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Loggerheads
Cliff Road,
Nottingham,
NG1 1GT
Tel: 0115 9500086
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The area in which the venue is located was at one time marshland between the River Leen (now contained as the canal) and St. Mary's Cliff which is still visible on Cliff Road. This area has recorded history of settlement dating back to the 1300s but became more renowned in the 1600-1700s when it turned into Narrow Marsh, the worst slums in Nottingham. The Loggerheads was at the heart of this and hosted unimaginable activities for the likes of Dick Turpin and other feared highwaymen of the time, not to mention the prostitution. The only person to ever escape from the prison (The Galleries Of Justice) located above the premises was a woman who tied sheets together and absailed on to the roof of the venue. The saying "to be at Loggerheads" actually originates from the venue.
The modern Loggerheads known as "Nottingham's Best Kept Secret" has regular live music nights, a new food menu and a tour of the caves on site.
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Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem
Brewhouse Yard,
Castle Road,
Nottingham,
NG1 6AD
Tel: 0115 9473171
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The most famous pub in the city and a must for any visitor to Nottingham. Like Nottingham’s famous caves, its cellars are hewn from the sandstone rock. Good beer, snacks and meals are available.
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The Old Salutation
Maid Marian Way,
Nottingham,
NG1 6AJ
Tel: 0115 9881948
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Another superb pub that dates back to 1240 and offers tours of the sandstone caves. Beware, the Salutation Inn is reputedly haunted…
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The Bell Inn
18 Angel Row,
Nottingham,
NG1 6HL
Tel: 0115 947 5241
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Arguably the oldest pub in Nottingham, the Bell Inn has been run by the same family for over a hundred years. It has a reputation for good beer, Draught Bass having been offered continuously since 1921.
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Vat and Fiddle
Queens Bridge Road,
Nottingham,
NG2 1NB
Tel: 0115 9850611
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Situated close to Nottingham train station and next door to the Castle Rock Brewery, the Vat and Fiddle is a haven for real ale and whiskey connoisseurs and hosts occasional beer festivals.
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Royal Children
Castle Gate,
Nottingham,
NG1 7AT
Tel: 0115 9580207
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The unusual name is thought to have come from the 17th Century, when James II's Daughter and Princess Anne’s children from nearby Nottingham Castle used to play with the then landlord’s children. Good selection of beers, snacks and meals.
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Broadway Café Bar
14 Broad Street,
Nottingham,
NG1 3AL
Tel: 0115 952 1551
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Situated within Hockley’s Broadway Cinema, the Broadway Café Bar serves a large selection of bottled beers.
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Coach and Horses
15 Upper Parliament Street,
Nottingham,
NG1 2AP
Tel: 0115 9417107
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This friendly, popular city centre pub serves cask ales and offers a wide and varied food menu.
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The Lamp
8 Sneinton Road,
Nottingham,
NG2 4PA
Tel: 0115 9590612
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The Lamp is a pub that dates back to the 1920s and can be found on the outskirts of the city centre. Real ale served in a pleasant, friendly atmosphere.
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