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Nottingham has
a growing gay community with numerous bars and clubs dotted
around the Huntingdon Street area of the city centre. One of the most popular gay bars in Nottingham is Central [map] on Huntingdon Street, a large and friendly bar-cum-club where the music is distinctly commercial. Just up the road from here you’ll find the Foresters Inn [map], a gay pub with a pool table, good food and a real roaring fire to warm your cockles. Across the road there’s New Foresters [map], a recently refurbished bar, and The Lord Roberts [map], a gay-friendly establishment next to a theatre that attracts a trendy loved-up crowd. Situated on Lower Parliament Street, Ice [map] is the new kid on the block and one of Nottingham’s coolest bars, which should give your night out a somewhat different edge. Not far from here you’ll find Nottingham’s only gay club – but it is a superclub and well worth checking out. NG1 [map] boasts four bars, two dance floors and a chill-out area, along with a café and unisex toilets. The club holds 750 people and plays a mix of pop, R ‘n’ B and dance music. Other gay bars worth checking out include AD2 [map] on Huntingdon Street, which is full of young trendy things, and Edge [map] on Lower Parliament Street, where the crowd bop 'til they drop. If you want to comment on our choices or recommend somewhere, why not use our What You Recommend form to let us know. |
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