your reservation
CALL 0116 270 6077 OR EMAIL INFO@HALCYONKITCHEN.COM TO FIND OUT MORE AND CHECK AVAILABILITY
What’s On at Halcyon…
English Breakfast served Daily Monday – Saturday
Breakfast Sandwiches / Full English Breakfast / On Toast Options
Coffee / Teas / Smoothies
8:30AM – 2:00PM
Please see the menu section for further details
Bookings & Information 0116 270 6077
PRIVATE HIRE AVAILABLE UPSTAIRS
Bookings & Information 0116 270 6077
Sunday Roast at Halcyon Kitchen
Served from 12-4pm / Breakfast Sandwiches from 10AM-Midday
Our Sunday options include:
Roast Topside of Beef, Leg of Lamb, Roast Chicken Supreme with Yorkshire Pudding, Sage and Onion Stuffing, Roasted Vegetables, Seasonal Greens and a rich Gravy
Vegetarian options and Pizza available throughout the day
Bookings & Information 0116 270 6077
Student Offers 2019
We offer 15% discount to students off the total bill
WiFi Available throughout the day
Why not grab coffee and surf the web with high speed internet throughout the day
PLEASE BE RESPECTFUL TO OTHER DINERS AND USE MOBILE PHONES, PERSONAL COMPUTERS AND TABLETS ON SILENT, OR WITH HEADPHONES
PLEASE ENSURE THAT CHILDREN ARE FULLY SUPERVISED AND DO NOT RUN AROUND OR USE THE FURNITURE AND BALUSTRADES AS CLIMBING FRAMES