Pubs and Bars In Nottingham

In the heart of Nottingham’s historic quarter you can discover Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem which is one of England’s oldest and most atmospheric pubs. Just around the corner is the Crafty Crow, here you can order a pint and enjoy stunning views of Nottingham Castle and Robin Hood statue. Just a short walk away from the castle you will find The Roundhouse, a distinctive building which was once part of Nottingham's Old General Hospital. The freehouse pub offers up to six real ales, including one brewed especially for it by the Dancing Duck Brewery. The Cross Keys also has a rich history. While the current building dates back to the beginning of the 20th century, the site has been used as a brewery and ale house since at least 1700.

Nottinghamshire boasts three micropubs including Doctor’s Orders just outside the city centre. Once a pharmacy, this pub is a haven for real ale and cider lovers. Expect table service, a wide range of quality, cask-conditioned ales, traditional bar snacks and a friendly crowd.

In recent years craft beers have soared in popularity and at Nottingham’s Ned Ludd you will discover some of the finest craft beers from around the world, alongside cask ales from the Navigation Brewery. Just a short walk away is the Crafty Crow which prides itself on serving craft and cask beer from artisan producers. The Canalhouse was one of the city's first pubs to really focus on catering to craft beer lovers, and its waterside location, and extensive selection of exclusive beers, makes it a firm favourite with ale aficionados. Elsewhere, your favourite Castle Rock beers - including the award winning Harvest Pale - are on tap at The Newshouse, Poppy and Pint, Stratford Haven, Vat and Fiddle, Willowbrook, Fox and Crown and the recently refurbished Embankment.

The Hand and Heart is built into one of our historic caves and it is famed for its choice of ales, hearty food and live music making it the perfect place to while away a lazy Sunday afternoon. If you're a fan of the popular Blue Monkey brewery make sure you go along to ones of its Organ Grinder pubs located in Nottingham, Newark and Loughborough. Or if you are exploring Sherwood Forest then make sure you call in at the Fox and Hounds at Blidworth, a traditional countryside pub which offers ales and seasonal food.