City Centre (Theatre Square) Pubs, Bars and Nightclubs

Rock City is a 2,500 capacity club and live music venue in the north of the city centre. Opened in 1980, it continues to provide the midlands with the best live music and club events.

Opened in 2003 and completely refurbished in 2011, the Rescue Rooms is a delight to spend time in – whether you’re just supping some real ale in the bar or checking out next year’s top bands in the venue or chilling on its legendary patio, this place never disappoints.

Copper Café Bar is a relaxed daytime café that transform into a comfortable bar in the evening. From a comprehensive morning breakfast menu to a full café menu complemented with an extensive wine list, craft beers, real ales and cocktails.

Revolution is a UK chain of late night bars, some of which have a separate club room. Open from midday, it's really in the evening that the bars get going. Known for its wide range of vodkas, it's usually called 'Vodka Revs'. Popular with a younger crowd at the weekend.

The perfect ‘hang-out’ any time of day. Welcoming and informal bars in student areas, open from breakfast ’til the early hours. A great place to relax, meet new friends and join in activities such as quizzing and retro-gaming. Free wifi, wireless printing and MORE loyalty card available in all bars.

The Slug & Lettuce is a brand of over 70 bars across the UK who love to serve good quality food, fabulous cocktails and delicious wines, world lagers and beers in a comfy, safe, welcoming environment. Open late into the evening, you can usually also find regular entertainment at the weekends.

Stealth is the musical mecca for dance fans in the midlands and is Nottingham's number one club due to its forward thinking music policy, showcasing the newest and most exciting musical talent week in, week out.

Located on Burton Street, a neon doorway gives access to an underground labyrinth of a nightspot. Adorned with an Eastern accent, the vast 900 capacity space is part of The Cornerhouse entertainment complex feeding Nottingham’s insatiable appetite for partying.