ye olde trip to jerusalem
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It is lovely for the historical side of things, however, it was dark, very squished and not enough seating! Beautiful nonetheless!
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Lovely bar and definitely worth a visit for the history and great photo opp.Me and the hubster did stop for lunch we struggled to find a table but service at the bar was quick. The staff were friendly but the food was average. Would visit again for a drink but not to eat.
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Good beer, in a cave! What more could years want? A good pub, great atmosphere, better outside of term time.
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In a time where proper traditional British pubs are becoming scarce, the Trip is one of the best examples. Great atmosphere and excellent beer.Never eaten there, that is what restaurants are for.
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Nice fish and chips + beer in old traditional stony rooms.History is so long that you just have to accept the fact that it is not perfect as it is clear that it is a tourist location.
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Not normally a believer of tales of dragons and knights, I took it all in here. After all the crap at The Old Salutation, this place just feels right. Authentic (maybe! ) but well presented and if it is a gimic................. it works! Great selection of ales, and people around me highly recommended the affordable food
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Been a few times with and without kids, had a lovely meal very historical. The Nottingham ghost walk also passes through on a Saturday evening.
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Historically this pub is a must see, with nooks and crannies filled with information and a completely unique style. Built into a cave under Nottingham castle, It's an opportunity to relax after a day of seeing the sights. The food is ok and the house beer 'olde trip' must be tried. It is not however a drinkers pub and has been filled with students the few times I have been there.
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Do not be a hoddypeak and jargogle this place with an inferior inn, thou must corrade ye comrades and enter its illecebrous portal to kench and deliciate in a merry brannigan and very fine fayre!
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This is a must do for any first timer in Nottingham and a staple for locals as well. Dating back to 1189, this is England's oldest Inn and once thought to be the oldest in the World. The establishment is a warren of caves dating back to 1068 carved under the ruins of Nottingham Castle, It's very busy throughout the year and serves a fine selection of beers, ciders and wines. Dining is recommended, but booking is recommended especially evenings and through weekends in summer.