The Blacksmiths Arms @ Everton

Welcome !!!!! to the Blacksmiths Arms

The Blacksmith Arms at Everton is a genuine, 17th century free house at the heart of the village of Everton. The area is  popular with ramblers. The drinking area includes the snug the bar with its log burner and settle. Duck under the old beam between the bar and the games room with dart board and pool table. It is claimed that the beam started as an acorn in Sherwood Forest, was then made into the crossbeam of a sailing ship before returnig to Nottinghamshire to its present location..The lounge with its beamed ceilings and nooks and crannies serves

 Bar meals All day from

12 noon till 9pm Tues to Sat

  The Conservatory Restaurant

Puts an emphasis on home cooked meals. Presently open on Friday Saturday and Sunday

 Friendly and helpful staff  ensure we maintain our motto of being a friendly local where quality and service come as standard. 

There is en-suite accommodation in an area of converted stables.our courtyard rooms can be accessed from the pub or the Car Park

The outside area has tables and smoking shelter to the front of the pub and enclosed terrace to the rear lead to the childrens play area which is very popular in the summer months

Open Monday 6pm till 11pmTuesday to Friday 12 - 11pm Saturday 12 till 11.30pmSunday 12 till 10.00 pmFood served Tuesday to Saturday 12 till 9pm and Sunday 12 noon till 8pm

Chris Dave and Mandy have been at the Blacksmiths Arms since September 2010 Chris has already made Everton his home and enjoys the day to day running of the Pub 

 The Blacksmith's Arms lies at the centre of the village across from The Church



 Hog Roasts  Beer festivals and other fund raising events  held over the past year

Have given chance to meet lots of new friends and we look forward to many more sucessful events in the coming year.

So come along and say hello no strangers here only friends we haven't yet met. 

'When you have lost your inns, drown your empty selves. For you will have lost the last of England.'

Hilaire Belloc