Old Moot Hall Inn  

A very narrow building on the Carlton Road that used to be a chapel. It's at the Ice Stadium end of the road and sits almost invisibly in the row of buildings.

You enter at the front and the bar is directly at the far end of the hall. It is literally a hall with a high-ish ceiling. To get to the bar you need to go past all the seating. This is at round tables with proper backed chairs. Some of the tables and chairs are red? I'm not sure why, but they do break up the monotony of black. Also note the checkerboard effect tiles next to the fireplace - sadly not a real fire. The ceiling is also red which somewhat lowers its giving the hall a more friendly feel. Along with the decor - plants, pictures and mirrors on the walls, it has the feel of a front parlour rather than a pub. This is not a bad thing as it also makes it a comfortable place to be.

The dark wood bar is quite large and is 'L' shaped.

Food is served here only at lunchtimes and is traditional.

No music in the pub, though they do have live bands. Access for the disabled is possible and there is a proper disabled toilet.

Open from early during the week, it is usually well frequented at lunch times by the market stall holders from the nearby market.

The upstairs is more traditional and has not been changed much from the original use as a chapel.

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