I came here with my brother half way through lugging his house into hatchbacks and man did we need…read moresome food. It wasn't very busy and the staff were nice enough. The pub had its stereotypical old-man-in-the-corner, despite the fairly youthful atmosphere- I expect for the students. As Joe Lycett would say, you could tell the walls were only adorned with local artwork. I had the gourmet hotdog, and the brother had a burrito-y thing, where his plate was covered in endless ramakins (I hope that's how you spell it, autocorrect just doesn't know), but he enjoyed it. My hotdog was nice, the bread was a little dry so it was a bit of a pain to eat falling apart all over the place- but I guess this isn't really a problem if you aren't like me insisting on eating burgers and hotdogs with your hands (as was darn well intended!). We were both driving,so we didn't sample the extensive bar- but any students reading this I can break it down into this. -youthful and typically attractive, friendly bar staff - happy hour -cocktail menu -food is spoons-esque in menu format, and I'd say a bit better quality, not oarticukarky ny thing, but there's a good range available -affordable on a student budget -a few weird steps you may want to watch yourself on drunk...

Relatively expensive but the new cocktail menu is good. Try out the Papa Joe! Food is pretty good…read morewith their own individual take on things. Some decent ales on tap which makes a nice change in Loughborough. Service isn't particularly quick but the constant queues in the evening just prove what a popular place this trendy bar is.

Went to the Slug and Lettuce this afternoon, started with a strawberry and lime Rekorderlig which…read morewas served in a nice glass with a lime. Then had the southern fried chicken pieces as a starter which was brilliant. I had the ultimate s&l burger, which was perfect and my girlfriend had the philly cheese steak which looked and smelled amazing. Overall really impressed, good service, always enjoy coming here

The bar/restaurant has a chic decor. The menu options has something for everybody and the prices…read moreare reasonable. Its a great date night place or a ideal place to hang with friends.

We stopped into the Strutt Arms for Indian food at the Elephant & Peacock now located there and…read morewere very pleased with the quality of the food and welcoming staff. We would highly recommend stopping in to enjoy a meal there. We certainly did twice and we'll do so again when we are in the area.

Sadly this whole experience was very disappointing in terms of food and service…read more First the good: The outdoor seating is very nice and welcoming There is Plenty of parking Once you overcome the challenges of ordering anything (see below) they cook your burger or steak as you request The black peppercorn sauce was fairly good Then the disappointing: And I will start with the terrible - even though you are sitting at a table, steps from the entrance and with frequent staff walking back and forth delivering food and cleaning off tables - you must order (even a single drink) by logging in to get internet access, reading the QR code and then seeing the menu (more on this later) and then you can struggle to view what is available and then place your order and pay before anything happens. You have to wrestle with signaling how you want the steak or burger prepared. For steaks the options come up. For the burger you have to add in the "notes" section after all your selections (I was fearful it would come medium and Mrs G only eats well done - so I was nervous as hell until I saw the "notes" option right at the end. It is a joke and pain in the butt Mrs G has never met a pickle she did not like - she did yesterday (presumably old?) after taking one bite and spitting it out Her burger was dry and tasteless. 80% of the meal returned untouched (the staff never asked why) The steak was a 10oz sirloin but tough, chewy and seemed to have fat or gristle in every bite (even after doing the best surgery I could to remove it before putting in my mouth) Another major failing of the "menu" system is that you never get to see or read exactly what you are getting - nor can you ask a waiter any questions. So I ordered chips (fries) as a side (there are only 3-4 sides offered as I recall) to my steak for an additional £2.95 to my £18.95 sirloin steak. When it came I see for the first time that the steak comes with chips - so now I had a sea of chips!! I mentioned this to a server - who said - "oh yes, people complain about that all the time". A nice way to squeeze another £2.95 out of your customers - huh?! Will we ever go back, no.

Overall, would give a 3.5 -Service: pleasant but slow…read more seemed understaffed for the amount of patrons they serve. -food: -english breakfast: sausages were very tasty. overall everything was good. -seafood platter: only prawn were described as being fried ao I was surprised to see 2 of the 3 other proteins were also fries. Good flavor but quite oily. The only non fried protein. small prawn, were very bland. -chicken strips: bland and undercooked, they were rubbery and some pieces were a bit pink in the middle -atmosphere: relaxed, homey, to have a good time. Large outdoor grounds with many picnic style tables. Overall, okay food. The atmosphere and outside grounds are nice.

Don't be confused by the Georgian Hotel frontage. Keep thine eyes peeled! A First World War Themed…read morebrewery! Yes you read that correctly. Passchendale and Trenchfoot, good beers made all the better, for me, by the names. There is a lot going on inside here too. I'd suggest a thorough perusal of the walls myself!

Not a bad selection of pub food, nothing too fancy and just the right portion size to have you…read morefeeling full but not waddling out the door like an over sized duck. The location is perfect, close to Trent Bridge for a pre-match pint which is of course what I did. Didn't encounter any stick tables or grubby toilets either. With all the TVs on the wall I imagine it would get pretty busy.

Amazing view of the Trent at night. Cute outdoor area that you can sit on and enjoy a nice cocktail…read moreor pint at.

A really nice pub/bar near Nottingham Trent University and the Victoria Centre. Serves real ales,…read morereal ciders, Leffe on tap but really specialises on cocktails. You can get a discount card for cocktails if you come here a lot! There is also a beer garden out the back with patio heaters. No TVs and the music played through the sound system is generally pretty good!

Wonderful student-dive pub with a friendly, laid-back arty atmoshere. Great pub grub and leather…read moresofas to swallow you up for the day or evening and great service from a cheerful staff. Very good music too, re-live all those hazy crazy student days!

The Broadway is a solid, stylish traditional pub & restaurant a little outside of Derby (Duffield)…read morewhich may provide a good stop on a pub crawl between Derby and Belper - the building is nice, the staff are nice, and the interior is nice. There's a range of real ales available on hand pumps, but, truth be told, it won't blow your mind. The Broadway seems to be more of a family-friendly place for lunch or dinner, providing solid pub food. As such, it's recommendable. The buses from Derby stop right outside.

We have been a few times now, it is on our way home from rowing. We notice that Sunday afternoon…read moreis a very busy time and we've had to wait for food for quite awhile. So if you can go earlier on Sunday, or make a reservation, it is recommended. They have board games dotted about, which is nice for entertaining children... or adults :). On our first time here, there was a trivia game that we played which was a lot of fun as it was a bit different from your average trivia game. You come in, find a seat, and order at the bar. They do offer a brunch menu, but we've never been early enough to order from it. Of the items I have ordered, my favourite was the sea bass with new potatoes. It had a bit more Hollandaise sauce than was needed, but I have enjoyed it the most. We did have dessert one of the times we went as they have some interesting items... for example the peach and raspberry trifle slice. Really it is a cake, nice, but not really what I was expecting when 'trifle' is in the title. Overall it is a nice place with good food... but during peak times, you will be waiting for food, so make sure to plan ahead.

Amazing pub tucked away on the corner of a quiet street. We rolled in late for lunch but were…read morehappily surprised with the food and drinks. I had a half portion of the fish and chips and it was the perfect size. The breading was not too greasy yet light and didn't fall apart. I most enjoyed their homemade tartar sauce. The whole meal went perfect with my cordial (non-alcoholic spritzer, essentially). Our waiter was doing double duty by handling food and bar orders, and he was great. If in Derby again, I would visit again!

Exceptional pub food, even by British pub standards. Lots of neat takes on traditional dishes…read more Atmosphere is just like any other old English pub. I'd give it a 5 but waited well over an hour for our mains, felt like we were forgotten about at one point.