The Embankment Pub & Kitchen in Rushcliffe

We booked two tables of 6 for a meal after training. We actually had more people at training than we expected and turned up with 17 people, but the staff were extremely accommodating despite also hosting a wedding party. We were given the whole conservatory to ourselves, which was especially kind as Forest were playing and the pub was about to get very busy. Our waitress, El, was excellent. She made sure to take our food order so that we would get it before they got too busy. We didn't wait long for food at all considering they had the wedding party as well. The food was also absolutely excellent, with plenty of vegan options. 10/10, absolutely recommend.

Lovely pub with a great selection of beers, nice decoration and a good atmosphere. Not too busy or noisy on a Saturday night.

Service was a little slow and had to check where our food order had got to. On arrival it wasn't entirely hot....but it was excellent quality. The staff were also pleasant. Would have been 5 stars if we hadn't waited so long and the food was hot but would definitely go again.

Lovely building, with an option to sit in the bar or lounge area. When we visited there was a party upstairs which was loud (not the end of the world though as it was a Saturday night!) but not the usual range of beers available

This is such a great pub! The history of the building is nicely represented and the staff are friendly.The beer choice is very good indeed and the food is incredible. Check out the Sunday roast and you won't be disappointed, I assure you!The staff are really good at taking into account dietary requirements such as vegan or gluten free. Highly recommended.

The Embankment is a spectacularly beautiful, very large pub to the south of Nottingham centre, between the station and the Trent Bridge cricket stadium. A good place for cask ale lovers, and a great venue for hanging out for a couple of hours. Friendly staff, wonderful, extensive outside seating area, and not too loud. What's not to like?

Great pub. Good atmosphere. Especially on match day. Great beer..

A very good Sunday Lunch.The pub is part of the Castle Rock group so the food is usually good. The portions and quality of food is on average a little better here than some others from the same brewery.The beef was tender and not too fatty. The roast potatoes were excellent. Another dish purchased was the Brie Wellington which was good. I'm not a parsnip fan but the shaved parsnips were actually rather nice.The only reason why I have given this 4 stars is because the outside could have been a little cleaner as there were a number of cigarette ends strewn around the beer garden.

Went in for a pint after cricket so arrived later in the evening. Very quiet when we arrived and managed to get a table but a couple of beers were out (it was later in the day) and not coming back on. Filled up really quickly with cricket fans and had a good atmosphere. Staff served everyone quickly but still a small queue at the bar because of number of people. Really nice outside area and seating. Good beers and worth visiting but if you don't like crowds avoid times around football/cricket.

Fantastic place. Great layout with a large outside area. Castle Rock pub which means I can spend hours in here. 20-30 minute walk from the city centre but Trent Bridge boasts a number of pubs in the area. Contender for the best pub in the city.