Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem, Nottingham

This visit saddened us as the beer was not well kept, and two of the beers, both from Nottingham brewery, had to be returned as not up to scratch. It is very much a tourist attraction and cannot fault it on this, as it is not a pub just to go and sit down in, but wander round, exploring the rooms and seeing the way it has been built into the stone. The highest of the rooms is quaint with a tapestry depicting Nottingham history. A bar in the cursed galleon room has been converted for selling touristy items of the pub.

Well worth seeking out.Beers as below.

Popular with tourist groups during the day, and it doesn't take many people to fill the small rock-hewn rooms at the back of the pub in the evening, so space is very much at a premium. However, there are also two small courtyard areas if the weather's fine Eight real ales on when I last visited, with half being Greene King offerings but these were supplemented by three beers from Nottingham Brewery (including an excellent Extra Pale Ale) and another guest. Beer prices are reasonable, as is the menu. Overall, this unique place is a 'must visit' so if you go at a sensible time of day you'll find much to enjoy.