Best beer pub in Arnold; my favourite even though it's the far end of the high street from me…read more Many ales available: it's a Lincoln Green brewery pub, and they usually have about 8 of their ales available which gives plenty of choice, though it would be nice to have seen something interesting and variable as a guest beer rather than just the same one. Atmosphere is relaxed and pleasant: perfect for a quiet drink; no TV or music when I was there (so good if you want to avoid the football but not if you want to watch it). Some nice snack food is available but no meals.

Since this place was last reviewed it has had a total make over, gone are the generic larger and…read morealcopops and in come the micro brewed crafted beers. The pub now has two lovely bars, the main room has a piano and plenty of seating. With a bar with plenty of hand pumps. The other is a really nice lounge with a snug, dominos and packs of cards available. On a nice day the courtyard is lovely dog friendly sun trap. Beer is around £2.50-£3.50 a pint but is worth every penny. The staff are all lovely and the bathrooms are clean. What more can I say. Ooh try the pork scratchings.

This is a corner pub situated right in the center of arnold shopping area. It has no designated car…read morepark and a very little outside area. The prices are cheap and cheerful. Staff members seem friendly enough. No food is served at this location so no license to accomodate children is held. Upstairs they have a small function room which is available to hire.

Food's average to good for a pub, but the service is great.read more

The Ram is a friendly food orientated pub, there is ample parking and it serves standard pub fare…read more The beer is reasonably priced and they have quite frequent price offers. If you want reasonable food for a good price and want to take the family then the Ram is good place to start.

The Embankment is a beautiful, very large pub to the south of Nottingham centre, between the…read morestation and the Trent Bridge cricket stadium. A good place for cask ale lovers, and a great venue for hanging out for a couple of hours. Friendly staff, wonderful, extensive outside seating area, and not too loud. What's not to like?

A drink here with the Nottingham supporters before the match with Aston Villa. Great spot next to…read morethe stadium and great selection of beers. Only home team supporters are allowed.

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.

Without doubt a brilliant pub run by a landlord with character. Great beer and food. Friendly,…read morehardworking staff. Great place to chat and make friends. A real English country pub.

The Old Spot is a 2 for 1 pub located on the Daybrook area of Mansfield Road. Always found the…read moreservice and food to be of a decent standard. There are two halves of the pub - a large dining area and smaller bar area. Atmosphere is relaxed in both. Quite a few families in the day and early evening, mainly couples/oldies in the evening. Good value for money - often go for the big sharing ice creams and hot chocolates!

New pub with some great beers on tap. A negative is the…read moreservice and slow staff, waiting times to get served at the weekends can be appalling.

Mapperley Top was definitely crying out for a decent modern pub up there and so along came this…read moreplace a few years ago (recently joined by a Wetherspoon nextdoor). Now it is pitched at the older crowd as it offers many choices for bitters and out of the ordinary lagers can also be had. It also has that olb pub feel to it, or at least tries to create that feel and that is where I think it struggles. There is a mis match of what is in there. Rough wooden floors and beer barrel tables give out one signal, but then a smart little conservatory added on give it another. I can never decide whether it is a temporary building or a proper pub. It has that kind of cross between a local and having a drink in the Scout Hut. Despite my reservations on whether or not the feel is right inside, it is very popular and as with any pub as long as the people in there are having a good time then it makes it a good place to be. People seem to like it and I can be persuaded.

This is a popular pub close to David Lane tram stop. Its…read moremain attractions are the wide variety of real ales on offer (some of which are brewed in the ajoining micro brewery) and the delicious authentic Thai food. It is also possible to get the wickedly delicious strawberry beer here. It does get quite busy and it is sometimes difficult to get a seat either inside or out and therefore best to get in early if you intend to eat. On the down side some of the staff appear reluctant to pick up a cloth and wipe down dirty tables or empty the ashtrays on the tables outside, even during slack periods.

Micro brewery(Alkazar) so some really decent pints to be had here with the added bonus of some…read moreproper Thai food. A very wide selection of starters and main course. Main course around the £9 mark. Very popular so be prepared to wait for space to eat - though if your desperate a doggy bag can be arranged!