Fun Things To Do In Nottingham

Fab for birthday bashes and student nights out, Taste + Liquor are giving you plenty to look forward to. Their R&B brunches feature epic tunes, alongside your meals - think Rihanna, Tyga, Pharrell and other chart-topping hits.

From ski ball to air hockey and table football, Penny Lane is your one-stop-shop for retro arcade games. Feel the nostalgia as you play on machines and be sure to fill up on scrumptious eats - think messy nachos and halloumi fries.

Tired of the same old plans? NQ64 Nottingham flips the script on nights out with its blend of retro gaming and cocktail-fueled fun.

Challenge your mates to Space Invaders, grab a Kong Island Iced Tea, and explore a neon-soaked world of consoles, arcade machines, and classic tunes. Whether it's a spontaneous Friday plan or a Saturday blowout, it's one of the most fun things to do in Nottingham - guaranteed.

Whatever you're in the mood for, you can find it at Box in the city centre. This lively sports bar is housed inside a grand Victorian building, boasting high, domed ceilings and golden pillars, paired with modern touches such as disco balls and colourful neon signs.

Sports fans can enjoy live screenings across 35 different HD screens, and there are interactive dartboards and shuffleboard tables for a little competition of your own. There are even private karaoke rooms if you fancy a singalong. Plus, you can tuck into tasty eats such as Neapolitan pizzas, American hotdogs and chicken shawarma kebabs, or even a bottomless brunch.

From bottomless brunches to pub quizzes, there's a whole load going on at Bustler Nottingham in Sneinton Market, which also comes with the added bonus of regular DJs to provide the beats for your eats. Enter teams of up to 6 people for £5 total for the quiz on Thursdays from 7.30pm, where you'll get some epic prizes for winning and happy hour all night.

While it may be known for its botanical decor and colourful walls, The Magic Garden also fronts fun Nottingham goings-on. Boasting magical themed bottomless brunches and fun speed dating events for all ages, it's quite the quirky spot to check out. 

Situated in Beeston, Mecca is one of the best things to do in Nottingham at night. Whether you're having a go at the slot machines or playing a wild round of bingo, the venue promises fun events throughout the year, such as Motown nights and Robbie Williams tributes.

If you're searching for boozy activities, check out Das Kino. Whether you fancy a cocktail making masterclass, a 90s bottomless brunch or half priced ping pong, the quirky bar also promises offers such as 2-4-1 on pizzas and tipples.

Check out Nottingham's cutest event, taking place at Revolucion De Cuba this September. Puppy Love Events are hosting a pooch therapy session, led by expert dog trainer Jodi and giving you the chance to play with adorable, well-trained pups while teaching them socialisation skills. Tickets to the hour-long event cost £19per person, including a free drink halfway through.

Whether you're there for events such as Astroworld, #YOLOFEST and other wild parties, What's The Motive have you spoilt for choice when it comes to nights out. Don't miss out on their freshers week and other student-led extravaganzas.

Situated minutes away from Nottingham, Riverside Family Golf Centre is not your average driving range. Along with high-res touchscreen monitors, you can enjoy a variety of games, such as Bullseye or play on a virtual golf course.

On the hunt for creative things to do in Nottingham? Check out The Great Game Treasure Hunt, and get ready for an epic afternoon. You'll get to explore different landmarks and follow clues all while finding the giant X on the map. Where does that lead you? To a pub, where you can get 20% off your bill.

One of the most fab things to do in Nottingham for couples, Gusto is a must-visit. Not only does the restaurant whip up authentic Italian fare and wine, but it also hosts a chef's table experience, where you can create pizza and chow down on a four-course meal.

Boasting beautiful decor and fun arcade games, The Beeston Social has something for everyone. While at this quirky venue, spend your time chomping on street food-inspired plates and slinging back creative concoctions all while crushing it at ski ball and other retro games.

One of the best things to do in Nottingham for adults, The Walrus is great for quirky dates and catch-ups with friends. Play a few rounds of beer pong while shaking it to mixtapes and sipping on the most creative cocktails - the Kinder Bueno drink is divine.

Situated in Victoria Centre, Meet Space VR promises non-stop fun with a virtual reality immersion like no other. Fight off killer zombies and robots or experience zero latency. Plus, you can play with up to eight players if you're looking for group nights out or team-building activities.