10 iconic Nottingham pubs you’ll probably remember visiting in the 1990s

Spending endless hours in the pub is a rite of passage for most teenagers - and has been for decades.

Nottingham has always had a thriving pub scene, which is probably to be expected given that the city is home to the Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem, thought to be the oldest inn in England. 

Those of a certain age will remember Nottingham having many more pubs than it has today. 

Here at Nottingham World we do enjoy a good trip down memory lane, which is why we wanted to find out which Nottingham pubs you have fond memories of visiting in the 1990s. 

It’s safe to say that our request for suggestions brought memories flooding back for many readers. 

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We’ve taken the most popular responses to create a list of 10 iconic Nottingham pubs from the 1990s. 

How many of these do you remember visiting back in the day?

1. Yates’s Wine Lodge

Long Row

2. The Queen Elizabeth (QE)

Bottle Lane

3. The Fountain

Bridlesmith Gate

4. The Court

St Peters Gate

5. The Gregory

Ilkeston Road

6. Pit & Pendulum

Victoria Street

7. The Old Angel

Stoney Street

8. The Lord Nelson

Lord Nelson Street

9. The Filly and Firkin

Mansfield Road

10. Byron’s

North Church Street