Stumble Inn, Nottingham

This isn't a particularly good pub. An L-shaped interior and bar with a pool table to your left on entering. Its basically an everypub with nothing really to make you seek it out. There are 6 handpulls but only 2 were dispensing a couple of nondescript ales.

Stumble Inn was, I thought, an appropriate name for my 19th pub of the day. There were six hand pumps on the bar, though my notes only mention Timothy Taylor Landlord and Castle Rock harvest Pale, so they were presumably the only beers on. I went for the latter, though I have no recollection of what it was like and I was well beyond being capable of making a legible note to remind me. Date of visit: 5th September 2018

Looks like a traditional town pub from the road, but the interior has been given a light, semi-modern makeover which comes as a slight surprise. The rather larger (if oddly shaped) main bar has limited decor and the pool table as it's focal point, but there is also a fair amount of mixed seating around the edges. The smaller lounge looks more formal, with burger-based menus on the tables and sporting memorabilia on the walls. Three of six handpumps in use, all with Nottingham beers - Legend, Cock & Hoop (£2.95) and Dreadnought.