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The Waggon and Horses, Nottingham

Pub added by elizabeth mcgraw
Gypsy Lane
Bleasby
Postal town: Nottingham
NG14 7GG
Phone: 01636830283
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Alex Conway left this review about The Waggon and Horses

The Waggon and horses is a lovely looking village pub set back from the road in the green settlement of Bleasby near Southwell. We walked a few miles down country lanes from Fiskerton to get here so were ready for a drink. Despite what Whatpub claims there are only five beers available here and not seven, something the barmaid conformed. There are two rooms to choose from as you enter but I only ventured into eh right hand side bar room. Low ceilings and a small standing space with the small bar on the left hand side that passes through into a knocked through room with a few tables, several Winchester chairs and a lovely open fire in the colder months. The decor is nice and traditional but with a modern, high end feel to it with white walls, exposed brick and hard wooden floors, everything feels very new and clean. The beer options were the bland and boring Doombar (seriously why even bother) Timothy Taylors Landlord and two from Blue Monkey (BG Sips and Infinity) as well as one hand pull reversed. The landlord, a beer I a feel publicans find notoriously difficult to keep right no matter how competent was cool, rich and rather good but at an alarmingly hefty price of £4.10!! That is rally pushing it even for a well off village like this one. Overall this was a very pleasant sop off on our tours of greater Southwell villages and probably the pick of the bunch. I would return here when doing the run again but at £4.10 for Taylors would probably choose one of the local brews.

On 23rd May 2019 - rating: 7
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Gill Smith left this review about The Waggon and Horses

Enjoyed our visit here yesterday, and had a good meal as well as some good beers. It is very much a friendly locals pub, and welcomes walkers even with muddy boots and paws. Enjoyed our Blue Monkey Funky Gibbon here.

On 11th September 2016 - rating: 8
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Will Larter left this review about The Waggon and Horses

I nearly didn't stop here, as I initially approached the pub through the pot-holed car park, from which aspect it looks particularly unattractive, but when I stopped to photograph the pub sign further down the road, it became clear that what I had seen was the back of the pub. The front is another thing altogether, so I leant my bike against a fence and made my way inside. There are two doors off the entrance porch, the "village lounge" to the left being unexplored be me on this visit. The main bar to the right is a fairly basic room, though very pleasant and featuring a brick fireplace. Further round is a lounge with low arm chairs and a piano.

On the bar are six hand pumps, most of which had beers available - one being changed soon after I arrived. The vast array of former pump clips testifies to an enthusiasm for real ale, and the landlord was friendly and welcoming too. Beers available were Batemans XB, Sharps Doom Bar, Blue Monkey PG Sips and Ludlow Best. I had the latter, which lived up to its name, being a very good beer in good condition. One for the notebook.

On 16th August 2013 - rating: 8
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Map location corrected by Bucking Fastard
Bleasby, 0.57 miles, 10 min walk (show)
Thurgarton, 2.25 miles, 43 min walk (show)
Fiskerton, 2.32 miles, 44 min walk (show)
Latest updates View all updates for The Waggon and Horses, Bleasby
23rd May 2019, 18:56
Review submitted by Alex Conway
 
11th Sep 2016, 12:51
Review submitted by Gill Smith

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  • Beer Garden : Yes last updated 16 August 2013 by Will Larter
  • Car Park : Yes last updated 16 August 2013 by Will Larter
  • Darts : Yes last updated 16 August 2013 by Will Larter
  • Dog Friendly : Yes last updated 07 May 2012 by Quinno _
  • Hot Food : Yes last updated 11 September 2016 by Gill Smith
  • Real Ale : Yes last updated 07 May 2012 by Alan Winfield
  • Real Cider : Yes last updated 11 September 2016 by Gill Smith
  • WiFi : Yes last updated 11 September 2016 by Gill Smith
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