Cool and Quirky Bars in Nottingham

A fun and affordable bar hidden inside a deconsecrated church, Pitcher & Piano is one of the prettiest places to drink in Nottingham. The Lace Market venue also fronts a gorgeous outdoor terrace, ideal for cocktails and brunches when the sun shines.

One of Nottingham's most iconic nightspots, Hockley Arts Club is a quirky cocktail bar fronting a range of unique spaces for you to explore. Whether you're nabbing a table in the Secret Garden or hitting the dancefloor in Stockholm, this Carlton Street venue has something for every type of evening.

Whether you're looking for pizza, ping pong, cocktails or cool interiors, this quirky Nottingham bar has it all. Head over to Das Kino for nights out you'll never forget, complete with drinks, dancing and live DJs until late.

If you're looking for some of the best cocktails in Nottingham, then this quirky bar is the place to head for. The Alchemist is home to an extensive range of unique libations, from sips that fizz, pop and smoke, to those that change colour before your very eyes.

A cool craft beer bar in Nottingham, BrewDog is a fun and relaxed place for catching up with friends over pizza and cold pints. The Hockley spot is serving up much more than just their own brews, with taps and fridges packed with exciting new sips from around the world.

If you're after something a little different, then make your way to this American dive bar for an evening of comfort bites and indulgent desserts washed down with hard shakes and cracking cocktails. From classic espresso martinis to tiki-style Mai Tais, you'll find it all here.

A fun pub with a quirky twist, The Pit & Pendulum is one of the most weird and wonderful bars in Nottingham. Offering Victorian-inspired interiors and classic grub, it's one of the most unique places for drinks in the city.

A cool Nottingham pub and kitchen, Brewhouse is home to as many as 50 different types of beer, including its own homemade range. On top of an impressive selection of food and drinks, the Trent Bridge bar houses a sprawling outdoor garden overlooking the river.

A fun and flirty rooftop haunt, GinSecco is one of the most unique bars in Nottingham. This plush pink paradise offers a range of fancy fizz for you to toast with, as well as bespoke cocktails which are best enjoyed on the alfresco balcony.

With four venues across the city, it's Bunk's Stoney Street location that always stands out to us. An underground cocktail bar offering up delicious chicken wings and an excellent happy hour, it's one of the coolest and quirkiest bars in Nottingham. 

Hidden away in an old boiler shop, this secret Nottingham bar is one you need to check out. The superb little speakeasy serves some of the best cocktails in the city, from classic sips with a twist to experimental new concoctions.

One of the coolest cocktail bars in Nottingham, Titl is the Pelham Street watering hole with a passion for unique sips. Book in to the candlelit drinking den for a night dedicated to classic concoctions and quirky house serves.

A quirky historic pub in Nottingham, The Malt Cross is one of the last remaining music halls in the country. Hosting regular classes, workshops and performances, this is an impressive location for heritage events, live bands and art.

A pub and live music bar in Nottingham, this cool and quirky spot is a must for outdoor drinks in the city this summer. The venue has expanded into the courtyard with picnic tables and fairy lights to bring you atmospheric evenings with mates.

A stunning rooftop bar in Nottingham, Alto is the sky-high space offering you the ideal location for after work drinks and relaxed date nights. A summer suntrap, this city centre spot promises fruity drinks and stunning views of the skyline.

With a penchant for all things rum, this charming cocktail bar is rooted in history. Located in one of Nottingham's former lace factories, the popular nightspot promises loft-style design, a laid-back vibe and live music until late.

Expect an eclectic mix of textures, taste and flavours from Nottingham's resident Vietnamese-inspired alchemists. Coco Tang oozes both style and substance, offering an ideal location for after work drinks in the roof garden or a night out with friends as DJs take the place from cafe to club.

A cool and industrial pub near Nottingham city centre, The Sir John Borlase Warren specialises in craft pints and hand-pulled ales. On top their excellent drinking selection, you'll find a colourful outdoor drinking space complete with comfy cushions and plenty of greenery.

Head beneath King Street where the party is always raging at The Walrus. From their excellent cocktail list to their four beer pong tables and thumping dancefloor, it's one of the most eccentric watering holes in Nottingham.

An uber-cool neighbourhood hangout, this minimalist bar boasts over 15 American, British and European beers on tap. Fill up on hot wings and sloppy joes, washed down with a glass of your favourite brew while sunning yourself in their slick garden area.