The Trent Bridge Inn — Inn in Nottingham

The Trent Bridge Inn is a Grade II listed Georgian pub near Trent Bridge Cricket Ground in West Bridgford, Nottingham. Established in 1767, it’s been serving locals and visitors for over two centuries. You can find craft beers here, with a focus on cask ale, especially popular before or after cricket matches at the nearby ground. The interior has exposed wooden beams and memorabilia from past games, bats, signed photos, team gear, displayed like an informal museum. It’s warm inside, busy during match days, and packed in the evenings. A short drive away from Nottingham city centre, it's a go-to spot for post-match drinks with friends or a relaxed weekday evening.

The Trent Bridge Inn is a Grade II listed Georgian pub built in 1767 as a public house with lodging functions. It keeps its original structure and period detailing inside. Exposed wooden beams run across the ceiling, and vintage English pub decor fills every room. Wall displays feature cricket memorabilia, bats, signed photos, team gear, like an informal museum. The lighting is warm, giving it a welcoming feel despite moderate to high noise levels during match days when crowds are dense with locals and tourists gathering for games.

The Trent Bridge Inn is central to West Bridgford life, ideal for casual drinks or lively evenings. Try the pub grub platter, gourmet burgers and chips, with a craft beer from the rotating selection, especially on match days. TVs show BT Sport and Sky Sports coverage, so you can catch big games in full atmosphere. Whether visiting before a match or dropping by after work, it’s worth the walk for its lively, friendly vibe.