Excellent old pub with lots if character, retaining lots of little rooms (along with some bigger…read moreones) and lots of outside seating. Lots of varied ales (often about a dozen). Convenient location by the bus station.

Fantastic pub for real ales. 14 different ales always on…read more Great atmosphere and arguably the best pub in Beeston, just ahead of the Vic and the Star.

It was a great little pub. Friendly locals and good Hardy & Hanson's beer. After Greene King…read morebought H&H and the landlord left, the pub was sold, knocked down and rebuilt as a nursinghome :(

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.

Probably the best pub restaurant in Beeston, if not Nottingham…read more Excellent, freshly-prepared food at reasonable prices. Highly recommended! Great selection of real ales and a large wine list too. Quite middle class but always busy with a large covered outdoor area. Handy for train spotters - right next to Beeston station Regular live music nights

The never ending, constantly changing menu at the Vic is outstanding. We go whenever we are in the…read morearea. On this last visit we sampled the Spanish Gallette, a chilli (think it was veg but can't remember) & the cheese board. As always the food was fantastic although the gallette could have done with being a little warmer. The food was delivered by a member of the kitchen staff who I think is the only sullen person I have ever seen in the Vic, think she must have been having a bad day! The local beers were sampled whilst listening to live music in the form of the Fab Two, a well versed and rehearsed Beatles tribute. A great atmosphere as usual in this pub that should not be missed.

The White Hart pub has changed hands many times through the years and is situated in the…read morepicturesque village of Stanley, a typical Midlands village. There weren't many people on entering for dinner, but being early that was to be expected. A point against them would be that the bartender was sitting by his friends but being so empty we didn't really mind and they wern't disturbing us. Serving a vegetarian a senior and a student they were flexible compared with many pubs, only a few vegetarian options but no mind given, whilst there was a wide range of ales and choice meals for the rest of us normal people ;) The surf and turf I had was delicious, the steak cooked how I liked with not your typical, greasy pub chips. Similarly the chilli con carne and the scampi for my companions was quite good with little to no faults, honest pub food and drink across the board with a good price. All in all with satisfactory service; decent menu choice, great food and a rustic if quiet setting, if you're looking for a meal in the general area a recommend.

Decent food, atmosphere & prices but what makes The Nurseryman stand out is the exceptional…read moreservice. I was attended by Artur and Niamh & they were perfect. Without ever being obtrusive, they were attentive, friendly, efficient & made me feel like a genuinely valued customer. It's hard to put a price on that feeling & The Nurseryman will now be my venue of choice whenever l am back in town.

The Nurseryman is a large pub/ restaurant with an extensive menu and well-stocked bar. The team are…read moreincredibly friendly and we always come here to celebrate family birthday's etc. They are very accommodating and reasonably priced with ample secure parking. The food is delicious and they have a daily specials board with home-cooked delights.

Fairly standard but pleasant-enough Wetherspoon pub in the city centre of Beeston. I stayed at the…read morenearby Star Inn for a week, and since they don't serve breakfast, The Last Post was the most practical option, especially on a Sunday morning when everything else is closed. The pub itself is JDW 1-0-1, from the single-large-room layout with the familiar decor and mile-long bar to the standardized menu with the "club" days (Mexican Monday, Steak Club Tuesday, Fish Friday, Sunday Roast, etc). The actual prices vary depending on location (London JDW's are naturally the most expensive). Here, you get the large traditional breakfast at UKP 4.70 (see photo). I had that on the two Sunday mornings I spent in Beeston, and was satisfied by it as usual. There's no better breakfast bang for the buck than at JDW's. The pub seemed well maintained, as did the beers. Whatever else you can say about the Spoon, they are on the forefront of the real ale revival, always offering more than a handful of hand-pumped ales, changed frequently (and even more, more quickly changed, during one of their frequent "beer festivals"). The Last Post is no different in that regard. The Last Post is a reliable, if unsurprising, choice for drinks and pub food. It's open during hours when all the other places are closed.

Well it's a Wetherspoons, which usually means a reliable second choice if there's nowhere better…read more(or in my case nowhere else serving food on a Sunday afternoon). The problem is that this isn't up to 'Spoons usual standard of service: there are often way too few staff to cope with demand leading to long queues at the bar, and I've more than once had food orders wrong or in need of re-heating, which isn't what you'd expect. The usual 'Spoons arrangement with a single rather large room (it used to be part of the old Post Office next door) means it lacks the warmth and cosiness of smaller pubs and it's harder to ignore the TVs. Beer is cheap, varied and usually in good condition; food is cheapish and usually OK, if uninspiring.

I'll be honest, its probably just personal taste but I don't like how they've re-decorated the…read moreplace. I prefer pubs to be old fashioned and not too generic, which I think is the problem with the Hemlock. It looks ok but its too plain inside. I haven't ate there so I cant comment on the food though. The beer garden is decent too

Decent English and Thai food on offer here at reasonable prices. Nothing unexpected on the Thai…read moremenu - Thai Green Curry etc so you won't find any hidden gems or truly authentic and original dishes but what they do offer is good - a bit of heat for those dishes that should have it and good sized portions. Decor is nice, especially in the evening and being in a pub there's a good range of drinks.

Micropub from the Totally Brewed brewery. Beer is good,…read moredecor and atmosphere too. They have their own ales plus others (had an excellent pint of Papa Jangles Voodoo Stout: not often I see that outside of beer festivals). Down side is the uncomfortable seating, for which they lose that fourth star. Good place for a nice pint, but I wouldn't hang around for two.