Pit and Pendulum (Nottingham) Reviews
Newest Review: ... areas are tucked in hidden away little corners, so there are plenty of fairly private feeling areas. I find the tables very interesting, most of them have a glass panel in the centre, beneath which you will find scrolls, pentagrams, and strange looking metal implements - there is something to look at where ever you turn. There is seating on two levels, the ground floor and the basement. The basement is far quieter, and in the evenings often plays host to groups of people playing table top RPGs. I tend to prefer to sit downstairs, though this does mean my seats get vibrated whenever the tram runs overhead. The toilets are also located downs... more
Customer Pit and Pendulum (Nottingham) Reviews (1)
by - written on 22/09/11 (Very useful, 73 readings)
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The Pit and Pendulum, located on Victoria Street in Nottingham's Hockley shopping district, is a pub with a bit of a difference . You'll probably notice this before even entering, as flaming sconce's are positioned either side of the door, and the crowd smoking outside certainly stand out. Dread-falls, corsets, and Nu-Rock boots are the order of the day here! Entering, it takes a few minutes for your eyes to adjust to the dim light, and you could be forgiven for thinking you've accidentally wondered into Frankenstein's lab. Jars and flasks bubble ominously with fluorescent green goo, spiderwebs soften the corners, and flickering candles light up the various ... Read the complete review
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