Nottingham’s 10 roughest pubs, clubs and bars from down the years - according to you
Some Nottingham boozers earned a reputation for being a bit rough around the edges down the years
Whether you grew up in Sneinton, St Ann’s or Sherwood, Nottingham has been home to some fantastic pubs down the years.
Many of us selected our boozer of choice quickly after turning 18, before enjoying years of happy memories with family and friends.
Like all cities across the country, Nottingham’s pub scene back in the day had a few places where trouble was inevitable.
Over time these establishments earned a reputation for being a bit rough around the edges, with many avoiding them while on a night out.
We asked you, our readers, which Nottingham pubs you remember for being the roughest in the city when you were growing up.
Our request resulted in hundreds of responses, which probably speaks for itself!
Below our 10 of the roughest former Nottingham pubs, according to Nottingham World readers.
1. The Fountain
Bridlesmith Gate
2. Scots Grey
Main Street, Bulwell
3. The Grey Mare
Farnborough Road, Clifton
4. The Queen Elizabeth (QE)
Bottle Lane
5. The Cocked Hat
Broxtowe Lane
6. The Green Barrel
Arnold Road
7. The Market Side
Bath Street, Sneinton
8. The Sawyers Arms
Lister Gate
9. The Dog and Bear
Bridlesmith Gate
10. The Deerstalker
Bestwood Park Estate