Looking for a warm and inviting place to hibernate from the cold? Mansfield has many to choose from.Looking for a warm and inviting place to hibernate from the cold? Mansfield has many to choose from.
Looking for a warm and inviting place to hibernate from the cold? Mansfield has many to choose from.

Here are 10 cosy pubs in Mansfield where you can warm up this winter

By Lucy Roberts
Published 15th Dec 2022, 12:25 BST
There’s nothing better than coming in from the cold and enjoying a cosy pub atmosphere.

It’s chilly outside!

So here is a list of the most popular pubs in Mansfield where you can enjoy your favourite drinks in comfort as temperatures continue to plummet.

The Brown Cow is a popular choice among local folk. Sit in front of their open fire and enjoy a festive drink with friends or family. You can find them at 31A Ratcliffe Gate, Mansfield NG18 2JA.

1. The Brown Cow

The Brown Cow is a popular choice among local folk. Sit in front of their open fire and enjoy a festive drink with friends or family. You can find them at 31A Ratcliffe Gate, Mansfield NG18 2JA. Photo: m

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This cosy micropub is inspired by the TV series Peaky Blinders. Soak up some warm and friendly vibes in one of the oldest buildings on Leeming Street, from the late Georgian period.

2. The Garrison

This cosy micropub is inspired by the TV series Peaky Blinders. Soak up some warm and friendly vibes in one of the oldest buildings on Leeming Street, from the late Georgian period. Photo: submitted

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This traditional community pub is perfect for families, as children and dogs are both welcome. You can find this pub on Station Street, Mansfield.

3. The Railway Inn

This traditional community pub is perfect for families, as children and dogs are both welcome. You can find this pub on Station Street, Mansfield. Photo: submitted

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Reviews of this old town centre pub rave about its 'great atmosphere' and 'friendly staff'. The building is four centuries old and had connections with the wool trade, hence its name. Pop in for a cosy pint.

4. Ye Olde Ramme Inne

Reviews of this old town centre pub rave about its 'great atmosphere' and 'friendly staff'. The building is four centuries old and had connections with the wool trade, hence its name. Pop in for a cosy pint. Photo: m

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