4.4/5

(933 reviews)

Martin and Faye Lynch at the New Inn, Shardlow offer you a warm and friendly welcome, good food and a fine selection of beers, wines and spirits.

Chris & Lisa at the Star Inn, welcomes all local residents and people from afar. Situated on the South Nottinghamshire border Gotham is a small rural village with plenty of walks and rolling fields

4.1/5

(283 reviews)

The Navigation Public House is a traditional pub built to serve the Inland Canal Port of Shardlow on the Trent and Mersey canal. It was for a long time the only remaining Davenports House in the area.

4.6/5

(297 reviews)

The Nags Head is a traditional Community wet led public house. It has 2 rooms a lounge area and a bar area. In the bar area we allow dogs. Children are allowed in all rooms of the public house. We serve cask ales, draught lagers, ciders, wines & spirits

4.7/5

(78 reviews)

This 17th-century building is thought to have originally been a weaver's cottage. A pub since the 19th century, it retains many original features including old timbers, open fires and beamed ceiling -

4.6/5

(195 reviews)

Named after the original name for the road it stands on - Cap and Stocking Lane. A traditional back street pub with some tiled floors and etched glass windows. Still serving Bass from the jug. Caters

3.6/5

(145 reviews)

Located in the heart of the densely populated area of Clifton, the Fairham Hotel is a large pub that serves the local community.

4.4/5

(336 reviews)

A free house establishment that keeps the heritage of the traditional wet pub alive.