It’s a well-known fact that Nottingham is the best city in the country when it comes to pubs.
Ok, maybe residents in cities such as Manchester, Newcastle and Leeds would provide a solid counter argument, but it’s fair to say that here in Nottingham we know a thing or two about what makes a good pub.
It’s no secret that times have never been tougher for the pub industry, with soaring energy bills and decreasing footfall resulting in thousands of boozers shutting their doors each year.
With this in mind, it’s vital that here in Nottingham we make the most of the last-remaining old-school pubs dotted across the city, or we could face losing them forever.
There’s a certain charm about these types of establishments, whether it be decades worth of lager fermenting in the carpets or pork scratchings on offer at the bar.
Take a look through our photo gallery as we pick out 12 of the last remaining ‘old-man’ pubs in Nottingham.
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1. 12 of the last remaining ‘old-man’ pubs in Nottingham where working class folk enjoy good craic
Inside the Royal Children pub | Mark Bell Photo: Mark Bell

2. Royal Children
50A Castle Gate, NG1 7AT | David/Flickr Photo: David/Flickr

3. The Navigation
Wilford Street, NG2 1AA | Chris Whippet Photo: Chris Whippet

4. The Thurland Hall
Thurland Street, NG1 3DR | Andrew Abbott Photo: Andrew Abbott
