The Black Horse Inn - Gedling

We went here after a few drinks in the area Was late so only a handful of I think locals in We got a warm welcome and found the place to be a pleasant throw back to the pubs as they used to be Landlady was really nice and made us feel welcome Will return

This utterly pompous ’pub’ refused entrance to us due to the fact our party consisted of one well behaved child (accompanying his grandparents). If you want a great meal in a far more hospitable environment head to ‘The Old Vol’ only minutes away, fantastic!

Good beers always well kept and an eclectic variety of gins and tonics. Very good kitchen with quite excellent fish and chips. It does not have a child licence and nor does it accept credit or debit cards. Highly recommended

Have been to this hostelry several times. Never disappointed. Food always fresh and well cooked. Attentive service. Premises are small, which adds to its charm. Limited menu.

Located in a serene setting in beautiful countryside, this restaurant offers two bars with a relaxing ambiance - one medium-sized and one small. Unlike Cromwell's castles, this place hasn't been "knocked around a bit" and also has a larger room for parties. The menu offers delicious options that change regularly, and you can wash your meal down with a glass of Dover Beck real ale brewed in the mini brewery onsite. Keep in mind that this restaurant has a no children policy and only accepts cash payments, with no facility for credit cards. Make sure to have some real money on hand when you visit this tranquil oasis.