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Bread and Bitter
153 -155 Woodthorpe Drive, Mapperley, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG3 5JL
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Housed in a former bakery and nestled away on Mapperley Top, the Bread has been serving the local community as a Castle Rock pub since 2007.
This unique building is comprised of several sections, with a traditional bar area, a light and airy conservatory, a dining area alongside the former baker’s ovens, and a small seating area.
Both the drinks and food menus are carefully curated to cater to different needs and tastes, with an emphasis on vegan dining and a popular Sunday Roast. The Bread has four craft keg lines, an exciting menu of spirits and wines, and a reputation for beautifully kept cask beer.
| Bread and Bitter (1 Jan 2025 - 31 Dec 2025) | ||
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* Food service times:
Monday - Sunday | Midday - 8.15pm
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