I'm a big fan of Riley's, if you want a good game of snooker or pool in nottingham then it's really…read morethe only place to go. They are open to ridiculous hours on some days, 6am or something, the tables are pretty good here and it's not too expensive, there are a ton of offers for this place though, you tend to get them in freshers week. A tip for the non freshers is definitely to pop along to freshers fair in second and third year just to grab some of the offers there! The food here is ok, an important thing to remember is you can add on extra burgers for £1 which is definitely worth doing seeing as a burger and chips costs £5 or so. They have a bar here as well, so you can pretty much stay here fed and watered for as long as you like, they offer an option to buy a table for a day which can save money if you don't have much to do and get a few mates in!

This place is amazing. Very friendly staff, lots of tables to choose from. If your from America…read morethey have nice cold beers. They even serve American style pizza. This place is a must if you are a football fan, and they even show American football! Give this place a shit, you won't be disappointed.

The food was good and the service was good. It was a stag do of 16 and the staff made the groom to…read morebe feel important. The bill is what we had the most issues with. The gratuity popped up on the screen when paying by card and did not clearly state that it was %, so my £10 tip from myself ended up being 10% of the entire tables bill, £44.76, on top of everyone elses tip, so BEWARE when tipping. Also, I don't know how the till works but I have a few items that do not calculate correctly, for example 3 portions of onion rings came to £17.68, this does not divide by 3?!? It was only 1p more expensive but how is it possible for the till to calculate incorrectly and does it do it often? Is this even legal?

Hooters of Nottingham is large but at the same time small. It was rammed to the roofters but it…read moredidn't seem there were a lot of people in there. I put it down to the layout. Anywho food wise this place is average. The stea was good but the curley fries were soggey from the steak and the side salad was a bit lacking. The main event of this place is the woman wandering about in the trademark orange hot pants and hooters T and they did not disappoint at all. Though be warned there are some dangerious curves in the place.

A real surprise of a pub to be found in the Canal Side area of Nottingham, just a short walk from…read morethe train station and Broadmarsh Shopping Centre. They offer a fine selection of real ales and upstairs they have their own microbrewery! Beers are kept very well and there is an ample stock of local real-ale papers to read. Food also tasted and smelt lovely. Had a hot beef cob (roll) with roast potatoes before a recent football match and was excellent. Great value and great service too. There is also a conservatory area on the side and there are TVs showing live sports. Can get busy before a big football match.

First the beer is fine , don't know about food . The place does seem a bit mixed up though . Is it…read morea sports bar ? Is it a darts event venue ? Is it a modern /oldy pub ? Sorry i just don't know what the place os about .!!!!

This place used to be the Hog's Head, and the change of ownership is a definite improvement!…read moreThe layout remains unchanged, with pool tables at the lower end (by the Victoria Street entrance) and the bar up at the Pelham Road side, as largely does the decor, and there is still a TV and juke box; but the beer is now way better and the atmosphere has improved. They also do CAMRA discounts and cheap beer on Mondays.

Absolutely fantastic food! Excellent customer service, best wings I have ever had!…read more highly recommended

I haven't been to the US version of Hooters but some of my friends and my girlfriend had…read more Well, Nottingham Hooters is not the same as US Hooters apparantly. The main novelty here is supposed to be the service, right?? I thought I had walked into Crufts. It caters for blokey football nights and stag partys, nothing else really. Food is poor. Disappointing, sleazy.

great food fast service choices for all the family and not over pricedread more

We've always had great times at Bar Sport in Cannock. It's a…read moreslightly older nice crowd (over 25's mainly) so there is no trouble! Unlike other Cannock Bars! Friday Night is their busiest night (Usually a full house & is the Busiest Bar in Cannock!) with Chart & Party Music in the Sports Bar area, plus a 70's & 80's Disco on the 1st Floor VIP Lounge every Friday & Saturday. They have an extensive menu and over 50 HD & 3D screens showing the sport every day whatever the time with a 24 hour license (we've sometimes been in there until 7am watching the live boxing or the rugby) All in all An awesome stylish Sports Bar & Grill, with great late night DJ entertainment. Our Favourite Bar in the Midlands and must be one of the best Sports Bars in the Country!

Nice but can get really really packed on a weekend evening…read more It's quite large though, and the VIP upstairs area is quite nice nice if you have an event of occasion. The alcohol isnt particualry expensive, its probably about average, and the music tends to be the latest chart toppers and the like. The smoking area is really REALLY small however, not enough room to swing a cat really and this can be a problem when the place is packed. Its a great place to go and observe the 'mutton-dressed-as-lamb' on a saturday night attemptiong to strut their stuff on the dance floor - most amusing!

Bar Sports is a great bar. No its ok theres more to the…read morereview than that. Bar Sports is pub which is well spaced plently of seats and has lots and lots of televisions and i dont mean like 5 i mean like 20 +. Heck they have television in the toilets, you can watch your number one team whilst taking a number 1. The prices are fairly well priced, they dont have special cheap nights but they do sell the lovely guiness red. They also sell food during the day which i have to say is a bit overpriced but its nice but its far from special. I guess its good if you want a snack or something to munch on. I must say though, this place doesnt quite attract as many people as you might think.

This is probably one of the best places in town to watch a sports match. When you walk in to the…read morebar i think it would be very hard to find a spot where you were not able to see a tv screen. When you walk up stairs there are even more tv's and projectors. Even the toilet cubicles have tv's. The prices are not the most competitive in the area and therefore would not be the most ideal place to sit down when there is no sporting event taking place, however the atmosphere is very good and generally suits the younger crowd.

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.