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Canalhouse, NottinghamOpened in 2000 on the lower floors of the former Canal museum, the Canalhouse is famous for having a canal that extends into the building complete with resident narrow boats.

Vat and Fiddle, NottinghamThe Vat and Fiddle is Castle Rock Brewery’s beloved brewery tap.

Lincolnshire Poacher, NottinghamThe Lincolnshire Poacher opened as a Castle Rock pub in the late 1980s, rising from the shell of the Old Grey Nags Head. The Poacher quickly earned a steadfast reputation for quality and choice of cask beer – a distinction it has never lost.

Bread and Bitter, NottinghamThe Bread & Bitter was officially opened by Barrie Judge on December 5th 2007. Back in 1991, Mr Judge shut his bakery on the same site. Now fully restored sixteen years later as a pub, his bakery ovens remain built into the wall in the central area of the pub, along with a “Brewers Graveyard”, full…

Poppy and Pint, West BridgfordThe Poppy and Pint is a large community pub nestled in the leafy suburb of Lady Bay.

Stratford Haven, West BridgfordThe Stratford Haven is a charming, traditional pub in the thriving suburb of West Bridgford. It is located just a short stroll from Trent Bridge and the City Ground.

Willowbrook, NottinghamThe Willowbrook is a community pub in the suburb of Gedling.

Embankment, NottinghamThe Embankment was designed by Albert Nelson Bromley, the architect behind some of the most distinctive Boots pharmacy buildings, and opened in 1907 as ‘Boots Store 2.

Fox & Grapes, NottinghamSituated in the creative epicentre of Nottingham, the Fox & Grapes first opened in the 1830s and has been part of the fabric of the city’s pub scene ever since.

Castle Rock Brewery, NottinghamThe Castle Rock family is made up of an eclectic mix of venues across the East Midlands