Greyhound Arnold

This place used to be a hangout for idiots, but in recent years it was taken over by the current tenants and they have turned it into a place where you can go for a drink with your local people without concern that things could turn nasty.
Great community pub!

We was sat in the beer garden having a drink was told we needed to leave due to not allowing kids but there is no where on the premises to say that. We was informed by the barmaid then was given plastic glasses to put our drink in and said we can sit on the wall or walk around on the streets. Even then felt like we was being watched to see if we had gone. We just wanted to finish our drinks that we had paid for and then we would go but we feel like it was rushed. I understand your not allowed kids how would anyone know if there's no signs anywhere. Otherwise we was enjoying our drink in the sun whilst our 2 year old was being good playing.

They should allow children, in the garden , families enjoy taking there children out, plus it makes more money, families pay more out than couples and singles. I've been going in grey hound for years with families and friends, it's not the same without family.

Firstly, the very very worst beer, pint of doom bar I’ve ever tasted. I’ve put better vinegar on my fish and chips, I don’t know the last time I actually walked out of a pub leaving 99% of the pint of beer on the table, two mouthfuls, and couldn’t stomach another. Absolute despicable. The only saving grace if there is one, is it was £2.35, crack in price, utterly disgusting beer.

Lively number great well prised pints and the locals make it a special place

Awesome vibes and really good bar staff it also has some of Nottinghams best doormen

Pub is OK but if your not a regular you get some strange looks by the guys who are in there everyday.

Friendly staff, great prices