A small country inn situated in the popular village of Askham near Retford. The contemporary decorations give the two roomed pub a feeling of space. There is an under cover seating area outside. The pub is set up for dining in both rooms and is fast getting a good reputation serving British and continental cuisine. Two real ales, usually local breweries, are available.

This is one of the best hotels in the area and a popular venue for weddings and functions. Cask ale is always available.

An old coaching Inn dating back to the 12th century that radiates charm and character. The large car park, once the stable yard, is entered through an archway that connects the pub building to the old stables. The interior is quite spacious, but being divided into a number of separate areas, provides an intimate setting and cosy feel more associated with a smaller pub. The pub also supports a large beer garden and is well known locally for its traditional home cooked food.

An attractive traditional village pub, formally known as the White Swan Inn, located in the heart of the village. The bar serves a generally open lounge which has a real log fire and several recessed areas in which to relax. Quiz night on Sundays.

Nice , family friendly pub set in the nottinghamshire countryside

A nice village pub which has undergone a full renovation.It reopened at the end of August 2019 ,up to 4 real ales are available and good food is served daily, booking advised.

Friendly Trent side pub with old country style decor. Well kept ale and cider with two locales available. There is an extensive menu which is always changing and reasonably priced. There is a separate restaurant with seating for 38 people and also outside seating. In a summer people from the nearby caravan park often frequent the pub and it can get busy.

Two/three changing ales, often from local breweries. A quiet pub well run by an enthusiastic couple, well supported by locals and situated three miles from Retford. Food is served in the lounge area and there is also a separate conservatory restaurant. Outside is a pleasant seating area. The pub supports local events and good causes and has previously received a North Notts CAMRA Pub of the Season award.

This is a well run friendly village pub that extends a warm ambiance that makes you feel welcome. Frequented mainly by locals, A little gem, well worth visiting. Two real ales are on tap, Timothy Taylor Landlord and one changing ale.

An attractive village pub at the side of the A57 and close to the River Trent. It has separate lounge and bar areas with a reasonably-sized dining room. The guest ale changes regularly and is locally sourced. Ownership and management has recently changed ( October 2019 ).

This is the tap for the Scrumpy Wasp Cider Mill located on the Rosedene Farm at East Markham and is definitely one for cider lovers, however, one/two hand pulled beers from local breweries, bottled beer, lager and a good selection of wines and spirits are also available. The interior of the Bad Apple is not large but there is a good sized outside seating area.

Friendly restaurant, refurbished to a high standard with a separate drinking area - drinking at the bar is discouraged. There is a house beer called Old Plough Best Bitter.

A regular winner of local CAMRA Pub of the Season awards, this 18th-century free house stands at the heart of the village. There are normally four real ales available

This is an eating pub on the banks of the River Trent just on the Nottinghamshire border. it serves 2 real ales

The Blue Bell is a traditional country pub, around 300 years old. A single entrance door off the High Street leads to two large rooms served by one bar, with a warming open fire for winter days. Three real ales are available. The local morris men can often be seen dancing outside the pub on bank holidays. Food is served Sunday lunchtime and in the evenings. A discount is given to card carrying camra members. A large childrens play area to the rear of the pub.Beer and music festivals are also run

The pub is situated in the old part of Harworth opposite the church. It has one regular ale available plus a good selection of other beers and spirits

Traditional country pub set alongside the Chesterfield canal , a very scenic area. It has a well deserved reputation for serving excellent food and is well worth a visit.

A friendly rural pub on the Trent side serving two regular beers and a changing guest beer . An extensive menu with reasonably priced meals. The pub has a pool team and its own skittle alley. There is outside seating and it has its own adjacent caravan and camping park, a children's play park and fishing is also available. For the energetic there are walks along the Trent banks. The pub is within easy access of Retford, Lincoln and Newark.

A country pub converted from a former shop with three small rooms that stands on the Springhead Fine Ales brewery site. The popular pub is well supported by locals, serves five regular ales and five rotating guest beers. Over one hundred and eighty gins are available and excellent food (booking recommended) is served. There is an adequate outside seating area, quiz night Wednesdays and Jazz first Sunday of the month. North Notts CAMRA Autumn 2018 POTS.

This traditional Inn, situated in the centre of Laxton, a village known for having the last remaining working open field farming system in the country. The pub boasts four cosy dining areas and a drinking area near the entrance. 3 changing guest beers, often from local breweries, a real cider and a craft lager are available with food being served daily, lunch times and evenings. There is a large beer garden that overlooks part of the village and Laxton's Visitor Centre is accessed from the pub car park.

A traditional village pub with 3 letting rooms. Inside is a lounge bar where food is served and a tap room with a pool table. Three changing Real Ales, often local breweries, normally on tap. The pub has gained a good reputation for the quality of the food and the beers. Outside there is a large car park and a fenced and partly covered seating area. Wednesday night is quiz night.

