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Nice place and well worth a visit if your in the area

Expensive menu. Took ages arriving so that my granddaughter had to get a takeaway container, as she didn't have enough time to eat it before college . And while two of the meals were great, the mozzarella pesto roll turned out actually pesto and cheddar - not so nice as expected. No apology. The salad looked great but the dressing was not very nice. Disappointing but the setting was lovely of course by the river

Do not come here. Horrible customer service. Arrived at 8:20 and kitchen open until 9pm however they would not seat us because they said the kitchen would be unable to make the food. They had many tables available but didn’t want to be inconvenienced. Very inconsiderate..

I've been here a few times over the years, and the experience has always been the same. It's a flat, not very well kept real ale emporium. The one star is for the decor!

Booked lunch with a friend, but realised that dogs were not allowed inside. Luckily it was a pleasant day and we sat at a picnic table in the garden. My prawn sandwich was really good, with plenty of prawns, separate pot of sauce, coleslaw and generous salad garnish. My friend has dietary issues and asked for the prawns as a salad. There was nothing exceptionable on the menu for vegan or vegetarian choices. The prices were reasonable, but the pub being very quiet and us being forced to eat outside, I could not comment on the atmosphere. I believe it gets busy in the evening.

Stopped in for a ham and cheese panini with side salad. Was quick friendly service and very reasonably priced for the quality and quantity of food served. Salad was fresh with a nice balsamic dressing, panini was tasty and notably the ham was very high quality and a generous amount. Enjoyed a light lunch here today thank you

Tapas style. Great food. Very enjoyable first visit.

My motorbike friends and I go every Wednesday evening. Its easily our favourite place to go. Always made welcome.

We were a party of 3 and visited The Red Lion for lunch on Easter Sunday. The pub looked lovely with Easter eggs hanging from the lights and a decorated Easter tree in the corner. The food was amazing and the staff lovely and so attentive. My husband had the nachos to start and they were brilliant. For the main I had the roast lamb and my elderly mother and husband had the beef and it was all cooked to perfection. We especially took note of the unusual vegetables - baked beetroot! Fabulous! The puddings were unique too and I had the vanilla and rhubarb cheesecake which again, was delicious. All in all everything about our lunch today was EGGCELLENT! Thank you Rosetta and your staff we will definitely be back x John, Belinda and Brenda from Uley

This is a really nice, stylish very well maintained and looked after pub. This, to coin a phase: a hidden gem, situated right in the centre of Nottingham. I popped in for a drink so I didn’t sample the food on this occasion. I turned up at 1910 (the time, not the year) on a Monday, so it was decidedly sleepy, but bear in mind that the night was really very young (unlike some of the clientele, including, sadly, my good self). However, by 1930, it was really beginning to get quite full: it’s obviously (justifiably) a popular venue. The guy who served me was welcoming, pleasant and efficient. Highly recommended for a laid-back and pleasant evening.

Lovely location, inside and out. want a cuppa and cake. Or have a lovely lunch. Good value. Good service. Very friendly staff. I didn't have a dog. But many around again inside and out. Toilet clean, and fresh.

Recently hired out the venue for a private function. Amy and Kirsty were brilliant from start to finish, accomodating requests and making the whole experience an ease. On the night, the food, service and venue were brilliant. I would highly recommend to anyone on using this venue.

Staff are so friendly A beautiful looking coffee shop Warm environment

Very warm and friendly service, and the pastry basket was delicious, but the pancakes were bland. Try the peach iced tea! That was a highlight of our visit.

Lovely place, very reasonably priced. Food was fine but not fancy or homemade that I could tell. People were nice. Very local however which might be off putting for some.