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Nottingham, what to do?

Posted: 06 Jan 2013, 17:56
by thechubbsdub
I am taking the wife to Nottingham next weekend and looking for some tips on where to eat drink etc. We are staying in a hotel in the lace market area for a couple of nights. I know a bit about the city, having lived in West Bridgford back in the early eighties, but I am guessing that things might have changed a bit since then. I have had a sniff around on tripadvisor but would appreciate any reccomendations for bars and restaurants in the city. Our idea of a good bar is where you can hear yourself speak and they serve a good pint of real ale. The places I can remember that we will visit are the old trip to jeruselum and I think the other one is called the salutation.

Re: Nottingham, what to do?

Posted: 06 Jan 2013, 18:26
by California Dreamin
Nottinghams not a bad city to visit, plenty of bars/restaurants but as you have pointed out, many are for the younger generation and do tend to be a little noisey.
Pubs/bars I can think of that fit into that category:

Langtry's opposite the Royal Centre
The Bell, just off the Old Market Square
Round House (actually have a brewers yard) just up from where the Evening Post Building used to be.
The Royal Children...not that far from The Trip
Always value...Wetherspoons..also in the Old Market Square.
Yates bar..spit n sawdust........no it's not bad.

Food....nowhere outstanding but lots of choice.

Martin

Re: Nottingham, what to do?

Posted: 06 Jan 2013, 19:39
by California Dreamin
Panto is very good this year...... :ok on until the 13th.

Martin

Re: Nottingham, what to do?

Posted: 06 Jan 2013, 19:45
by fullsunian
ROCK CITY :ok

Re: Nottingham, what to do?

Posted: 06 Jan 2013, 20:18
by jrt
Old Angel Inn :twisted:

Re: Nottingham, what to do?

Posted: 06 Jan 2013, 21:06
by thechubbsdub
California Dreamin wrote:Panto is very good this year...... :ok on until the 13th.

Martin

Oh no it isn't. It's got that Christian bloke from Eastenders in it.

thanks for the suggestions Martin. I do remember the Bell vaguely and another pub at the other end of the square called the flying horse or something similar? is that still any good?

I did check Rock City Fullsunian but nothing on next weekend by the look of it.

Adrian

Re: Nottingham, what to do?

Posted: 07 Jan 2013, 10:04
by Ian Hulley
Nottingham, what to do?

Be afraid, be VERY afraid :twisted:

Ian :wink:

Re: Nottingham, what to do?

Posted: 07 Jan 2013, 14:20
by ringo
Want to meet up for a beer one night Adrian?

Ringo

Re: Nottingham, what to do?

Posted: 07 Jan 2013, 20:23
by thechubbsdub
ringo wrote:Want to meet up for a beer one night Adrian?

Ringo

Sounds good Ringo. Will send you pm.

Re: Nottingham, what to do?

Posted: 13 Jan 2013, 23:57
by B.J
Ian Hulley wrote:
Nottingham, what to do?

Be afraid, be VERY afraid :twisted:

Ian :wink:


Typical Derby :wink:

Re: Nottingham, what to do?

Posted: 14 Jan 2013, 20:21
by thechubbsdub
Well we had a great long weekend in nottingham. Thanks for all the suggestions and thanks Ringo and H for venturing out in the cold for a few pints on Saturday night. We managed to visit a few pubs including the Trip to Jerusalem, The Bell, The Major Oak, Thurland Hall, the Keanes Head and the Lloyds number one bar for Breakfasts. The people were very friendly and chatty and we managed to escape this morning before the snow got too bad.

Re: Nottingham, what to do?

Posted: 25 Jan 2013, 19:41
by Fabzzz
thechubbsdub wrote:Well we had a great long weekend in nottingham. Thanks for all the suggestions and thanks Ringo and H for venturing out in the cold for a few pints on Saturday night. We managed to visit a few pubs including the Trip to Jerusalem, The Bell, The Major Oak, Thurland Hall, the Keanes Head and the Lloyds number one bar for Breakfasts. The people were very friendly and chatty and we managed to escape this morning before the snow got too bad.

Ye old trip to Jerusalem is AWESOME ! then when you are on the limiter ... Rock City ! :-)