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Fellows Morton & Clayton, Nottingham Central, Nottingham

54 Canal Street
Nottingham
NG1 7EH

Phone: 01159506795

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Alan Winfield left this review about Fellows Morton & Clayton

Fellows Morton & Clayton was a Whitbread home brew pub when it first opened in the early 80s,it was converted from old canalside buildings that had lay derelict.
The pub has been extended to the rear making it twice the size it was when first opened.
Once inside the bar faces in a bare boarded room that runs to the rear,the front left side is up two steps and has normal tables and chairs and i think now a settee,there are tall tables and chairs opposite the bar on the left side,the extended rear area is larger and down two steps,this area is carpeted and has bench seating and normal tables and chairs.
There is always a good choice of real ales on the bar and over lots of visits over the last few years they seem to have four permanent real ales on and four guest beers,i always have a drink on Nottingham EPA,which is always on top form and one of the permanent beers,the other regulars are Taylor Landlord,London Pride and Black Sheep Bitter,on my recent visit there was also Titanic Plum Porter and St Austell Proper Job on the bar.
There are lots of TVs showing usually football around the pub so you can see a TV wherever you are sat.
This is one of our favourite Nottingham City centre pubs that we visit whenever in town.
Also never had any problems with the beer quality.

Update: After seeing signs in the windows advertising for staff over the last couple of weeks,Fellows Morton & Clayton has reopened.

Pub first visited 1981

Recent visit 18/2/2017

On 29^th August 2017 - rating: 9
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Alex Conway left this review about Fellows Morton & Clayton

Located next to the canal only a stones through from the Canalhose lies Fellows Morton and Clayton. I have always been disappointed with this pub purely from my below average experiences of the beer. On two previous visits the beer have been kept in a poor condition. The pub itself as described is a pleasant place to be with a great selection of national and regional beers with Black sheep, landlord and London pride always available. I would be willing to give this pub another try as others have seemed to like it but my St Austill HSD was very below standard as was my London pride six months earlier, it seemed slightly less of a coincidence to me. If the beer quality were to my liking I could see being a regular stop off but until things improve with the beer I shan’t be hurrying back.

On 15^th January 2016 - rating: 6
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Rex Rattus left this review about Fellows Morton & Clayton

There's a surprisingly large ale selection in this pub, with eight on - Doom Bar, London Pride, Landlord, Black Sheep Bitter and Tribute from the regularly seen beers (by London standards anyway) and which were supplementd by Lincoln Green Brewery Hood Bitter, Nottingham Brewery Pale Ale and Magpie Raven Stout during my recent visit. The Hood seemed like a decent ale to my companion and I, and at a very wallet friendly £2.80 a pint. But a word of caution is need for any visiting drinkers from the South - all beers here dispensed through sparklers. It opens at 10.00 AM on a Saturday (11.00 AM other days), which came as pleasant surprise as my chum and I were in need of an early snifter.

The layout and description is unchanged from Pubsignman's visit a few days ago. It looks as if some of the rear of the pub is converted tackle sheds. Although I didn't spot any explanation within the pub as to where the unusual pub name comes from, the pub sign seems to indicate a connection with canal boat operators.

We liked this pub (the ale selection being a big plus factor here) and expect to pay a return visit on a future visit to Nottingham.

On 27^th November 2012 - rating: 7
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