The King’s Arms in Wing Rutland Set to Reopen Its Doors with a Fresh Menu and a New Chapter
A much-loved village pub is welcoming the community back to enjoy good food, drinks and the friendly atmosphere that has made it such an important part of life in Wing, Rutland.
The King’s Arms in Wing, Rutland, is beginning an exciting new chapter as it reopens its doors following a closure of almost two years, bringing renewed hope and excitement to the village.
The historic pub, which has long been a familiar landmark and gathering place for residents and visitors alike, is preparing to welcome customers back with a fresh approach, a new menu and a commitment to creating a warm, inviting place for everyone to enjoy.
The reopening marks a significant moment for Wing, where the loss of the village pub had been keenly felt. During the closure, local residents rallied to keep the community spirit alive, organising pop-up pub evenings at the village hall and campaigning for a positive future for this much-loved establishment.
Now, under new landlord, the King’s Arms is ready to welcome people back through its doors.
The new landlord has expressed enthusiasm about opening the pub and gratitude for the support shown by the village, with the aim of creating a welcoming place where people can catch up with friends, enjoy themselves and feel at home.
A New Menu with Traditional Pub Favourites
Alongside the reopening comes an appealing new menu that combines classic pub comfort food with a selection of tempting starters, hearty main courses, indulgent desserts and tasty sides.
The menu offers something for a variety of tastes, whether customers are looking for a relaxed lunch, a satisfying evening meal or a special treat when dining out locally.
Starters to Get Things Under Way
Diners can begin with a warming roasted butternut squash soup, served with pumpkin seeds, crispy sage and Parmesan. For those looking for something a little different, the sweet chilli grilled halloumi, accompanied by sweet chilli glaze, pickled vegetables, herbs and sesame, offers a flavourful alternative.
Other options include traditional Welsh rarebit with mushroom, pickled onion and toasted bread, king prawns with a spicy tomato sauce and lemon, and garlic creamy mushrooms on toast with Parmesan and chives.
Other options include traditional Welsh rarebit with mushroom, pickled onion and toasted bread, king prawns with a spicy tomato sauce and lemon, and garlic creamy mushrooms on toast with Parmesan and chives.
With vegetarian options alongside seafood and comforting classics, the starters provide a varied introduction to the menu.
Hearty Main Courses for Every Appetite
The main courses bring together familiar favourites and dishes with a contemporary twist.
Among the highlights is a grilled chicken Caesar salad with Parmesan, baby gem lettuce, croutons and anchovies, alongside a roasted squash and beetroot salad featuring puy lentils, chickpeas, feta, toasted hazelnuts and crispy sage.
Vegetarian diners can also choose spiced cauliflower with peppers, harissa, tomato sauce, tahini yoghurt, crispy shallots, toasted almonds and poppy seeds.
For those craving traditional pub fare, The King’s Arms beef burger is served with cheese, smoked bacon, lettuce, tomato, pickles and brioche bun, with the option to add a second burger for £3.
Other substantial dishes include braised beef and ale pie with grass-fed beef, mushy peas and mashed potatoes, chicken schnitzel with apple and fennel slaw, lemon aioli and fries, and crispy battered fish and chips accompanied by tartare sauce and mushy peas.
For diners seeking something special, the 28-day-aged eight-ounce rump steak is served with hand-cut chips, roasted garlic mushroom, grilled tomato, watercress and a choice of peppercorn or garlic butter.
With its mix of much-loved pub classics and more contemporary choices, the menu aims to make a meal at the King’s Arms an enjoyable experience for locals and visitors alike.
Save Room for Dessert
No pub meal would be complete without a tempting dessert menu, and there are several sweet treats to finish with.
Options include sticky toffee pudding with butterscotch sauce and vanilla bean ice cream, a warm chocolate brownie served with vanilla ice cream, and lemon posset accompanied by blackberry, elderflower and shortbread.
For those who prefer a cheeseboard, the British cheese selection features three artisan cheeses served with quince, crackers and chutney.
Whether it is a comforting pudding after a hearty meal or something lighter to round off an evening, the dessert selection offers a fitting finish.
The Perfect Accompaniments
A selection of sides allows diners to tailor their meals, with truffle and Parmesan fries, skinny fries, tenderstem broccoli with chilli and garlic, sautéed garlic mushrooms, and roasted seasonal vegetables all on offer.
The menu also identifies gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan choices, with diners encouraged to inform a member of staff about any allergies or dietary requirements.
More Than Just a Pub
For a village such as Wing, the return of the King’s Arms means much more than simply having somewhere to eat or enjoy a drink. Pubs are often at the heart of rural communities, providing a place for neighbours to meet, friends to catch up and visitors to experience the character of the area.
The community’s efforts to support the pub during its closure demonstrated just how much the venue means to local people. Its reopening offers an opportunity to restore that familiar meeting place and build new memories for the future.
The new menu is an important part of that fresh start, combining the traditional dishes people expect from a British pub with a broader choice of flavours and ingredients.
Whether stopping by for a drink, gathering with friends over a burger and chips, enjoying fish and chips, or sitting down for a full meal followed by sticky toffee pudding, the King’s Arms is looking forward to becoming part of village life once again.
A Warm Welcome Awaits
The reopening of the King’s Arms is a welcome boost for Wing and a reminder of the importance of independent pubs in rural communities.
With a new landlord at the helm, a varied new menu and the support of local residents behind it, the pub has an opportunity to establish itself once again as a place where people can meet, eat and enjoy good company.
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