Cock & Hoop - Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England, UK. - Wikipedia Entries on Waymarking.com

The Cock & Hoop (formerly County Tavern) is a three roomed pub that re-opened in Autumn 2015, after a 2 year closure.

The Cock & Hoop pub has a hanging pub sign. It is a modern simplistic design that with a black back ground that depicts a golden cockerel inside a golden circle. Cock and Hoop is written in white lettering beneath this underlined in gold with Lace Market Hotel at the bottom.

The Cock & Hoop is located in the Lace Market area, situated in a period building that is Grade II listed. (visit link)
It was once a public house with rooms available for an audience to watch the hangings on the steps of the Galleries of Justice opposite.

"The small bar room that has a warming gas fire leads to a short corridor with side nook and a larger downstairs restaurant. A further room to the right leads to an outside, covered, non-smoking courtyard with seating. Most of the handpumps dispense Locales, although the range changes regularly and incorporate either a porter, stout or mild. Impressive high metal bar, and comfortable seating throughout." Source: (visit link)

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