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The Full Moon - Nottingham Traditional Gastro Pub

01636830251 Main Street, Morton, Southwell, Newark,
Nottingham, NG25 0UT view on map
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The Full Moon - Nottingham Traditional Gastro Pub

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About Us

The Full Moon is a welcoming village pub serving traditional food using locally sourced ingredients,and well kept real ales. It is family friendly and has log fires for winter and gardens for summer

My business provides services to:

Businesses

Consumers

What makes this business unique:

We are a Free House serving a range of Well Kept Real Ales and Supporting the Camra Locale Scheme. Our food is traditional English food including classics such as Shepherds pie, Faggots with mushy peas and Haddock and chips, all cooked using fresh locally sourced produce.We also have dishes such as Aromatic Duck Pancakes, Wild venison with Beetroot n Sqeak and Slow Roasted Shoulder of Lamb. We are proud to be a pub and welcome all walks of life and aim to have something for everyone

Payment methods we accept:

Visa

Master Card

Cash

Cheques

Future Products:

Civil ceremonies and wedding receptions. Corporate meeting room with guided country "motivational" walks Pudding Club Outside catering

At our premises we have:

Free parking

Customer toilets

Garden

Products offered

Real Gastro pub food cooked with big flavours and no frills Free House serving well kept real ales. Supporter of Camra Locale scheme. Traditional village pub ideal for walkers, close to the River Trent. Family Friendly with great outdoor play equipment. Wholesome Childrens menu. Traditional Sunday lunch Specialising in rare breeds and free range meats. Following on from success of the Waggon and Horses in Halam. One of the last Free Houses in Nottingham. Recognised outside caterer

At our premises we have:

Disabled access

For families we have:

Child access all day

Child play areas indoors

Child play areas outdoors

Babies changing area (women)

Opening Hours

Sunday 12:00 to 22:00

Monday 10:00 to 23:00

Tuesday 10:00 to 23:00

Wednesday 10:00 to 23:00

Thursday 10:00 to 23:00

Friday 10:00 to 23:00

Saturday 10:00 to 23:00

Operating Since:

2007

Keywords:

Good Food Pub Nottingham, Civil Ceremony Nottingham, Function facilities Nottingham, Family Friendly Pub Nottingham, Wedding Venue Nottingham, Outside Caterers Nottingham

Reviews

Good food, ale and a play area

All our family enjoy lunch at the Full Moon - excellent food, children's menu and real ales. Plus there is a great garden for the children to play in, with a wooden fort for under 10's and a selection of toys for toddlers. We like their home made chips!!

10
Beryl P.

Review Date: 10/06/2009 Report review

Wedding Catering

If you are looking for wedding catering look no further than Rebecca & Will from The Full Moon Inn. Both daytime and evening food was fantastic and the service was faultless. From first contacting them through to the actual day they made everything so enjoyable and stress free. We would definitely recommend them to anyone without reservation.

10
Alyson S.

Review Date: 03/08/2008 Report review

Good food Great Service

A new Landlord has taken over. Major improvements have been made to the food. The only niggle was that the menu promised chips with our steaks in fact they were a version of saute potatoes

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Tom W.

Review Date: 02/06/2008 Report review

Christening party for 75 people

Previously used outside catering service which Rebecca and Will provided at Waggon and Horses Inn Halam ,so already knew of quality. Service, helpfulness and food quality great would definitely use them for any other outside catering events we hold.

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Barbara W.

Review Date: 19/05/2008 Report review

At last a proper pub

The full Moon is everything a real pub should be - a cracking atmosphere, great food, real ale and friendly staff. We went with our kids and will definitly be back for more

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Rachel W.

Review Date: 01/05/2008 Report review