Monty

Well what a pub. They dont come more historic than this. Said to be the oldest pub in England, this was a most wonderful inn. Undoubted its charm comes from being partly cut out of a cave and the wall of Nottingham Castle, there are delights ro be found here, as well as great beer.

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Evangelos Tilegrafos

This pub was the main driver behind my trip to Nottingham and it didn't disappoint. Absolutely stunning inside out, oozing character and history. Decent selection of beers, nice and friendly staff. I have only detracted one point from the food simply because one or two elements of my order weren't brilliant (eg. the onion rings - very average towards bad, sadly) yet most of it was really nice pub grub. This is one of those places that have turned into proper attractions and it's no coincidence you see them first in photos online when you google the place (Nottingham, in this instance). An absolute must visit.

Chris Foster

Man this place is exactly what I hoped. Carved into the rock, some super unique beer selections and authentic pub fare (which was served super quickly!) No trip to Nottingham is complete without at least one visit here. Order with an app at the table, so easy.

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Daniel AM

After visiting the castle and surroundings places stoped here 1st just to take photos and check out the pub but ended up having late afternoon meal. The food was tasty and the atmosphere gives it a cosy and nice vibe. Best was seeing people talking and not with their faces glued to the phones. It's a little tight inside but that's what gives the pub a charm, combined with it beenig carved into the hillside. The staff was very nice, good service. The pub was clean and despite beeing full no bad smells inside. The bar offers a nice variety of drinks. Outside seating with plenty of tables and an inside smaller court. The outside seating comes in handy in warm sunny days to enjoy food and drinks with friends or family. There's on street paid parking next to the pub. Will be returning when visiting Nottingham again.

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Terry L

Amazing venue. Staff were really friendly and helpful. Food was amazing and service was quick. No complaints! Only had an hour for food and a quick drink - wish I could have stayed longer.

Allyson Thomas

Lovely little bar, relaxed atmosphere and so pretty. Only had chips to eat so I can't really judge the food fully, but they were good 🙂 It's so nice there if you a quiet drink.

Heather Attwood

Delicious fish & chips, super friendly staff, offered our dog some water as soon as we arrived. Ordering through the Greene King App was super easy, quick delivery. We walked through to see the historical place but decided it was lovely out the front, so we sat here.

Steve Barlow

Attractive pub both inside and out. It's built into a sandstone rock which makes part of the pub feel like a cave and there are two levels with nooks and crannys. The food looked good although we didn't eat there hence no rating for food. The ambience of the place was good as was the beer.

Adrian Walters

Well this really is a very special pub to visit. Its an absolute gem of a pub carved into the sand stone of Nottingham Castle. Its possibly the oldest pub in England but wasbis for sure is the warm welcome from the staff who are very friendly and knowledgeable of the ales and beers on offer. Lots of great seating inside and out and super fine ales. The beer choice really is very good. I look forward to coming back again soon.

+3

Rob Clayton

Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem is a great little pub. It is partially underground set in a cave, so a very interesting setting. There is a really good menu catering for almost everyone. Vegetarian, and vegan options available, and for people with specific allergies. The food arrived promptly, and was delicious, as well as generous. Very friendly, and attentive staff behind the bar. Great range of beers and ales. Must go back as I only had two! The others look very inviting and attractive to lovers of Real Ales. No complaints at all. Highly recommended.

Jo Teal

Great pub - such a unique building in the side of the cliff. Lots of cool little nooks. Lovely garden to side and a a little courtyard out the back. Reasonable drink prices.

Sir Werner

It was so cool to have Sunday lunch in the oldest Inn in the UK and it was amaizing that half the place was carved into the rock that nottingham castle is build on. The atmosphere was great, the decor was interesting, there are so many different types of spaces where you could sit according to your taste, the beer was so good and the food was excelent. We had a great time here just relaxing, eating and drinking. The app to order was so easy to use and even gave me a free beer for joining. Go on spoil yourself, have a pint and a meal, you deserve it!!!

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Leah Muirhead

Quaint, historic establishment well worth a visit or two. Delicious dinner menu in a seriously impressive interior (beware the over 60's or partially sighted, you will need a torchlight to illuminate the menu offerings for you, and to find the QR code for ordering your food otherwise you may find yourself hungry and awaiting service). The outdoor area is also hugely pleasant to sit outside for a drink in fair weather, with the enormous petunia hanging baskets providing extra eyecandy and entertainment.

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Andrew G

Recommended by a friend in Ohio, and what a recommendation! I had lunch after touring Nottingham Castle, which I would recommend as Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem is in a cave under the castle. Like all structures of this era, the ceilings are quite low and the stairs and rooms are quite twisty and full of surprises. The staff was so nice and efficient. I ordered at the bar downstairs and had my meal delivered to a table on the next floor (see video). I’ve taken many trips to the UK, and frequented many establishments with signs claiming the “world’s best fish and chips.”. The fish was amazing and perfectly prepared. The chips were not greasy at all, and very flavorful. The highlight was the fresh peas! Bursting with flavor. I rate the fish and chips second only to the Mayfair Chippy in London, however, the ambiance and experience takes it over the top even if you’re only slopping by for a pint.

+4

mick knapton

As good as it gets. An old fascinating and historical pub Built into the cliff side ,Great old architecture, lots of small rooms over two floors. With two outdoor areas. Very nice food and menu selection. Helpful and friendly staff. A must visit for all ,Ghosts Included.

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Leanne Freeth

Absolutely gorgeous place but was completely rammed we couldn't move or enjoy the history of it. The food was lovely though and we will definitely return when it's a bit quieter

Roy Pumphrey

Great experience, bit of wait at bar but to be expected as is such a popular place. Booked table for food and had to change choices couple of times as they had run out of first (and second) choices. But when food came was hot and really tasty and not a long wait. All ln all a must place to visit.

+6