Set just off the A1 at Markham Moor, this 300 year old inn has built up a good reputation for fine dining.

This village pub, though difficult to find for strangers is well worth the effort. There is always a friendly greeting when you walk in a a pleasant atmosphere. The beers are well kept and there is an excellent menu for diners. There is a separate dining area and accommodation is available as the pub is close at hand for Robin Hood Airport. The Angel won the Autumn Pub of the Season 2013 from North Notts CAMRA.

Occupying an idyllic position beside an ancient bridge over the River Idle, the Haxey Gate Inn is a friendly local specialising in good, wholesome, reasonably priced food and well-kept beer. Diners can enjoy their refreshments throughout the inn, but the front-facing conservatory is popular, with plenty of seating. A choice of four real ales, often from local breweries, are available. Golfers can also enjoy a game on the adjacent course.

This pub is located on the northern edge of North Nottinghamshire. Mainly a food based pub that has regular theme based events. The large outdoor area has seating for 100 people and there is also a play area that includes crazy golf. Doncaster petanque club are based here.

A decent sized open plan pub which is very popular with the local community

A relaxed friendly, food orientated pub that offers pub meals within comfortable surroundings. It is family friendly with indoor toddler and outdoor play areas.

Located just off the A616 at Ollerton roundabout, opening in November 2015. This is a large open plan pub, carvery and restaurant. There is a large outdoor seating area and childrens' play areas both inside and out. Three real ales plus a wide selection of other drinks are available;

Recently refurbished pub situated in the centre of the village. The front bar area has a pool table, real fire and comfortable seating. A rear room acts as a dining area where lunchtime and evening meals are served. One bar serves all areas, with three changing real ales available. Outside is a large beer garden for sunny days.

This pub is in Ranby village just off of the A620, midway between Worksop and Retford. Food is served all day and there is a very well stocked bar . Two real ales are available on draught as well as several bottled craft beers. Food is available all day and it is proving to be a very popular . Situated next to the canal it is in an idyllic setting It has been shortlisted for the BBC Countryfile awards 2019

Village local, central bar serving rooms to either side, there is one regular real ale. the pub has recently been refurbished to a good standard

Formerly the Albert Hotel, laying just off the town centre with easy access to both rail and bus stations. Live sport shown on TV, table football and pool tables. Steak house and breakfasts to be available from September 2017. One changing beer.

A traditional pub just off the town centre with a good regular trade. This cosy open plan pub shows live sport on tv, has a dart board, a comfortable smoking area and some outside seating. . Three changing beers are normally available , are often sourced from local breweries and are reasonably priced. Visitors are always made welcome in this cosy hostelry.

A busy, recently refurbished (as of June 2018), pub with a regular trade situated on the main road going out of Retford to Gainsborough. There is a choice of a Timothy Taylor beer plus three rotating real ales, one often from a local brewery. The pub has a sports room with a pool table and several televisions showing sport and there is a quieter best room. Outside is a beer garden. Accommodation is available.

This former car showroom, garage and Netto supermarket is now a Wetherspoon's and is attractively decorated with old photographs of Retford on the walls. There is a choice of seating areas, from quiet little corners to a raised area that commands a good view of the bar. There is a large heated area outside where smoking is permitted. The nationwide Wetherspoon's beer and cider festivals are held as well as occasional beer festivals with local breweries. Children are allowed in certain areas but only at certain times. The main Retford Market Square and newly refurbished bus station are close by.

Friendly pub serving a nice selection of beers and spirits, real ale is available

This friendly hostelry welcomes dogs,children and well behaved people. The one room pub has a pool table and dart board away from the bar and the outside space has been utilised to a maximum with seating that attracts large numbers in fine weather. Up to seven real ales available along with keg beers, bottled beers, lagers, gins, wines and spirits. There is a monthly quiz night and live music at the weekends. CAMRA members get a 10p discount and there is a 50p discount between 4 and 6 pm( Monday to Friday ) available to all drinkers, this applies to all cask beers.

The Old Police Station restaurant and bar is joined to the Kings Park Hotel. The property has been converted to a high standard. The bar and restaurant is a L shaped open plan area there is an open view of the kitchen for some diners. Extra dining is available in the old cells. There is a pleasant outside seating area. Three hand pulls on the bar, Old Police Station Best Bitter from Pheasantry and two theakston beers.

The Packet Inn is the former home of the Grafton Brewery. Set on the banks of the Chesterfield Canal it is in pleasant surroundings within a 19 minute walk fro the town centre.

The pub has reverted back to its original name of The Ship Inn and has undergone an extensive upgrade. There are two rooms, the main one is on different levels and is the area for drinking and playing pool, the other room is the dining area serving good food. The large under cover outside seating area has tvs and a stage for bands. Three Bateman's beers and one guest beer are available.

