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The Plough Inn at Hickling is an attractive traditional village pub with a large beer garden situated opposite the Hickling basin of the Grantham canal in the heart of the Vale of Belvoir. It offers a wide range of food served lunchtimes and evenings. The bar carries up to five cask ales, alongside up to five craft beers and real cider. An annual beer festival is held, together with regular beer related events, such as food & beer matching evenings. Children and dogs welcome.
Historic Interest
[Rushcliffe Borough Council; Nevile & Langar Ward / Nottinghamshire County Council; Keyworth Division / Rushcliffe Borough Council /Hickling Parish Council]
Earlier vernacular building with double pile brick extension. Snug is most interesting room with bench seating of about three different types and lovely circular tables. Lovely location facing the Hickling canal wharf. An old low white-painted cottage inn on the right, with a red-brick Victorian extension on the left. The former multi-roomed interior is now substantially knocked-together, with two exceptions: (1) the oldest part has a pretty small front snug with beamed-style ceiling, old benches and a brick fireplace: the décor looks 1950s; (2) in the Victorian extension is a plain lounge with some features - benches and counter front - probably from the same 1950s refurbishment; but modern alterations to the servery. The remainder of the old building on the right has been opened-out and extended in modern decor, including using another small front room for pool.
Earlier vernacular building with double pile brick extension. Snug is most interesting room with bench seating of about three different types and lovely circular tables. Lovely location facing the Hickling canal wharf. An old low white-painted cottage inn on the right, with a red-brick Victorian extension on the left. The former multi-roomed interior is now substantially knocked-together, with two exceptions: (1) the oldest part has a pretty small front snug with beamed-style ceiling, old benches and a brick fireplace: the décor looks 1950s; (2) in the Victorian extension is a plain lounge with some features - benches and counter front - probably from the same 1950s refurbishment; but modern alterations to the servery. The remainder of the old building on the right has been opened-out and extended in modern decor, including using another small front room for pool.
This Pub serves 5 changing beers and 0 regular beers.
Plough Inn, Hickling
Lunchtime Meals
Evening Meals
Garden
Family Friendly
Disabled Access
Parking
Dog Friendly
Games
Real Fire
Separate Bar
Wi Fi
Real Ale
Real Cider
Beer Festival
Quiet
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