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Enjoy a mid-morning coffee and catch up with friends at Nottingham’s various independent and big-name brand coffee shops. Once the sun starts to set, swap out your coffee cup for a cocktail glass and dance the night away at Nottingham’s famous bars and venues, many of which include live music to enjoy long into the night.
Nottingham born Joseph Else was Principal of the city’s School of Art during 1923–39. As well as the famous lions guarding the entrance to the Council House (in front of the pub), he was also...
Born in the Eastern Quarter, The Lacehouse has 3 independent concept bars split over 2 floors, serving 100 rums & experimental cocktails. Free ping pong, an intimate dance floor & Nottingham's most...
The Lord Roberts is an atmospheric pub offering a wide range of real ales, real ciders and craft beers. A small but quality food menu is available.
The Loxley is just off the main square in the city centre of Nottingham, making it the ideal stop or meeting place. During the daytime you can enjoy our fantastic range of food and drink. We are...
Voted Nottingham City's "BEST SMALL PUB 2019" and overall Winner. We are Nottingham's "BEST BAR NONE 2019". The Ned Ludd is the most exciting place to eat & drink. Over 100 gins, great craft beers,...
We are an Italian restaurant situated in the heart of Nottingham’s historic Lace Market. The Pelican Club invites you for an intimate evening of jazz, cocktails and traditional Umbrian cuisine.
J.D. Wetherspoons Pub in the heart of Nottingham.
The Rose of England is a public house situated on Mansfield Road, Nottingham (next to House of Fraser, Victoria Centre). Branding ourselves as a 'locals' pub within the hussle and bussle of the city...
Tender sizzling steaks and homecooked dishes from around the culinary globe.......all served to a soundtrack of classic Soul & Motown.
Famous for their live sports coverage, they show every major sports event across 24 4K screens. They also offer regular live music and 'audience with' nights too.
Situated on parliament street in the heart of the City of Nottingham, serving great beers.
Here at The Three Crowns you'll find everything you'd expect from a traditional local pub in Nottingham - but with a bit of added sizzle. Just a stone's throw from Hockley, we're the perfect place...
The Thurland Hall is a pub with weekly entertainment.
Hidden beneath the pavements of Nottingham is The Walrus - The original home of beer pong!
European comfort food is served at this bustling waterside bar with late night dancing.
Intimate and candle-lit old world setting for inventive cocktails and nightly live blues music.