Pubs and Bars in Nottingham

Nottingham has some great places to go out for a drink so researching our bar reviews and pub reviews was great fun.

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The Market Bar

An underground club, literally. Market Bar is a luxiouriously styled intimate cellar venue. In fact it's so modestly sized that given its popularity, it's almost impossible not to get pretty intimate with the patrons – well, that's GoOutIn's excuse and we're sticking to Read more about The Market Bar

Coco Lounge

Nottingham can be a jungle at the best of times, but fortunately GoOutIn has the map. Coco Lounge, like a race horse with a moustache, is strikingly handsome. A large palm tree, a furnace fire, and those comfy couches which absorb you when seated, are the stamp of swank. And though a little pricey, an Read more about Coco Lounge

The Old Peacock

It's been bought more times than the finest looking ladyboy in Thailand. The Peacock has acclaimed stalwart status after being an institution in Lenton for so many years but following a series of unscrupulous landlords and shoddy patrons some thought it was a dead zone. However, after the curre Read more about The Old Peacock

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The Ropewalk

Changing Rooms, eat yer heart out! The transformation of this pub is astounding. Recently renovated, it's gone from a tacky, student–oriented, 'It's a Scream' pub to a chilled–out, atmospheric, oasis of cool. Derby Road needed a bit of class and this is definitely it.... Read more about The Ropewalk

The Ropewalk

Sort of the bar equivalent of when that terrifying blonde in the Buddy Holly specs takes a fifty-year-old car wreck and makes her look good in a bikini through a shedload of aggressive plastic surgery. Renovated a while back, The Ropewalk has gone from being a rowdy 'It's a Scream' pu... Read more about The Ropewalk

The Canalhouse

Situated in the old Canal Museum, this bar has said canal running right through it. A diddy footbridge leads you in, where a barge bobs about, adding to the quaint effect. What a shame then that the actual water is foul. You'd have to be off your (abandoned shopping) trolley to dip even a hairy... Read more about The Canalhouse

The Canalhouse

On the ever-popular south circuit of the city along the canal is, (un)surprisingly enough, The Canal House. Lodged between Fellows and Via Fossa and like them, it has a large outdoor seating area. Unlike them, because it used to be a canal warehouse, there's a narrow boat inside and the canal r... Read more about The Canalhouse

Bar Seven

Bar underneath Junktion 7 which runs some pretty funky mid–week nights.... Read more about Bar Seven

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Hogshead The

Of the three Hogs Heads in town, this, the newest, is the most central and most popular. The excellent value food menu ensures this place is popular all day, and the trainspotter worthy selection of imported beers ensures its popularity when the sun goes down. Mixed crowd, with a slight bias to ol... Read more about Hogshead The

Santa Fe

A lively bar-cum-restaurant in that centre of corporate conviviality, the Cornerhouse. There never seem to be enough seats, but then you wouldn't come here for a nice sit down, would you? Oh no, you're here for one thing only, and that's the booze. Anyone in a hurry to go loco in Acap... Read more about Santa Fe

Sausage

What could be lapdancing establishment for ladies in disguise is actually a cracking bar in the Cornerhouse, specialising in, yup – you guessed it – the humble banger. But aside from celebrating the British meat institution, it's a great bar on it's own merits with a smashing s... Read more about Sausage

Casa

Large riverside bar in the old Aviery building on Trent Bridge. Good food and outdoor drinking.... Read more about Casa

Hole in the wall the

Another pub in close vicinity to Trent Uni, but a bit less boisterous than some of the others. Fair play, the students love it but you are just as likely to find groups of lecturers in there moaning about how it's 'just not the job it used to be, you know'. Quit your whinging and go a... Read more about Hole in the wall the