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The Lacehouse — Lace Market cocktail bar & social hub

Rustic Lace Market cocktail bar serving brunch, pizzas and lively nights with cocktails, live acts and a playful social vibe.

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Set in Nottingham’s Lace Market, The Lacehouse is a multi-room cocktail bar and casual eatery combining exposed brick, wooden benches and a buzzy, eclectic atmosphere. By day it serves brunch and pizza; by night it evolves into a lively bar with handcrafted cocktails, live music and informal social spaces (including ping-pong). Expect a relaxed, playful vibe and mid-range prices.

A brief summary to The Lacehouse

  • The Lacehouse 14, Broadway, Nottingham, NG1 1PS, GB
  • +441159412244
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  • Duration: 0.5 to 3 hours
  • Mid ranged
  • Environment icon Indoor
  • Mobile reception: 4 out of 5
  • Monday 12 pm-6 pm
  • Tuesday 12 pm-6 pm
  • Wednesday 12 pm-6 pm
  • Thursday 12 pm-6 pm
  • Friday 12 pm-6 pm
  • Saturday 12 pm-6 pm
  • Sunday 12 pm-6 pm

Local tips

  • Book ahead for weekend evenings or special events — the venue operates as both a restaurant and a late-night bar so tables fill quickly.
  • Try a shared pizza at brunch or pair a signature cocktail with a small plate to sample the venue’s casual menu.
  • If you prefer quieter corners, visit during weekday afternoons when the atmosphere is more relaxed and seating is easier to find.
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Where brickwork meets banter

The Lacehouse sits within Nottingham’s Lace Market neighbourhood and wears its industrial past lightly: exposed brick, wooden tabletops and a long, polished bar create a warm, lived-in backdrop for evenings of cocktails and casual dining. The interior feels layered rather than slick, with mismatched seating — chesterfields, benches and high stools — arranged to encourage conversation and small gatherings.

A menu that moves from brunch to late-night

The venue operates across different rhythms: daytime trade leans into brunch classics and pizzas, while the late-evening menu shifts emphasis to cocktails and bar snacks. Drinks are presented with a focus on show and variety; cocktails and craft beers share space with bottled wines and simpler pours. Food aims to be unfussy and social, designed for sharing around the same table as your drinks.

Entertainment and sociable quirks

The Lacehouse blends live music slots and DJ nights with more informal entertainments. A ping-pong table tucked into the room gives the place a playful edge and draws groups who want activity with their drinks. Programming can vary — quiet afternoons, buzzy weekend nights and special events each reframe the venue’s energy — but the general intent is to be lively, interactive and welcoming to groups.

Character and crowd

The bar’s character is deliberately eclectic: rustic finishes meet contemporary barcraft, creating a relaxed but animated social space. Furnishings and finishes convey an approachable, slightly bohemian sensibility rather than a high-end cocktail club aesthetic. Because of its mix of dining and nightlife functions it attracts a broad cross-section of visitors looking for brunch, informal dinner or a night out.

Practical notes on the setting

The Lacehouse occupies a city-centre footprint with several internal zones rather than a single-room bar; acoustics and noise vary by area. Lighting is warm and often dimmer in later hours, which heightens the intimate, convivial feel but can make reading menus harder in certain corners. Facilities and layout are arranged to accommodate groups and social bookings as well as walk-in visitors.

Local flavour and atmosphere

The venue reflects the Lace Market’s blend of heritage and contemporary leisure: a repurposed urban interior that foregrounds social dining, theatrical cocktails and an approachable nightlife programme. It’s a place for relaxed gatherings, casual celebrations and evenings where conversation is as central as the drink in your hand.

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