Cave into your thirst, and enjoy a drink or a bite to eat in a truly unique setting. Nottinghamshire’s cave pubs bring a whole new meaning to the term watering ‘hole’, and are memorable places to dig into some delicious local ales and specialities.
Nottinghamshire’s cave pubs retain all of the mod cons you’d expect from a traditional English boozer, while making fantastic use of their historic locations. The caves also serve as fantastic areas for the pubs to store their ales at a nice cool temperature.
Take your choice from characterful cave pubs across Nottinghamshire. Pop into one of the oldest inns in England, Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem - at the foot of Nottingham Castle - or head to the Hand and Heart on Derby Road in Nottingham.
One of few remaining Victorian music halls in the country, The Malt Cross has been restored to its former glory, and in 2014 the caves deep beneath were opened to the public. Today they host poetry nights, drumming circles and heritage tours. Enjoy a pub lunch, live music, regular events and markets, or take tour to learn more!
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