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The Via Fossa
44 Canal Street
City Centre
Nottingham
NG1 7EH
tel.: +44(0)1159473904
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The Via Fossa
Features: Air Conditioning, DJ, Food, Wireless Internet Access, Cuisine: International, Private Parties: Up to 150 guests, ATM CashpointNearest Transport: Nottingham Midland / National Railway
The Via Fossa is a pub that serves beers, wines and spirits as well as selection of international dishes. They also have a DJ playing a host of Chart and mainstream music (on Fridays and Saturdays) and can cater for private parties of up to 150 guests upon request.
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Great location on the canal, which is a unique city centre anomaly in that it's within a stones throw of the train and bus stations but manages not to be full of local weirdos.
This place seems pretty massive, but a lot of it was roped off for a private function when I visited, so it was difficult to tell how far it stretched out. Staff were friendly, really good quick service at the bar even when it started to pack out and I treated myself to a cracking plate of fish n chips from the traditional pub grub menu .. nothing spectacular, just good old satisfying traditional pub fare, freshly cooked and served quickly.
We were in here from about 6pm onwards and it does turn into a bit of a meat market later on, but that could have been more to do with the large function that was going on more than anything else (an 18th birthday party).
Also, the Guinness didn't taste like soap ... see my earlier review of The Waterfront.
This place seems pretty massive, but a lot of it was roped off for a private function when I visited, so it was difficult to tell how far it stretched out. Staff were friendly, really good quick service at the bar even when it started to pack out and I treated myself to a cracking plate of fish n chips from the traditional pub grub menu .. nothing spectacular, just good old satisfying traditional pub fare, freshly cooked and served quickly.
We were in here from about 6pm onwards and it does turn into a bit of a meat market later on, but that could have been more to do with the large function that was going on more than anything else (an 18th birthday party).
Also, the Guinness didn't taste like soap ... see my earlier review of The Waterfront.
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