BrewDog Nottingham, Nottingham

This is a fantastic V-shaped, now detached, Edwardian looking red brick building, with stone ashlar doorways, stone lintels and sills, with moulded cornices. There are modern BrewDog windows. As the exterior is impressive, so the interior is somewhat functional - an open room in plain brick, grey ceiling, wood floor, with metal ceiling support poles. The lighting looks like a display at B&Q and my old school science high tables and stools, with kegs as foot stools, are mixed with sofas and perimeter seats for the complete ensconcement experience. There is a games machine (XBOX kind of thing). There are no real pictures just a plethora of chalkboards (also taken from my old school?) with various information, such as beer choice, or poking fun at the staff etc. They do bar food. The service was excellent - with the guy being very knowledgable of their beer range and a few young blokes were in. I didn't see a TV and the music was mixed and a decent level. Beer; well, the BrewDog range - but samples were offered and i had a half of something, or other. Not really my decor and not the cheapest of drinks, but it isn't meant to be guzzled like there is no tomorrow. I would pop in for one again - and have to the Brummegem one.