The Malt Cross, Nottingham

Very interesting place, small but high ceiling and mezzanine balcony. Wood floor, leather sofas in middle of room, long, thin decorative pillars and the bar is along one wall. Attractive pub and 5 real ales & a cider, though the beer quality was average on my visit.

This was an interesting building not far off the Market Square, and used to be a music hall. There was a café side to the bar where all profits were for charity. There were stairs to an upper gallery which was open so patrons up there could look down to the lower floor. We had Brewsters Music Hall and Ringwood Filly Drift from the cask ale selection. Food was being served. It is in the 2013 Good Beer Guide. There were a couple of Glastonbury beers on too.