Cock & Hoop in Nottingham

Where is Cock & Hoop?

🏠 25 High Pavement, Nottingham NG1 1HE


The Cock and Hoop is a Grade II listed public house in the Lace Market, Nottingham. Wikipedia

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Great beer, great food and lovely staff. An extension to the hotel next door, this pub has several levels and nooks and crannies. It offers a great choice of nice beers, avoiding the c**p stuff. Plus some great food at sensible prices. Feels like a local.

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Lovely food and friendly bar staff! Located in a beautiful, historical part of Nottingham, this boozer is definitely worth a visit!

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I just popped in for a drink with my wife and friends. It was a very nice pint I had. Nice decor. We looked at the menu out of curiosity, and it looks like a good selection

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Superb beer quality & choice with a delicious version Stroganoff for a tenner. (Beer 4 nicker a pint which isn’t bad for Nottingham City Centre)

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Me and my partner came here last night, we booked because of the inclusive vegan options only when we got to the venue they said they had changed the menu and there was only risotto to choose from as a vegan. The risotto was lovely though and my partner said his food was nice too!When my food came out, it was also served with a side salad. The salad had a bit of sauce on which I thought nothing of, as I looked closer I noticed there was some cheese in the salad (baring in mind I had told the person serving us I was vegan). I know this sounds quite minor but if I was someone who had severe allergies to cows milk it could have been more serious.. just a word of advice to be extra careful with dietary requirements.

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We had a meal for 2 from a 'gourmet experience' voucher. I would call the menu quite average, the food we had was good, however you need to pay close attention to the menu if you have allergies and even double check with the staff anyway.The vegan soup was cream of vegetable, a substitute tomato was offered. The salad with the main meal arrived with a honey mustard dressing, no mention on the menu. As mustard is one of the 14 allergens that must be listed it's a bit worrying, never mind the fact that we don't like mustard. If you don't eat dairy there was no dessert available (see photos) every dessert had some form of dairy in it. Similarly the starter menu is very limiting if you don't eat dairy or shellfish.The staff were good, polite and helpful, the menu needs work.

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Lovely atmosphere, felt like a local even though we'd never been before, great selection of rock/alternative music been played too! The food was fantastic and the drinks reasonably priced, especially for a city centre establishment!Friendly staff, it's an absolute gem of a pub.The only comments I could make are the door to the outside seating is very loud when it closes, so some form of cushioning to reduce the noise would be great, the addition of a speaker in the area this door is in would also be fantastic! It's possible to hear the music from the bar area, but it's faint.

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Great pub! We spent few hours in the place, they have good selection of beers and nice place to sit

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Had a pretty good Sunday lunch here, although some definite areas for improvement. On the plus side, we were a group of ten, and our pre-ordered food was served promptly and without any problems. Several of the mains looked fantastic and the people who had them said they were delicious - the pie and the roast beef Sunday lunch went down particularly well.The downsides: four of us had the vegan roast, which really paled in comparison to the meat one. First of all the vegan sunday lunch arrived and was a lentil cottage pie, not the vegan tart it says on the online menu; no one told us it would be different. It came with kale, sad boiled vegetables and red cabbage. The meat option came with all those vegetables, plus a yorkshire pudding, gravy, roast potatoes and a separate cauliflower cheese, for the same price. A vegetarian/vegan option ought to have alternatives, not just most of the dish taken away. Wouldn't have thought it'd be that hard to at least do some vegetarian-friendly roast potatoes or gravy.The desserts weren't great and the pizza was quite terrrible. It looked and tasted like a cheap supermarket oven pizza.We only had one waiter and he did a great job of looking like he really didn't want to be there. Never smiled, when we asked if they had any vegetarian gravy he said 'there is no vegetarian gravy' and walked away, plonked a bottle of white wine down without pouring it or giving us a cooler.It was a shame a few of the courses and the slightly surly staff let the meal down as lots of our group really enjoyed their meal (and they'd probably rate it higher than three stars). The room we were in was nice (once we asked them to turn the giant tv showing ITV off) and £15 for a sunday lunch, dessert and alcoholic is undeniably a really good deal.

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Nice comfy cozy bar, fantastic lunch (sandwiches are gorgeous) and good drink selection. Well placed for the caves and justice museum. Decor in the room we were in was nice and quirky, loved the pictures!

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286 customers of Cock & Hoop have given it an average rating of 4,2.