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Great pub for a quick drink after/before/inbetween work, with added bonus of very tasty, good value food. My first choice in Radcliffe.
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Latest addition to the chain that runs the Lord Nelson in Burton Joyce , the Wollaton, and the Larwood and Voce in West Bridgford. This means it has been gentrified and gone a bit foody. Perhaps not the greatest time to do this in a recession.
Anyway, the three or four real ales are of decent quality and you can just pop in for a drink without feeling out of place.
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I have been twice. Visited for drinks in December 2009, 2 beers were off.
Visited for a meal with a party in mid January 2010. The much vaunted chips were old and cool and vegetables were sparse. We were given a platter of bread without being informed it was extra. Traditional puddings lacked content. Food in general was expensive. On our experiences I cannot recommend eating here.
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This pub is currently closed for refurbishment.
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A busy and lively bar on one side combined with a friendly and comfortable lounge on the other. Lots of real ale all the time as well as scrumpy ciders (if you ask).
Once a month this pub provides possibly the best food I have ever seen outside of a restaurant.
The 6 course set menu (with wine specifically matched to each dish) is unbelievable value at �30.
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Super village local - 6 to 8 real ales as well as reasonably priced wine.
There are 2 separate rooms and real fires to make this a welcoming experience.
Cobbo - 4 Jun 2004 23:01 |
