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Recently my sister and her other half came to cat-sit for us whilst we tootled off to Copenhagen. They’d be here for the weekend and wanted to sample Nottingham night-life. So, channelling my inner Rain Man I got down to writing a list of places to see in the area and took on the challenge of recommending the best bars in Nottingham. I was gutted we couldn’t show them around ourselves – we love a good Friday night out in Nottingham. But, I’d produced a map so they’d be fine. They loved the bars, my map went down a storm and a great night out was had by all. I couldn’t bring myself to destroy the list afterwards and figured more people could benefit from our recommendations. So here you have it – the best bars in Nottingham according to us…. A pub which nearly had to throw in the towel last year but the local groans were so great they somehow managed to recover from hard times. And what a relief because there is a warm heritage to this place. My dad used to drink at this pub in the ’60s and the former dance hall has a lovely relaxed and unpretentious atmosphere.

Live music Fridays and Saturdays and great seats on the mezzanine balcony. Whilst the night is yet young, make a quick stop off to an old Nottingham favourite amongst students. There’s only one reason to go and that’s for the cheap tequila slammers. It’s an institution to locals and many a good night out grew its legs here upon the sticky floors. Neck a few shots, forget you ever entered and be on your way. Nothing to see here but great for cheap drinks! Hurt’s Yard. This Nottingham hidden bar was once the manager’s offices of the lace and silk factories which propelled the city into fame and fortune. Never has a potted plant looked more glamourous! Grab an armchair, embrace your inner CEO and wait to be served (table service only) at this insta-worthy 3 storey bar. But beware – it has unisex toilets so if like me you don’t like sharing your pee-space with the opposite sex, hang on for the next round someplace else! 20 Carlton Street, Hockley. Tier became a favourite of ours when they lured us in with their tasty bar snacks. But, this small Nottingham bar has such a lively and friendly atmosphere I’d come here even if I wasn’t peckish. The ultimate seat is one at the upstairs window with views onto Pelham Street below – no one seems to notice you watching so you’re in for the quirkiest of people-watching sessions.Īfter work on a Friday night in Nottingham, this is the place to be and the chat is loud and happy. One of Nottingham’s newest bars, it’s seaside arcade meets speakeasy.

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If you took away the booze it’d be full of little nippers playing air-hockey and basketball hoops, but given that it’s a bar us adults get to have all the fun instead! You pay to play and could spend a pretty fortune on the Donkey Derby or table football but it is the best bar to socialise in with friends, for definite. Since when was alcohol mixed with some healthy competitiveness ever a bad idea, eh? Fletcher Gate. It’s been one of the best clubs in Nottingham for years but a couple of moons ago the place got a revamp : Orientally inspired, Coco Tang became the most beautiful place to drink cocktails in town.

My favourite spot is the Vietnamese roof garden, all mellow and easy with a nod to the tropics. But, if you fancy smooth sophistication and perfected cocktails, head downstairs to join the expert drinkers who know their Mimosa’s from their Martini’s. It’s an after-hours kinda place and once you’ve walked through the door you won’t even feel like you’re in Nottingham anymore – Saigon here we come! 45 Bridlesmith Gate. It’s attached to the Lace Market Hotel which incidentally is a great choice of accommodation if you’re in town for a few days.Ī great little pub with a cosy basement section which is always a good choice for a quiet drink. We like to come here for the last drink of the night – a whisky nightcap – but being the traditional pub it is you can guarantee some good ales here too. We offer this folder in various colours of the handle.No trip to Nottingham is complete without a visit to Englands oldest inn (1189AD). Altogether the Proelia is an ideal and indestructible working tool and one of the best tactical folder on the knife market. 10 cm long blade is bedded in IKBS ball-bearings for a smooth and quick opening. With its sturdy blade made from D2 steel and 3-D milled G-10 handles, the Proelia is optimally equipped to virtually tackle any task.

With the Proelia series, a knife was born which is one of a kind in price-performance ratio. Its HQ is located in the USA, but the production site is in China. The company Top Quest is a fairly new company in the knife business.