Nottingham Pubs, Pubs in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire
Pubs in Nottingham Nottinghamshire England
Ye
Olde Trip To
Jerusalem
1 Brewhouse Yard,
Castle Road
,
Nottingham
(0115 947 31710)
As the oldest pub in
England
, let alone
Nottingham
, a trip to Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem
should be on every visitor’s list. The pub is like a museum
in its own right with a wonderfully impressive interior
including cellar caves and a dungeon. The food is another
attraction of this pub with classic English fare such as: rump
steak, pork loin, liver and onions, or good old-fashioned
steak and kidney pie. What’s more they also have their very
own ale that’s the perfect accompaniment to such hearty
fodder.
Lincolnshire
Poacher
161-163 Mansfield Road
,
Nottingham
(0115 941 1584)
The Lincolnshire Poacher is an attractive traditional pub with
a warm and cosy atmosphere. Fine food and good beer is the
main appeal and there’s also a garden area to enjoy and a
sunny conservatory.
Old
Ship Inn
Main Street
, Lowdham,
Nottingham
(0115 966 3049)
The Old Ship Inn located in the outskirts of
Nottingham
in the
village
of
Lowdham
, is a picturesque looking pub, complete
with its own restaurant. The
pub is run by husband and wife team Robert and Nina Thompson,
who extend a warm welcome to all their customers. In addition
to a good range of fine beers and wine, there’s a good
choice of varied dishes available on their enticing menu.
Choose from the like of ostrich steaks in a red wine and herb
sauce, whole trout poached on a bed of leeks and white wine,
or medallions of pork fillet with apples, cider, calvados and
cream.
Fellows Morton &
Clayton
54 Canal Street
,
Nottingham
, NG1 7Eh (0115 950 6795)
Housed in an old warehouse overlooking the canal, Fellow
Morton & Clayton is a very pleasant pub. There’s an al
fresco drinking area as well as a separate restaurant area
serving up fine cuisine at sensible prices, Sunday lunches are
particularly popular.
Hole In The Wall
63 North Sherwood Street
,
Nottingham
(0115 947 3162)
The Hole In The Wall pub on
North Sherwood Street
is a friendly place best known for its
good selection of quality real ales. There’s also a good
choice of food from hearty main courses, to lighter bar snacks
and an attractive garden to sit in during the summer months.
