With a combination of great beers, an all-day food menu, sport on the televisions and live music, there's something for everyone, from ale drinkers and students to office workers, shoppers and dog walkers. This pub has many amenities to utilise, with a function room for 30 and two self-contained flats both with double bedrooms, private bathrooms, living space and open plan kitchens. Once offices to Britain’s largest 19th century canal freight operator, the building became a pub in the 1980s and remains thriving to this day. As you enter through the main entrance, you are immediately greeted by the main salon bar with plenty of character and charm. This area really does evoke a warm and relaxed feeling lending itself to both drinkers and diners. Moving further through, you have the choice to remain inside to a further trade area which opens up to the mezzanine which is a great extension of trade space, especially during popular live sport events.
Beer gardenFoodOutside areaReal aleSmoking areaWiFi freeQuiz nightsCricketFootballRugbyTerrestrial TVBest Bar NoneCask Marque
Went in and got a warm welcome from Lee and Amy. An amazing selection of beers, ales and ciders. Went in for 1 or 2 and ended up staying for the whole day. Ordered the bah humbug ale and it was great. Lee and Amy were very accurate and knowledgeable about the ale. I then ordered 2 pizzas at 2 for 17 and they were amazing. The chef (Dee) came out to ask about the food and I told her it was amazing. Later in the evening a gentleman called keano (had to ask how his name was spelt) started the karaoke. He sang a few songs and kept the crowd happy. Loved every second of it and will be back. Thanks for everything guys keep up the good work.
Stopped in here with my husband and son tonight and the staff was absolutely lovely. They brought a big box of crayons and coloring sheets over for my three-year-old and it made his day. We really enjoyed our pints and the chef whipped up a lovely ploughman’s for me. Very family-friendly place!
Good pub about five minutes walk from Nottingham Railway Station. Three cask beers on handpump when I visited. Some outdoor seating in a small garden to the rear. The pub, which is Grade II-listed, was originally a Victorian office building built in 1895 for the coal carrying company of the same name. It was converted to a public house in 1980-81.
Absolute gem of a pub! Very cosy and lovely - I went in winter and they have mulled wine and lights and all sorts. I think there is a garden as well, will return in summer to find out. I brought our dog and our kids, and the people working at the pub were absolutely lovely, bringing over water and colouring books and generally making sure everyone was happy and having a nice time. Great atmosphere, will definitely return!
An amazing pub with new owners, been here a few times over the last week and the beer is great and an awesome pub feel right at home and dogs are allowed. We came to watch the rugby and some football games we will definitely be back again.
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Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1
4.0/5
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1
4.5/5
Waterside pub with a canal extending inside, plus real ales, international beers and unfussy food.
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1
3.7/5
