One of the best pubs we visited- the food is amazing- staff super friendly. Highly recommendread more

Terrible service and a badly run restaurant - avoid if you can. Imagine if your family booked a…read moretable for a Carvery special offer and then when you got there, they'd not only run out of Carvery but refused to take responsibility or to honour the discount for another meal....... So if you like the taste of disappointment and undercooked, soggy pizza - go for it!!! But don't believe a word of what they say in their email offers - it's all lies just to get you in the door (and then they'll serve you their terribly soggy pizza at full price lol).

I would really love to give Trent Port a fantastic review because I know how hard all the staff…read morework to keep the place at a satisfactory standard, but I can't. The food is good at the best of times, however, it is clear to see that there is a difference in chefs as the food is not always to the same standard and sometimes is over cooked. On the other hand, a great feature to the family pub is the carvery which runs every day for the small price of £3.95 Monday to Saturday and £6.95 on a Sunday. The carvery is brilliant value for money and I have to say is always cooked much better than the in house meals. As well as the carvery, the public house has both desserts and wines on the menu. These features, along side the old building really make for a family friendly setting and a respectable place to eat.

This is probably one of the main reasons people come to Nottingham, and that is to visit this pub…read morebecause, well, it happens to be one of the oldest pubs in the country. The other thing is that the crusaders would visit this pub on the way to the crusades, but there weren't any here when I visited, rather it was packed with all sort, probably tourists, considering the reputation that this pub has. Also, another really cool thing is that this pub is built into the side of a rock outcropping (upon which the castle is built), so yeah, there is so much about this pub that is cool (other than the crowds, which is annoying).

The service was great, the beer was cold, and location was awesome! I would recommend this place to…read moreeveryone!

This pub has been under new ownership since 2015 and had a much needed makeover last year. The new…read moreowners have truly reinvented the traditional English country pub, it has been sympathetically renovated to the highest standards and ties in wonderfully with the existing features and country surroundings. The new extended restaurant is a stunning light space, Chef Gareth Ward continues to produce innovative menus and consistently delicious food - trust me, you will be spoilt for choice! The bar serves excellent cask ales and craft beers and an impressive drinks menu - 3 pages of speciality gins, Monkey 47 a particular fave of mine - this alone is worth the 5 stars!!

Great food, very well priced for such a high calibre. Nicely located with quaint furnishings and…read morefine cask ales. A reccommend

Great food at brilliant value. Great service and there's a car park opposite. Family friendly and a…read moregood shelter from the rain. Well worth a visit!

brilliant meal 22 Feb Monday night at 630 so was nice and quiet nice ambience teal painted…read morefurniture staff werer very friendly menu looked great and then I spotted the haggis starter which I knew would be very filling black pudding and haggis starter sounded really good in the end I had mango and brie parcels which were lovely nice chunk of mango in the midde of the rich brie four was quite enough mmmm 7 oz filet with a haggis topping mmmmm and a 10oz filet with good onion rings it was such a good meal great menu when we move up here from Birmingham will defin be back wowzer

The service was good, but if they think putting 3 tiny scallops on a plate that are over cooked as…read morefine dinning then I must understand what fine dinning is as wrong!!! Also please find another ingredient then oil to flavor the food!!

Very Good. Been a few times. Meals for two starters. Came…read moreto £50 I had prawn cocktail, came with brown bread in a massive fish bolw thing. Preitty good. Chez had battered mushrooms (only got about 4 but said they were nice). I had hunters chuicken for main. Chez had the mixed seafood grill. Really nice place, they sell John Smiths (I had 2 pints) and Chez had the house wine (2 glasses) there were loads of different ones for her to choose from. Will definately be going again. Went again Wednesday 15th June 2011 for the Steak night. I've had better steaks, but for the price £50 for three of us wasn't bad including a bottle of wine and 2 pints of John Smiths. Ohh you get a free glass of whine when you add yourself to the mailing list on their website. Went again on my birthday seeing as they gave me a free bottle of Champaign. Lovely meal too. Nice cold John Smiths.

Fairly standard but pleasant-enough Wetherspoon pub in the city centre of Beeston. I stayed at the…read morenearby Star Inn for a week, and since they don't serve breakfast, The Last Post was the most practical option, especially on a Sunday morning when everything else is closed. The pub itself is JDW 1-0-1, from the single-large-room layout with the familiar decor and mile-long bar to the standardized menu with the "club" days (Mexican Monday, Steak Club Tuesday, Fish Friday, Sunday Roast, etc). The actual prices vary depending on location (London JDW's are naturally the most expensive). Here, you get the large traditional breakfast at UKP 4.70 (see photo). I had that on the two Sunday mornings I spent in Beeston, and was satisfied by it as usual. There's no better breakfast bang for the buck than at JDW's. The pub seemed well maintained, as did the beers. Whatever else you can say about the Spoon, they are on the forefront of the real ale revival, always offering more than a handful of hand-pumped ales, changed frequently (and even more, more quickly changed, during one of their frequent "beer festivals"). The Last Post is no different in that regard. The Last Post is a reliable, if unsurprising, choice for drinks and pub food. It's open during hours when all the other places are closed.

Well it's a Wetherspoons, which usually means a reliable second choice if there's nowhere better…read more(or in my case nowhere else serving food on a Sunday afternoon). The problem is that this isn't up to 'Spoons usual standard of service: there are often way too few staff to cope with demand leading to long queues at the bar, and I've more than once had food orders wrong or in need of re-heating, which isn't what you'd expect. The usual 'Spoons arrangement with a single rather large room (it used to be part of the old Post Office next door) means it lacks the warmth and cosiness of smaller pubs and it's harder to ignore the TVs. Beer is cheap, varied and usually in good condition; food is cheapish and usually OK, if uninspiring.

I think the best thing about Fat Cat Cafe Bar is their discounts for students…read more I ordered the vegetarian full english, but the vegetarian sausages came all burnt. My friend really wanted to try the sausage, but since it was burnt to a crisp, neither he nor I got a chance to enjoy it. They also asked me how I like my eggs, to which I said over medium, to which they gave me three options: fried, scrambled, or poached. I don't know about you, but I wouldn't ask someone how they like their eggs unless you can actually take them up on their request. TIP: 50% off for students!

It's a great place to spend sometime with friends and take some drinks. They have a menu full of…read morechoices with great vegetarian dishes. The food is delicious and the service is ok.