The Wolds
ENTRY
from £6
SETTING
Indoors
WHERE
West Bridgford
What it’s like
A Hungry Horse pub with burgers, fish and chips and sharers, high chairs on hand and food served right through the afternoon.
This is a straightforward pub menu rather than a special trip out: burgers, a Chicken New Yorker, fish and chips, sharers to split across the table. It's the sort of food that turns up fast and nobody argues with, which counts for a lot when you've got a hungry six-year-old and a menu to get through.
Food service runs to 9pm every day, even though the doors stay open till 11. Weekdays it starts at 11am, weekends food kicks off at 10am if you fancy an early lunch after a morning at the park. High chairs are there, breastfeeding is fine, and there's wheelchair access and toilets on site, so getting in and settled with a buggy or a pram shouldn't be a fight.
You can turn up without booking, though they're upfront that they can't promise a table if it's a busy period, weekend lunchtimes being the obvious risk. There's wifi if you need to keep an older one occupied between courses, and parking's available if you're driving over.
Worth flagging if it matters to you: the meat isn't halal-certified, so that's a no if you need it to be. And if anyone in your party looks under 25, staff will want to see a passport or full UK driving licence before serving alcohol, no exceptions on what counts as ID.
Facilities
Need to know
- Food
- Hungry Horse pub menu with burgers, Chicken New Yorker, fish & chips, and sharers
- Kitchen shuts at 9pm even though the pub's open till 11
- Weekend food service starts an hour earlier, from 10am
- No electric scooters allowed on site under UK law
- Anyone who looks under 25 will be asked for a passport or full UK driving licence to be served alcohol
Plan your visit
Do we need to book a table?
You can walk in, but they say they can't guarantee a table during busy periods. Worth booking ahead if you're going at a peak weekend time.
What time does food stop?
9pm every day. Doors stay open later but the kitchen doesn't.
Is there a high chair for the baby?
Yes, high chairs are available, and breastfeeding is welcome too.
Is the meat halal?
They say it isn't halal-certified so they can't confirm any of it's suitable.
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