Pubs In Nottingham

With The Cross Keys, it's simple - the venue is loved by all and gets more and more gorgeous as the years fly by. One of the most charming gastropubs in Arnold and the Lace Market, the joint dates back over 200 years and offers up yummy British classics, alongside a real ale selection.

Expect delicious eats from the cafe bar, an extensive range of local and international ales and plenty of space in this homely hangout in Nottingham. Poppy And Pint also whips up sumptuous Sunday roasts and yummy breakfast classics if you get a bit peckish.

Marrying grand design and its Grade II listed status, Embankment whips our roasted coffee by day and Castle Rock beer by night. Plus, the venue offers scrumptious food offerings - we're talking pizza deals on Wednesdays and taco Tuesdays.

While it may not be your traditional pub, BrewDog offers a laid-back environment with urban decor, perfect for chilling with mates. Explore over 20 craft creations on tap, a fully stocked deli fridge and a menu of fresh sourdough pizzas next time you're in town. 

One of the best real ale pubs in Nottingham city centre, Faradays is serving up craft beers on tap. The Victoria Street watering hole is also keeping punters fed on wraps, burgers and pizzas. It also doesn't hurt that the venue screens all the latest sports fixtures on HD TVs.

A quirky drinking destination near Rock City, Horn in The Hand is known for its colourful decor and quirky printed walls. Head here on the weekend to load up on pints of Stella, alongside some seriously good pub food in Nottingham. We recommend trying the chicken curry sub - it's especially delish.

The Pit & Pendulum is a quirky drinking den that's filled with unique, spooky touches. Toting Victorian-inspired interiors, antiquarian charm and vintage trinkets, the venue balances its unique interiors with simple yet effective menus of classic pub grub and signature cocktails.

Located in Nottingham, The Blind Rabbit is a fabulous shout if you're a fan of American grub and innovative cocktails. Tip back an espresso martini or two while munching on scrumptious fare - think buttermilk fried chicken and yummy burgers.

One of the best places for pub food in Nottingham city centre, O'Neills is definitely a top-notch boozer knocking up a wide selection of burgers, pizzas and freshly pulled pints. They also showcase bottomless brunches and HD screenings of games during the sports season.

For a more shabby chic venue, The Willow Tree fronts blue plush seating, modern lighting and potted plants. It also hosts plenty of activities, from pool to darts and happens to be one of the best pubs in Nottingham for food - think lasagna and BBQ wings.

Boasting a beautiful beer garden overlooking the River Trent, Brewhouse & Kitchen is a stellar watering hole for your nights out with friends and casual date nights. While filling up on piled-high burgers, you can pair your meal with a English-style ale.

Nottingham pubs showing live sport don't get much better than Three Crowns, a cosy spot where leather seating and funky flooring feature throughout. Better yet, there's affordable food, cheap drinks and bottomless pizza brunches coming in at just £25 per person.

Looking for the best gastropubs in Nottinghamshire? The Larwood & Voce is a truly delightful spot that offers up a menu of gourmet dishes, yet still boasts an unassuming, homely atmosphere. Expect great food and drinks, as well as an awesome outdoor space for those late summer evenings.

Slinging out a menu filled with beef burgers, classic steak pies and truffle mac 'n' cheese, The Sir John Borlase Warren is one of the best pubs in Nottingham city centre. Not only does it front a killer menu, but the venue has pretty string lights by the bar and a beaut beer garden.