Beck & Beans
Book a table 4 Ferrers Row, Quorn LE12 · 01632 960 427 Open every day from 8
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How to find us.

4 Ferrers Row
Quorn, Leicestershire LE12

01632 960 427 · [email protected]

Open every day from 8

An illustrated map of the way to Beck & Beans From the village car park, walk up to the High Street, turn right and follow it past the bus stop to Ferrers Row. Turn up the lane, cross the little bridge over the brook, and the café is the first building on the far bank. the cricket field the brook the brook High Street Ferrers Row Church Lane the bridge P village car park bus stop the church Beck & Beans 4 Ferrers Row · by the bridge the garden N Drawn by hand · not to scale · about six minutes from the car park to the door
the walk from the car park, about six minutesthe brookroads and lanesDrawn by hand, so not to scale
Getting here

Park, then walk the last bit.

Ferrers Row is a footpath more than a road. Leave the car on the High Street side and allow six minutes.

From Loughborough

Take the Leicester road south out of town. Quorn is the first village. Come off at the roundabout, follow the signs for the village centre, and you’re on the High Street within a minute. Ten minutes door to door, more on a school morning.

From the A6

Leave the A6 at the Quorn junction and follow the road into the village. The car park is signed on the left before the church. Ferrers Row is the narrow turning just past the bus stop; please don’t drive up it, there’s nowhere to turn.

Parking

The village car park behind the High Street is free for two hours, which is plenty for breakfast. Blue badge bays are by the entrance. There’s no parking on Ferrers Row itself, and the neighbours will tell you so.

Buses

The Loughborough to Leicester buses stop on the High Street, two minutes from the door. Ask for the Quorn High Street stop, walk back towards the church and turn up the lane by the bus shelter.

Step-free access

The lane, the bridge and both rooms are step-free; the bridge has a gentle hump. There’s an accessible loo off the back room and room to turn a chair. The garden is grass and gravel, so it’s rougher going for wheels.

On foot or by bike

The brook path brings you to the garden gate from the Loughborough side, about twenty minutes from the station. Bike rack by the front door, and a pump behind the counter if you ask.

Red-brick houses round the village green, a postbox on the corner
The brook path under the willows, flat water and a gravel track beside it
The front room of the café, big window, wooden chairs
Booking

Book a window table.

The four window tables look straight down the lane to the bridge. They can be booked for the morning; everything else is walk-in.

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