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Submitted on Thursday, 20th October 2011
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The Rutland Cottage Inn, Ilkeston
Ilkeston
DE7 8TE
Served areas
Reviews of The Rutland Cottage Inn (Average Rating: 7½ of 10) see review guidelines
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Will Larter left this review about The Rutland Cottage Inn
The Rutland Cottage has the feel of a village pub, though it is only a 15 minute walk from the town centre, or a brief bus ride. The pub still retains separate rooms with a minimum of opening out; there is some nice wood panelling which has unfortunately been painted sage green. The bar is in the front part, with a large room behind which has the character of a dining room. It was quite busy at the time of my visit, with end-of-year lunches and the sort of self-congratulatory speeches that are likely to turn your stomach and should therefore be banned from places where food or drink is being taken. The lass behind the bar was scurrying about taking food out to these people, and I had to wait quite a long time to order my swift half - at one stage I was worried I would miss my bus back into town!
There are five hand pumps on the bar, with four local beers (see photo) and Pedigree. Although the beer I had was a little tired it was by no means unpleasant and I enjoyed a few minutes here before making a move for that bus (they are at 21, 37 and 51 minutes past each hour but check the bus stop before you come in - it's just a few yards from the pub). Despite the small niggles noted above, I quite liked it here and would return another time.
Date of visit: 27th December 2017
On 14th January 2018
- rating: 7
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Alan Winfield left this review about The Rutland Cottage Inn
The Rutland Cottage is a nice looking pub that is now fairly close to Ilkeston hospital.
This pub used to be a Shipstones tied house and it was probably the smartist pub in Ilkeston in the 80s,once inside the pub had a couple of rooms and these had an olde worlde feel and look to them with cottage type seating.
There were two real ales on the bar and i usually had a drink of Shipstones bitter which was a very nice drink the other beer was Shipstones mild.
This was a very popular pub and i always enjoyed having a drink in here.
This pub is still open but i am not sure what real ales it now has on the bar.
Pub first visited 1980
Photo taken 23/6/1988
On 20th October 2011
- rating: 8
[User has posted 6113 recommendations about 6113 pubs]
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- Accommodation : No last updated 03 July 2017 by ROB Camra
- Beer Festivals : No last updated 03 July 2017 by ROB Camra
- Beer Garden : Yes last updated 03 July 2017 by ROB Camra
- CAMRA Discount : Yes - 15p per pint. No discount on halves. Monday - Thursday. - last updated 03 July 2017 by ROB Camra
- Car Park : Yes last updated 03 July 2017 by ROB Camra
- Dog Friendly : Yes last updated 03 July 2017 by ROB Camra
- Hot Food : Yes last updated 03 July 2017 by ROB Camra
- Live Music : No last updated 03 July 2017 by ROB Camra
- Live TV Sports : No last updated 03 July 2017 by ROB Camra
- Micropub : No last updated 03 July 2017 by ROB Camra
- Real Ale : Yes last updated 03 July 2017 by ROB Camra
- Real Cider : No last updated 03 July 2017 by ROB Camra
- Wheelchair Access : Yes last updated 03 July 2017 by ROB Camra
- WiFi : Yes last updated 03 July 2017 by ROB Camra
