The Nott
Hours
Chamber Rating
-
Freddy
Good vibes, pool table and cheap Chinese food. What more could ya ask for?
Apr 8th, 2023 -
Anne Everard
It's a typical local pub, could do with being refurbished but that's what gives it it's character. On the evening l went there, there was various age ranges and the staff are very friendly and the drinks are reasonably priced.They serve Chinese food there which is not very good. Ordered 3 Chinese dishes and one chicken omelette. The mixed starter platter was very greasy.
Mar 24th, 2023 -
London Pub Map
Nine Elms 4.25 Fosters An important community hub. . The Nott is located on busy Wandsworth Road in SW8. The nearest tube is Nine Elms which is just a couple of minutes walk away. . The Nott formerly The Nottingham Castle was built late 19th century. This three storey pub has been altered somewhat and looks like it has seen better days. . This is a large one bar pub with unique decor which was a bit of an eye opener. The walls are painted salmon pink and cream with a wood floor running throughout, the servery is a good size and runs the length of the bar. There is plenty of low level seating, the tables and chairs looked like they were from outside an ice cream parlour in Margate circa 1980. At the back of the bar is a raised area with pool table and dart board, around the walls are a few screens showing live sport. . The beer line up was a simple selection of keg stalwarts. I decided on a pint of Fosters, Fosters isnt a favourite of mine but my pint was well kept and cost just over four quid. There is Chinese food available which can be either eaten in or for take away, ive seen Thai food available in many pubs, Chinese in a pub is a new one for me, great idea! . I visited with my brother and nephew and we arrived just before opening. There were a group of old boys waiting outside having a natter and were eager to get in and have their first pint. The doors opened and in we went, one of the old boys drove his scooter in and parked it in the corner to charge it up and then proceeded to the bar. We took a seat at the front of the bar to take stock of our surroundings and watch the footy. . As I gazed around the pub there were a few groups and few solitary drinkers but one thing was very clear to me, this pub is a very important place to the locals that drink here. There is a real community spirit and this pub plays a big part in the lives of its punters. . Visiting The Nott was an enjoyable if not unique experience. I hope this pub is around for many years to come and wish them all the best. . Info correct on visiting 28.01.23
Apr 7th, 2023 -
Michael McGuinness
Feb 27th, 2023 -
Alex Berry
A local boozer a bit dated with cheep beer and great service also has tie food to takeaway in the evening I really like it here but remember it is not a modern pub
Feb 23rd, 2023
Contact Info
- (207) 720-7243
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for The Nott?
A The phone number for The Nott is: (207) 720-7243.
Q Where is The Nott located?
A The Nott is located at 257 Wandsworth Rd, Oval, eng SW8 2NB
Q What days are The Nott open?
A The Nott is open:
Saturday: 12:00 PM - 12:00 PM
Sunday: 12:00 PM - 12:00 PM
Monday: 12:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Tuesday: 12:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Wednesday: 12:00 PM - 12:00 PM
Thursday: 12:00 PM - 12:00 PM
Friday: 12:00 PM - 12:00 PM
Q How is The Nott rated?
A The Nott has a 3.8 Star Rating from 97 reviewers.
Hours
Ratings and Reviews
The Nott
Overall Rating
Overall Rating
( 97 Reviews )Freddy on Google
Good vibes, pool table and cheap Chinese food. What more could ya ask for?
Anne Everard on Google
It's a typical local pub, could do with being refurbished but that's what gives it it's character. On the evening l went there, there was various age ranges and the staff are very friendly and the drinks are reasonably priced.They serve Chinese food there which is not very good. Ordered 3 Chinese dishes and one chicken omelette. The mixed starter platter was very greasy.
London Pub Map on Google
Nine Elms
4.25 Fosters
An important community hub.
.
The Nott is located on busy Wandsworth Road in SW8. The nearest tube is Nine Elms which is just a couple of minutes walk away.
.
The Nott formerly The Nottingham Castle was built late 19th century. This three storey pub has been altered somewhat and looks like it has seen better days.
.
This is a large one bar pub with unique decor which was a bit of an eye opener. The walls are painted salmon pink and cream with a wood floor running throughout, the servery is a good size and runs the length of the bar. There is plenty of low level seating, the tables and chairs looked like they were from outside an ice cream parlour in Margate circa 1980. At the back of the bar is a raised area with pool table and dart board, around the walls are a few screens showing live sport.
.
The beer line up was a simple selection of keg stalwarts. I decided on a pint of Fosters, Fosters isnt a favourite of mine but my pint was well kept and cost just over four quid. There is Chinese food available which can be either eaten in or for take away, ive seen Thai food available in many pubs, Chinese in a pub is a new one for me, great idea!
.
I visited with my brother and nephew and we arrived just before opening. There were a group of old boys waiting outside having a natter and were eager to get in and have their first pint. The doors opened and in we went, one of the old boys drove his scooter in and parked it in the corner to charge it up and then proceeded to the bar. We took a seat at the front of the bar to take stock of our surroundings and watch the footy.
.
As I gazed around the pub there were a few groups and few solitary drinkers but one thing was very clear to me, this pub is a very important place to the locals that drink here. There is a real community spirit and this pub plays a big part in the lives of its punters.
.
Visiting The Nott was an enjoyable if not unique experience. I hope this pub is around for many years to come and wish them all the best.
.
Info correct on visiting 28.01.23
Michael McGuinness on Google
Alex Berry on Google
A local boozer a bit dated with cheep beer and great service also has tie food to takeaway in the evening I really like it here but remember it is not a modern pub