Pubs & restaurants in NottinghamshireNottinghamshire, England

Trent-side village pub serving good-value, pubby cooking near Southwell.

Cave-cellared inn cut into the sandstone below Nottingham Castle, claiming to be England's oldest.

Beck-side inn near Newark built around a 16th-century timber cottage, open long hours for food.

Timber-framed medieval inn on the Old Market Square, its ale kept in caves cut into the rock beneath.

Refurbished village pub with rooms in the Trent farming country at Flintham.

Whitewashed village pub at the heart of Laxton, once a farmhouse and still the meeting-place of the open-field manorial court.

Country inn at Morton near Southwell, a garden pub in the Trent-side fields.

Old forest inn opposite Newstead Abbey, low beams and exposed stone deep in Sherwood.

Country dining pub in the Stilton village of Colston Bassett, log fires and a garden beside the estate.

Wolds village pub at Normanton-on-the-Wolds, named the county's best at the National Pub and Bar Awards.

Historic 18th-century pub on Mapperley Plains, sweeping countryside views and roaring log fires.

Ancient rock-cellared alehouse near the castle, its sandstone caves older than the pub above.