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Great Quirky pub with excellent Ales.
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I think I was 15 when I last went in the Malt Cross. Now 47 and the place looks just as I remember it but with better beer. From an achitectural point of view, a must do when on a crawl in Nottingham, but I would avoid weekend evenings. We popped in on Saturday afternoon when all the serious beer buffs were at the Nottingham beer festival. Nice to see the old place open again.
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Was a bit lively when i visited on a saturday evening. Had a Purity beer which was okay. Barman could have been a bit more welcoming but still worth a look.
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A very attractive pub with very high ceilings and vertiginous balconies. Beer is quite expensive, but there's a good selection of European larger and some ales. Definitely somewhere to take visiting friends.
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Has been serving real ale for over 6 months now. Currently up to three. A little bit pricier, but worth a visit.
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A hidden archetectural gem - I always take visitors to the city here. A great place to lounge & have a natter on a long afternoon, with quality booze & the food is pretty good e.g the 'big orange' veggie burger, but I tend to be dissappointed with the accompaniments - the chips, cobs & salad could be better. Good live music, on a great little stage too.
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Excellent bar - usually fairly busy but not overly so - well worth a visit for the decor alone !
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A hidden gem, no real ale, but hey I can do strong continental lager! Seems to be avoided and un-discovered by many a nottingham resident. Love the view from the roof light, nice to be able to see trees in a city centre pub. Great place for reading the papers on a sunday afternoon!
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This bar is great simply because it is an old music hall dating from 1877. Cool gallery area overlooking the rest of the bar and less mini-skirts and larey townies than other local outlets. No ales (or alco-pops, like we give a sh*t) though. Also there's a proper chippy next door.
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