Old Dog & Partridge — Restaurant in Nottingham

I can't speak highly enough about the Old Dog and Partridge in Nottingham. From the moment we walked in, we were enveloped in the warm, friendly atmosphere. The fact that it's dog-friendly made our visit truly special. Our furry companion was the centre of attention and couldn't have been happier. The locals were incredibly kind, striking up conversations while we enjoyed our drinks. My wife with her J2O and myself with my delicious Guinness. The staff went above and beyond, not only accommodating our pup with treats and water but also displaying genuine care and hospitality. The pub itself exudes a charming traditional ambience with its wood and brass fittings, creating a cosy and inviting space. The availability of fruit machines added to the delightful experience. What really touched us was the community spirit here. When I absentmindedly left my phone behind, the locals kindly made sure I didn't forget it, returning it to me before I left. Their kindness truly saved the day for me, and I'm immensely grateful. I'll definitely be returning to this wonderful place. It's not just a pub, but a home away from home with fantastic people. Thank you for such a memorable...

Been going in this pub for 30+ years and I've never known it this bad ! The last landlord was great but this new landlady is killing this pub quickly ! DONT TRUST THE POSITIVE REVIEWS on here or anywhere else because I've personally heard them asking customers to write them many many times , the truth is the early doors staff are cold , rude and abusive the land lady is never there and when she is she couldn't care less about customers concerns, I got falsely accused of being racist by the landlady and when she found out the truth they couldn't even say sorry , TRUST ME ITS NOT JUST THE TOILETS THAT ARE BAD SO STEER WELL CLEAR because sadly this once warm welcoming people's pub where we all felt at home and part of a community is now a cold bland unwelcoming place where you must be careful of every single word you say for fear of it being taken out of context, its a sad joke as to what this great pub has become in under 10 months ! GREENKING WHAT ARE YOU...

Decided to attempt a pint of their finest while passing during a shopping trip due to the hot weather on Saturday. Fair to say I didn't bother after requesting a pint and a GnT, to be told to wait my turn by a bar tender (from all intense and purposes) do nothing but chatting to someone they knew! There's a smell that's quite strong (not talking an old pub smell here either) floating through the establishment. The regulars (at the time i was in the premises) look a mixed group of social deviants or on a 10 minute break from shop lifting the local stores and I'll not meaning the strong scent of skunk weed (oops sorry it appears I just did) but I guess it helps with the bar...