We have read about this pub and finally got the chance to visit Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem. Interesting place and you can see it being constructed into the same rocks upon where Nottingham Castle is. It’s a good experience to be in this eatery hole.

Harrison was brilliant. He took excellent care of us. My husband was delighted with Harrison's recommendations with the real ales. It is a cosy establishment with a wonderful open fire. Ideal for our rainy Wednesday afternoon visit.

Excellent service. Friendly staff and the food was delicious and generous portion. Didn’t have to wait long as well. The pub cosy with low ceilings and warm fire. Glad they didn’t modernise the pub. ( dog friendly!!!)

We had a fantastic time in the Trip with our Australian friend who was bowled over by our fascinating history. The staff are so well informed about this ancient piece of Nottinghamshire history and made us feel so welcome. The food was delicious, and we have to give a special mention to Matt and the Monday Club, thanks for a great afternoon.

Lovely atmosphere, open fire, little nooks and crannies to sit in. Traditional pub games to play and no music playing, so you can have a proper conversation. There are plenty of beer choices and the usual spirits appeared to be on sale. We had tea here one night, pie and veg - it was so good! I didn't think I could be so excited about eating cabbage, but whatever they cooked it in tasted divine! Because of it's location, local ghost walks start here and it's also near the Robin Hood experience - so you may get some out of the ordinary clientele at the bar. We were drinking with a Ghost tour guide, with top hat, long cloak and skull topped staff as well as Robin Hood being propped up at the bar - with a rather large, real looking sword placed on the bar next to him. It made it feel even more 'ye olden times', I have to admit! There is also a beer garden and it's right near the Robin Hood statue. Overall, great food and drink, wonderful atmosphere and you get a sense of being in a 'real English pub'. I love it and will definitely make it priority to visit if I go to Nottingham again.

Had a delicious meal with a large group of us in the top room. The food was very reasonable and top notch. Amazing selection of beer. Friendly and hospitable staff. A quirky pub, full of character, a must visit. Shout out to Matt, who taught us to play Bait the Bull, a game in one of the little rooms. A fantastic evening, thank you.

Quirky historic old pub/Inn. The oldest it says. Worth sticking you head in for a quick drink to check out the place. Built into the caves so has lots of nooks and crannies and is certainly unique. We also had lunch there and that was fine. Service good.

Had an excellent lunch with my son here on a Monday. Very cosy and atmospheric, with lots of nooks and crannies to settle in and have a good natter. Had a couple of excellent pints (a well chosen range of interesting beer on tap). The staff were all very friendly and helpful - they seemed to genuinely care that customers were happy and looked-after. We both ordered the steak and ale pie and chips with a wedge of hispi cabbage: all very tasty, (though I'd have paid an extra quid or two for a bit more meat in the pie!). Worth booking in advance as it's very popular.

Finally visited Nottingham and had a pint at this iconic pub! On what was an incredibly busy Saturday night in late November. 6 deep at the bar so getting a drink took some time! Got the sense despite being very busy the bar team could have been slicker. Sadly a Greene King pub so mediocre beer choices. Hopefully one day might become a free house. Yet worth a visit.

A pub located within the walls of Nottingham Castle which is a must visit if in the area. So much history, an establishment which is over 600 years old. As you could imagine, prices are a little on the high side for drinks but worth it to say that you have visited this pub. Good character and atmosphere.