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Recommended by custodian 42 |
Lethal place. Four ales on hand pumps during my visit all 5% or above. Very small and decidedly dangerous steps down to the toilet. Would definitely return. |
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Recommended by custodian 42 |
Busiest pub of the day but managed to get a seat and enjoyed the real ale on offer but forgot to write down what it was! Would return. |
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Recommended by custodian 42 |
Not at all like the Rileys in Yorkshire. Very plush inside but no real ale and just the standard keg offerings. |
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Recommended by Alex Conway |
The Wheatsheaf is a large standalone pub at the end of the main high street in Southwell. Located next to the small market that is held a few times a week. The Wheatsheaf is a classic old school drinker’s pub and as such moves away from the usual gas... [more>] |
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Recommended by Alex Conway |
The Saracens Head is set in a former Elizabethan coach house on the main high street in Southwell’s village centre. It is very striking from the outside with Tudor style black and white panelling. This is actually a fully functioning Hotel with a lar... [more>] |
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Recommended by Alex Conway |
This is a former Kimberly tied house that like their other pubs became Greene king after the takeover. This is a horrible corporate Hungry Horse pub with cheap meals and lots of family’s dining. The decor is the generic Greene king crapo with no dist... [more>] |
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Recommended by custodian 42 |
This is a restaurant. |
 | The White Horse (JD Wetherspoon) Recommended by Aqualung . |
The White Horse is an original pub but has almost certainly been changed beyond recognition. Inside it's a long low ceilinged room with a smaller eating area at the front and a larger one at the rear. The bar is on the right and there are several alc... [more>] |
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Recommended by Aqualung . |
This is a pub just by the bridge in Bridge Street. After you enter there are some stairs ahead of you which I suspect may lead to a restaurant area and a door on the left leads to the bar. This has a small carpeted area with low tables and chairs lea... [more>] |
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Recommended by Aqualung . |
The Yarborough Hunt is an old pub on the western edge of the main town centre. It's the brewery tap for the local Tom Woods brewery and is a long narrow room with a wider area at the front and the bar on the right. There is a snug at the back left an... [more>] |
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Recommended by Aqualung . |
The Silkstone Inn isn't the largest of Spoons and is basically a square room with better than average fixtures and fittings. There are just eight hand pumps which had the JDW Trio Of Doom, Milestone Black Pearl & Cathedral Gold, Little Critters Blond... [more>] |
 | The Joseph Bramah (Lloyds No1) Recommended by Aqualung . |
The small frontage to this place conceals quite a large Spoons with a long narrow split-level room and an upstairs area that I didn't even notice. Fixtures and fittings are fairly typical. It's a Lloyds but the location of the Lloyds Disaster Area wa... [more>] |
 | The Horseshoe (JD Wetherspoon) Recommended by Aqualung . |
As noted below this is an original pub but inside could be any building. It's an open plan square room with the bar on the left, a raised eating area to the right and a patio downstairs. I noticed the food prices were cheaper than average here and th... [more>] |
 | The Wagon & Horses (JD Wetherspoon) Recommended by Aqualung . |
The Waggon & Horses is an original pub but dating from 2013 as a Spoons. It's a roughly square room with what looks like a new conservatory area at the rear with a paved patio behind. As tends to be the case with newer Spoons the fixtures and fitting... [more>] |
 | The Steel Foundry (JD Wetherspoon) Recommended by Aqualung . |
The Steel Foundry is a relatively new (mid 2015) shopping centre JDW where the main entrance is within the shopping centre itself. It's a single shallow room with a small patio at the end. It seemed to have just shoppers and after work folk in on my... [more>] |
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