The Roundhouse Bar & Kitchen Nottingham

18/08/2026

03/07/2026

We are (temporarily) closed! Best of luck to the new operators who will be continuing the Roundhouse’s legacy after some refurbishment. A huge thank you again from Oscar and Michael for your support over the last three years!

08/04/2026

CASH TO BE WON!

Tonight’s Quiz Night has a jackpot of over £150, so come and join us for your chance to win. Every team gets a chance of winning the jackpot no matter what place you come.

See you tonight!

06/04/2026

BANK HOLIDAY UPDATE

We will be closed today giving our team a well-deserved break. But do not worry we will be back open from tomorrow as usual

Have a great day and see you all soon!

03/04/2026

Come and join us on Easter Sunday for a beautiful roast. Choose from Chicken, Beef, Lamb or our Chickpea Roast.

See you there!

01/04/2026

Have you tried our newest Stout on yet? Pop in and give it a try!

24/03/2026

Nothing too loud, just showing off our cosy atmosphere

17/03/2026

Founded in 1777, Bass Brewery made history with the very first registered trademark under the Trade Marks Registration Act 1875. The bold red triangle, a symbol that helped shape modern branding and became famous around the world.

It even found its way into fine art, appearing in ‘A Bar at the Folies-Bergère’ (1882) by Édouard Manet. In the painting, bottles of Bass pale ale, marked with their distinctive red triangle, sit on the bar. This highlights just how globally recognised the brand had become by the late 19th century, even in the heart of Parisian nightlife.

We think it’s pretty good here, come and try it for yourself! 🍺🔺

13/03/2026

We still have availability this Sunday, so if you’re planning on treating Mum or just want to come and grab a meal casually, we have space for you!

12/03/2026

Introducing Mahou 🍺 Pronounced “Ma-OW” (rhymes with “how”)

We’re excited to have Mahou on the bar, one of Spain’s most iconic beers. Founded in Madrid in 1890 by the Mahou family, the brewery quickly became a cornerstone of Spanish brewing culture and is still brewed in the city today. Over more than a century later, Mahou has grown into one of Spain’s best-known lagers, loved for its crisp, refreshing character and strong ties to Madrid’s café and bar scene.

Next time you’re in, why not give it a try 🇪🇸🍻