The Star Inn in Broxtowe

Well run village Pub, with a good range of beers. There's plenty of seating inside and out and food is prepared on the premises. Wednesday is Pizza day and I had an Italian stone baked one which was over crispy on the edges but otherwise good

Close to the tram stop, this is a traditional multi-roomed pub which still retains the old Shipstone's windows. Each room has a character of its own and a warm welcome is assured here. On the bar, there is a great range of about half-a-dozen or so ales, mainly from smaller local breweries. The menu focuses on good quality pizzas and burgers which aren't cheap but are reasonable value for their size and quality. They also do some lighter meals and sandwiches at lunchtimes. Well worth a 15 minute tram ride from the city centre.

Good range of beers available. A brewery takeover was on at the time. Friendly staff. Not far from the railway station. Trams pass the front if the pub.

A really nice place for something to eat or just a pint and relax. We are local and this is our go-to place to take friends / visitors when they come here. Always a really nice afternoon or evening in The Star.

We walked along the Trent and were recommended a few watering holes to visit. Out first stop was the Star Inn. Great atmosphere and service. They had a wide choice of ales on tap and the brewer was stood in the corner and was able to give us advice according to preferred taste. I had a couple of pints of the Echo. A tastey light beer, great for an afternoon. We then went on to visit The Crown and The Victoria, all great. A superb afternoon had by all before a txi back into town for a meal.