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BOX Nottingham: Dynamic Sports Bar in a Historic Setting
Discover Nottingham’s cozy cocktail retreat, where expertly crafted drinks meet intimate candle-lit ambiance and soulful blues.
Tilt is a cozy, candle-lit cocktail bar tucked away above Pelham Street in Nottingham city centre. Known for its intimate atmosphere, blues soundtrack, and expertly crafted cocktails, it offers a welcoming escape from the city bustle. With over a decade of service, Tilt blends comfort and style, making it a top choice for cocktail enthusiasts seeking quality drinks and a relaxed vibe in the East Midlands.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Public Transport
Take Nottingham’s tram or bus services to the city centre stop near Pelham Street. From there, it’s a short 5-10 minute walk uphill to Tilt. Tram tickets cost around £2.50 one way, with frequent service throughout the day.
Taxi or Rideshare
A taxi or rideshare from Nottingham railway station to Tilt takes approximately 7-12 minutes depending on traffic, costing around £6-£10. This option is convenient for late-night returns when public transport is less frequent.
Walking
If you are staying nearby in Nottingham city centre, walking to Tilt is a pleasant 10-15 minute uphill stroll on paved streets. The route is accessible but involves some incline, so wear comfortable shoes.
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