Just spent 45 pounds on three meals, two carveries and one chicken burger, which all tasted awful,…read moreplease do not eat in this pub because the food is just no good enough for human consumption. Reasons why: Had roast beef carvery, the beef was brisket, not roast beef, the veg was hard with no taste, potatoes burnt and hard, veg gravy (was bad), no beef beefburgers, ordered two Pepsi but took them back since they were too flat. Please do not eat in this pub, because it is completely awful.

The new improved Shepherds is worth a visit. Excellent food, including a carvery that is really…read morecheap. It's a nice venue to meet friends in for just a drink if that's what you eant. Tables inside and out now for when we get some warm summer evenings. I go quite often since the changes so hope to see you there.

reopened yesterday under the same management as the Larwood and Voce in West Bridgford, with a…read moresimilar menu. We went for Saturday lunch. A good selection, but not too large. I had a very good ploughman's with home-made pork pie, and a side order of their superb chips. Well kept beer too. Service charming, but a bit disorganised (but it was their first day !) If they can keep going at this level we will be there very regularly

A very nice country pub/restaurant. A small, but nice selection of beers including local…read moremicro-brewery cask ales. Food menu is good and varied for a "standard" menu with an extra specials menu of more expensive dishes. I had a gorgeous little homemade shortcrust pastry steak, stilton & mushroom pie with fat chips and a large side plate of veg from the standard menu. All were VERY well cooked and full of flavour. The pie pastry was perfect! My wife had a gorgeously juicy, big, thick Barnsley chop from the specials menu. Again, it was perfectly cooked and came with nicely designed bacon wrapped bushell of French beans. We will definitely be back!

This friendly pub is set in one of the loveliest villages in Nottinghamshire and I love going here…read moreafter work. It has 29 acres of village green right outside which is believed to be the largest rural common in England. It's great to sit outside in the summer and watch a game of cricket, get house envy or watch the cows eating the grass. There is a campsite out back as well and the field is also used for other events such as Old Car Rallies. Inside there is a restaurant area to the left and a lounge area to the right with an unusual vaulted ceiling. Food is good value and down to earth with light bites around £7.00 (these are just enough for a decent meal with dessert - the bigger dishes are huge!!!) I always enjoy trying out the guest ales which are described on a board near the bar. All in all it's a great place for a summer afternoon's drinking or a relaxing meal which everyone in the family will enjoy.

Great pub: friendly landlord, well kept beer at reasonable price, good value wine list and lovely…read morefood at very fair prices.

Another of our favourite post walk pubs! It delivers truly…read moregood food in an atmosphere of calm, friendly old English Pub charm. Personally, I wish it had more Real Ale but you can't have everything! xx

Amazing venue. Landlord a complete superstar. Fantastic ambience and old fashioned charm.read more

Traditional award winning English inn in a listed building in the heart of a lovely village. Well…read moredecorated interior which reflects the rural country estates in the surrounding areas. High quality local food at around £15 to £20 for a main. Also light lunchtime snacks around £6. Garden. Go in the week and pop into the Colston Bassett store to pick up locally made cheeses.

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 :(

I hate des it so not happy. Too much maths books and apple juice. The teachers no naise.read more

We ended up here after failing to find a pub down by the canal that wasn't playing rubbish music…read more And I am so glad we did. The music was so much better here. As was the beer, the food and the staff. An old building from 1240 no less, Ye Olde indeed. Proper historic stuff in fairness. Inside there is the main bar area, but then off to the right there are a few smaller areas that are more intimate. I ended up getting a bottle of Bulmers with ice (crushed ice that made for a lovely cider slushy), but they also had a few real ales on tap that would have done lovely also. One that stuck in my mind was the Nottingham Brewery EPA, which I had tried the day before from a bottle and liked. Good to see it on tap. For food I went with the Lasagne with salad and chips, which was really good. Proper lovely pub grub. The staff all appeared to be rockers, which was fortunate for them because some great rock tunes were coming out of the speakers through out the pub ;) When back in Notts, I will go out of my way to get back to Ye Olde Salutation Inn.

This pub, run by Batsch Inns is a lovely local pub that sells a wide range of ales. It has won a…read morefew awards over the years including 'Pub of the Year' a few years ago. It is a small traditional pub which has a limited amount of seating. The landlady/landlord are very friendly and very professional. Above the pub is a restaurant called the Grillroom. I have never eaten in the restaurant although I have intended to on a couple of occasions. The restaurant is closed on Monday's. I understand from friends that the restaurant is very good. I enjoy drinking in this pub for it's local charm. I believe it is the best pub in Bingham. It is just a shame that there is no beer garden

A brilliant 'local' pub that plays a major part in the local community. Great guest ales, well kept…read morebeers and sports on several tvs located around the pub. Worth a visit if you're in the local area.