The Lord Nelson Inn, Ansley - pub details
Address: Birmingham Road, Ansley, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, CV10 9PQ [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 23873) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Nuneaton (4.3 miles), Atherstone (4.4 miles), Bedworth (5.1 miles)
Brewery: Tunnel Brewery
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served, Real ale
Pub suggested by DoctorWu on 28 May 2005
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> Current user rating: 7.3/10 (rated by 7 users)
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user reviews of the Lord Nelson Inn, Ansley
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| Decided to visit last monday and took her indoors with me, Want to know what i thought ? A1. good ale, nice surroundings,the barstaff could not be any more helpfull. As this was our first visit and i tell you, we will be back next monday for more. A lovely 8oz RUMP steak with all the trimmings for £ 5.75. This is an example of the owner and staff trying their very best in bad times to run a business and please the public. Give it a try. As for the sad life who calls himself/ herself rainbowbrite (see above) you have not commented on the ale, if you are a veggie then guess what ? 99.9% of us dont care, stay in and have another nut cutlet ! we can do without you !! The Hopmeister hopmeister - 6 Apr 2011 22:56 |
| I couldn't really warm to this pub. The interior was a little dark and dreary. Although the weather outside did nothing to help matters. The front bar was supplemented by another to the rear and a function room that had some kind of party on. The rugby and subsequently the football on the TV was the focal point in the front bar. Beers were Tunnel Late OTT Bitter, Grubber Golden Bitter & Legend Bitter, plus Wychwood Hobgoblin & Taylor Landlord. Service was disinterested. The nautical theme adds a little character to the place and the beers are certainly a reason to visit. But I didn't feel at home here. blue_scrumpy - 28 Feb 2011 22:42 |
| Although kind of in the middle of nowhere on the edge of a village this pub has an estate look to it. The signs outside make it look like a kind of tacky takeaway. On entering the 70's regenerated nautical theme tends to add to that feel but the relatively friendly locals and excellent beer dispel that feel before long. Has about three or maybe four areas but the front bar area has a definite old fashioned public bar feel to it. The Tunnel beers are excellent and the Late OTT has edged into my current favourite top 10 of beers. Another pub near the 717 bus route and also the 17 from Nuneaton. Not somewhere to visit for it's architectural merits but definitely worth dropping in to for the beer. Snarling_Mallard - 30 Jan 2010 23:29 |
| Although the general atmosphere in this pub is nice, the food is ok, there is a definite issue for vegetarian diners. The menu states that their fish dishes are suitable for vegetarians. Fish is not suitable for vegetarians, when I approached the manager on duty about my concerns I was told that this was my "opinion". However, this is also the opinion of the UK Vegetarian Society, the Food Standards Agency and all other vegetarians I know. This pub is fine for meat eaters, but does not welcome vegetarian visitors with a smile. rainbowbrite - 28 Oct 2007 13:58 |
| My local, so I'm biased, but the Tunnel Brewery continues to impress with a stable of more than 6 cask and bottled ales. Full A La Carte or Bar meal menu's with lots of 'Specials' and a Sunday lunch that is reasonably priced for 4 courses and very popular so booking is advisable. Beer festival held at the August Bank holiday weekend with around 20 ales. ianc54 - 28 Sep 2006 09:40 |
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