This pub has recently had a major refurbishment and no expense has been spared. There is a large external seating area with a fire pit and an Airstream bar, inside there is seating for 80 diners plus a bar area. There is an excellent selection of wines and spirits plus 3 real ales.

Highly rated hotel, a popular venue for weddings and functions. There is normally one real ale available plus other beers , wines and spirits

Traditional family pub adjacent to The Chesterfield Canal located within the quiet community village of Rhodesia . This three roomed hostelry has recently undergone a major refurbishment. there is one regular real ale and two changing (locally sourced) ales plus an excellent selection of other beers and spirits.

This pub, known to locals as the King Billy, stands in a small village just off the main Bawtry to Gainborough road. The pub consists of a bar, restaurant and snug. There are 3 changing hand pull beers, Theakston's Best is a favourite and there is often a locale. A growing reputation for good food and beer means the pub is often busy and it is wise to book if dining. Outside there is a play area for children and seating.

The pub is situated on the outskirts of the village close to a fishing lake , The opening hours are not set in stone. There are two cask ales available.

You could drive through the village and not see this pub opposite the village hall, but then you would miss out on a little gem. Some of the seating appears to be old church pews. The small, two roomed friendly local is an old fashioned pub well worth a visit. Strangers and locals are always made welcome. Doom Bar is a regular plus two rotating guest beers, usually local breweries.

This a well kept village pub catering for the locals. A friendly atmosphere and the pub is clean and tidy

This village pub re-opened in 2014 after a massive but tasteful refurbishment which completely transformed the pub. The main part of this open plan pub is for food but it does have a separate drinking area as well as outside seating. Three changing beers are served such as Black Sheep Bitter, Timothy Taylor's Landlord and Kelham Island Pale Rider. The food quality is excellent and the beers well kept.

This pub is a shock to the system when you walk in. It is tastefully decorated and spotlessly clean. The pub has two rooms plus a conservatory and there is a large outside area which includes a children's play area. A wide range of meals is on offer..

Well situated on the main road on the crossroads in the village of Walesby. Two rotating guest beers, often an Everards, are on the bar. An open plan comfortable pub with three different areas plus a separate conservatory restaurant for food. A carvery is served on Wednesdays & Sundays. Outside is a good sized car park and seating to enjoy good weather.

This is now the only pub in the village, situated off the main road through to Misterton.

This was formerly the Durham Ox. The building underwent a massive refurbishment and had extra letting rooms added to this upper echelon eating establishment. The staff are very welcoming. There is ample car parking and a sizable smoking area

A pleasant pub ( overlooking the marina ) with a warm and friendly atmosphere which serves quality food and drinks. Thera are usually three cask ales available.

This pub is in the Hungry Horse chain belonging to Greene King. Very popular eatery serving a good selection of drinks including two real ales.

The bar and micro brewery are located in the same building in Worksop town centre, there are usually five real ales available plus a selection of ciders ,lager, spirits etc, normally Dukeries but occasionally guest ales are featured. Live music is featured on Saturday evenings, a Comedy night on one Friday per month and a poker tournement every Tuesday and there is also an occassional Beer Festival featuring regional ales

This establishment is a typical 1970s estate pub, with two rooms downstairs ( only the main bar on the roght hand side is in regular use) plus a large function room upstairs. There is normally one Marston's cask beer available

A popular family based pub serving good food and real ale from the Marston's portfolio. The pub stands at the side of the Chesterfield canal and has recently had a 39 room lodge added for accommodation. As well as the comfortable interior there is outside seating and a children's play area.

Formerly the Worksop station buffet, the Mallard is situated in the railway station buildings, with access from the car park. The pub offers a warm welcome as well as four changing real ales. Usually a dark beer is available , two ciders minimum, a selection of foreign bottled beers, country fruit wines and specialist gins. The cosy main room is not very big but there is a further room available downstairs for special occasions - such as the four beer festivals the pub holds each year. June 2015 saw the announcement of the Mallard winning Nottinghamshire CAMRA Pub of the Year and the pub has received numerous awards from North Notts CAMRA.

After being closed for some months this pub has undergone a tasteful refurbishment and reopened for business on Monday 16th September.

Warm, friendly pub converted from cottages. The public bar houses a pool table and large-screen TV, and the comfortable lounge bar has a separate dining area. The home-cooked food is good value for money. The three hand pulls dispense regularly changing guest ales. A small outside area with tables is available in the summer. The family also own the Station Hotel.

Located about one mile from the town centre this is a modern pub with a large dining area which is 100% waitress service. One of the best establishments in the area for drinking and dining .

Positioned at the top of the the town 200 yards from the cinema and within a couple of miles of Clumber Park. A pub with many different ares and a spacious outside beer garden, fresh home cooked food is served complemented by a good range of wines and beers. Green King IPA and White Lion Bitter are regulars along with two changing guest beers, usually from Welbeck Abbey.

The home of rugby in Worksop for the past seventy years.