Pubs in Nottingham

Flirtz @ Bar Humbug

26a Friar Lane, Nottingham NG1 5DQ

Lap Dancing Club.

Johnson Arms

59 Abbey Street, Nottingham NG7 2NZ

Popular two-room pub close to the University of Nottingham and QMC hospital, this former Shipstones house retains the original etched windows, complemented by a green-tiled frontage. Traditional home-cooked food includes 'JA' burgers and chip butties. The magnificent beer garden, with a petanque court, is not to be missed. Refurbished March 2018. Quiz night on Monday.

Joseph Else

11-12 South Parade, Old Market Square, Nottingham NG1 2JS

Named after the designer of the Lion Statues that are a local landmark outside the Council House buildings, yards from the pub. Two floors, with a bar on each floor, although not all real ales are available on the first floor. The usual Wetherspoon fare is available throughout the day, and breakfasts are served from 7am.

New Castle

8 Sneinton Road, Nottingham NG2 4PA

Former Oakwell Brewery pub, which closed in June 2013, but now independently owned. Refurbished and re-opened in September 2015. Rear conservatory makes the most of any sunshine and can double as a meeting room. Reasonably priced food is served daily. A genuine traditional back street local, complete with its own caves. Pool table in rear bar.

Lillie Langtry's

4 South Sherwood Street, Nottingham NG1 4BY

Long known as the Peach Tree, The pub became Langtry's in 1981 celebrating famed Victorian starlet Lillie Langtry. Photographs and playbills from her career adorn the walls and delight pre-theatre patrons for the Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall in the evenings. The selection of ciders is among the best in Nottingham with up to seven at any time in summer and a three thirds cider tapas offering choice. Quality food is available all week using local ingredients. Renamed Lillie Langtry's after major refurbishment in August 2018, which saw the additional of two TV screens.

Escobar

30 Market Street, Nottingham NG1 6HW

Tapas and cocktail bar.

Bar Schnapps

26 St James's Street, Nottingham NG1 6FG

Limekiln

Camberley Road, Nottingham NG6 8GE

Built on the site of a former Lime Kiln, this is a large modern open-plan estate pub, with some secluded alcoves. A standard menu is served, with some specials supplementing the choice and Sunday roasts a speciality. TVs show live sport.

Lion Inn

44 Mosley Street, New Basford, Nottingham NG7 7FQ

This freehouse has a large range of cask ales from both local and national breweries. The central bar features real cider and 'craft' beer, as well as numerous hand pumps. The décor is bare brick walls, wooden floors, with plenty of seating featuring heavy iron chairs with traditional upholstery. A large heated patio and spacious garden are outside. Inside, you will find a large well (thankfully covered with glass!), where you can see down into the cellars below. Live music is a regular feature. Nottingham, Blue Monkey and Black Iris (brewery next door) beers regularly feature.

Lion Revived

10 Robinsons Hill, Nottingham NG6 8FL

Reputedly haunted, this is a former Victorian hotel, and there are pictures of its past incarnation in the raised lounge, which is the oldest part of the pub.

Lloyds No 1

1a Carlton Street, Nottingham NG1 1NL

As the name suggests, this is a Lloyds bar. Popular with all ages, especially at weekend evenings, when beer may be served in hard plastic, rather than glass. Several dance floors on different levels give this a nightclub feel in the evening, but during the daytime the pub is much quieter. Refurbished September 2017.

Lord Nelson

Thurgarton Street, Nottingham NG2 4FA

Remarkable pub often described as a true country pub located in the heart of Sneinton. Whilst a 'small' pub it is blessed with a number of rooms connecting to a central bar. The secluded rear garden fenced with a high hedge is a must in good weather, very quiet for a suburban area. Hosts the Sneinton Festival on the last weekend in July.