The food here is absolutely top notch. Everything is made from scratch from the finest ingredients…read more The pies are the best I have ever had. They also have fresh fish daily. The location is in the countryside next to Sherwood Forest. Great atmosphere and really friendly staff and management.

My cousin works in the kitchen and my wife and I decided to stop in for a drink and some food…read morewhilst we were visiting from the United States. The food was incredible, cooked to perfection and full of flavor. The location is beautiful and the pub is spotless. Can't wait to visit again.

The Broomhill is a large pub in the middle of a council estate, they serve a large selection of…read morefood and have a family dining area, adult dining area and a seperate bar area. All in all the food is cheap and recently really nice as in the past it has been ropey and you didn't know what kind of luck you would have with your meal when it arrived. As its in a council estate you would think that the people here are the local chavs but not at all as its always busy with people travelling here from all over the local area for the cheap prices and OAP menus. They also serve a selection of decent beers and ales at a price that it the norm.

the red lion has been a pub since the 18th century and was once the rent house of Lord Byrons…read morefamily. Open Mon - Sat 10 until 12 midnight and sunday midday to midnight although it does sometimes close early if its not busy. No real ales just your standard bitters lagers and a mild but they are reasonably priced. Entertainment includes disco and karaoke fri sat and sun nights, some special events. The pub also has ladies, mens and mixed darts teams. The pub has recently had new hosts who are very friendly and are putting a lot of effort in. The toilets are the biggest problem at the lion, everytime i've visited which is quite often the floors are flooded and the room stinks. if the toilets were put right i'd have given it 3 stars. the patrons are usually friendly but some can overdo the beer a bit to much in my own opinion. The pub did used to do food but i don't think it does at the moment. correct me if i'm wrong please. more info at http://www.redlionhucknall.co.uk/entertain.html

Absolutely fantastic. So fantastic in fact, that I visited twice in one week…read more It's very, very nice inside. Cozy and cottage-y. It seems to be newly renovated. The food is STUNNING. On Boxing Day lunch time I had the special which was roast beef with mash and veg. I want it all over again as I type this. The meat was just outstanding. I also had parsnip soup to start. The soup was so good that I had it again when I returned later in the week. At lunch time again that week I had the traditional favourite sausage and mash. Wow. Just wow. Yummy sausages, creamy mash and crisp green peas. It doesn't get any more home cooked than that. A good selection of beer on tap including my favourite Peroni. There's plenty of parking, an outdoor play area for kids and the staff are always pleasant. This is a place I would return to again and again.

Best pub in Hucknall in terms of selection of beers and real ales, they also serve food and have…read moretwo dart boards and a pool table which is always a plus point in any boozer. Thursday night is karaoke night if that is your bag also. The only gripe I would say is that the prices are a bit steep for the lager but that could keep away the alcoholics that frequent the pilgrim oak I suppose.

The food is great and the price of the drinks are will priced and the staff is friendly and nice…read morethe atmosphere great.

Pilgrim Oak High Street Hucknall lets start with Hucknalls…read moremost popular pub right in the middle of the town centre. Opened on july 14th 1998 it was once a fine fare supermarket and several stores after that. Named after a tree which stood at the entrance to Newstead Abbey (about 3 miles from Hucknall) which is the ancestral home of Lord Byron the poet who is buried in Hucknall Parish Church (close to the pub on the market place). It is a JD wetherspoons pub and has a wide range of real ales, wines, ciders and other drinks which are reasonably priced. The pub opens at 8am everyday and does the usual wetherspoons fayre again at reasonable prices (i can personally reccommend the farmhouse breakfast). Children are welcome in the pub if the parents are eating until 9pm. the pub closes at 12 midnight everyday. The pub is quite busy at any time but particularly Friday and Saturday nights from teatime onwards. It also hosts several beer festivals throughout the year. there are tv screens dotted around the pub which usually show sky news but the sound is usually so low you can't hear anything so i can't really see the point. Music is not played and its a very good place for conversation and a good pint. The bar service can be a bit slow at times in my opinion especially at busy times and i'd like to see the tables cleared and wiped much more than they are but all in all i think its a decent place. more info at. http://www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk/home/pubs/the-pilgrim-oak

We went here for dinner tonight's ago, and had a wonderful time! The food was excellent! And the…read moreservice was jolly. Great fun!

Pretty cool pub with plenty of parking and benches outside on it's own little grassy patch. Great…read morefor a spot of drinking in the sun or somewhere to relax after work. I believe there is a pub quiz on certain nights Sky Sports on the TV, the pub inside has several different levels, all wooden in style, hence the Hayloft name. All in all a welcoming and fun pub.

Lovely pub/restaurant.... great good, lovely staff and decor! Would definitely be a regular if I…read morelived closer!

Got lost looking for somewhere else and stumbled on The Nuthall. Very courteous bar keep doing…read moredouble duty as waiter. All 3 of us chose the poached eggs with avocado which was delicious. Like most of UK no free refills on the coffee.