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Malt Cross Cafe/Pub in a Victorian Music Hall, built in 1877, central Nottingham. Social Enterprise Charity, li The Malt Cross has something for everyone!
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The Malt Cross is an exciting and vibrant Christian Charity and Café-Bar on St. James’s Street, just off Market Square in the heart of Nottingham. We aim to support and serve the people of Nottingham through the charitable outreach work of Street Pastors, Safe Space & historic preservation. The much loved café-bar is a place where relationships and community are built as we host a diverse and vibrant programme of Arts, Events, Artistic Communities & Live Music. The Malt Cross has been serving delicious home cooked food made to order since 2003. We use the freshest and highest quality whole food ingredients to create dishes that are interesting and full of flavour. We feature a wide range of premium ales, beers, wines and spirits, leaf teas, and our own blend of coffee.

28/10/2026

As winter starts to draws in, there’s no better place to be than the Malt Cross - cosy drinks with friends, hearty dishes fresh from the kitchen, and a calendar full of festive events. Come make this season one to remember 🍻🍷

26/10/2026

The clocks have gone back... which means one very important thing: an extra hour in the pub. 🍻⏰

Make the most of that bonus hour at Malt Cross with great drinks, good company and the cosiest atmosphere in Nottingham. See you at the bar.

Sunday lunch, live jazz and a chance to slow down this December🎄🎷Join us on Sunday 13 or 20 December for an afternoon of...
21/10/2026

Sunday lunch, live jazz and a chance to slow down this December🎄🎷

Join us on Sunday 13 or 20 December for an afternoon of festive dining in our beautiful Victorian music hall, accompanied by live Christmas jazz.

Enjoy a traditional Sunday dinner with all the seasonal trimmings, a glass of something festive from the bar, and a relaxed atmosphere that's perfect for catching up with friends and family before Christmas.

As a YMCA charity, every booking also helps support community projects across Nottinghamshire.

Book today 👉 https://bit.ly/3KofC09

🎄 Celebrate the season at Malt Cross! 🎅Looking for the perfect spot for your festive get-together? Whether it’s your wor...
19/10/2026

🎄 Celebrate the season at Malt Cross! 🎅

Looking for the perfect spot for your festive get-together? Whether it’s your work colleagues, your friends, or the whole extended family - we’ve got you covered!

✨ Festive Menu – 2 or 3 courses of Christmas cheer, ideal for groups of 8–60 people.

🍽️ Festive Buffet – A laid-back, tasty spread for 15–100 people.

Let us do the cooking while you focus on good food, good company, and plenty of festive fun.

đź“… Book your group now and make this Christmas one to remember! Enquire [email protected] today!

We have been advised that, due to the incident on Angel Row, we will not be able to access the building to prepare for o...
18/10/2026

We have been advised that, due to the incident on Angel Row, we will not be able to access the building to prepare for opening as usual.
We will open as soon as we are able, but are as yet unaware of when this may be.
If you have a booking with us today, please DM us.
Our apologies that we cannot provide more information at this time. Thank you for your understanding.

16/10/2026

POV: You've decided to focus on what really matters... the pub. 🍻

A pint in hand, good company, and nowhere else to be. Sounds like the perfect plan to us.

Join us at Malt Cross for great drinks, great food, and even better vibes.

14/10/2026

🍂It’s officially cosy pub season.

The days are getting shorter, the evenings are getting cooler, and there’s no better place to settle in than Malt Cross. Whether it’s a catch-up with friends, a comforting meal, or your favourite pint in hand, we’ve got the perfect spot waiting for you.

Good food, great drinks, and all the cosy autumn vibes. 🍺

Don't leave it too late... tables will sell out! ⏰🎄Nottingham's favourite festive tradition is back from 7th-10th Decemb...
11/10/2026

Don't leave it too late... tables will sell out! ⏰🎄

Nottingham's favourite festive tradition is back from 7th-10th December, and our Festive Feast + B**r & Carols evenings are always some of the most popular dates in the Malt Cross calendar. 🎶🍻

Book a table for the Festive Feast and you'll be guaranteed a spot for B**r & Carols afterwards, complete with mince pies, mulled w**e and plenty of festive cheer around the Christmas tree.

7, 8, 9 & 10 December 2026

⚠️ Please note: tables can only be booked for the Festive Feast. If you're joining us for B**r & Carols only, entry is walk-in and first come, first served.

Book now 👉 https://bit.ly/4hyCiHT

Settle into the weekend at Malt Cross 🍻Whether you're catching up with friends, enjoying a well-earned drink after work,...
09/10/2026

Settle into the weekend at Malt Cross 🍻

Whether you're catching up with friends, enjoying a well-earned drink after work, or treating yourself to something delicious, we've got your weekend plans covered.

From award-winning ales and great w**es to live events and our famous Sunday Roast, there's no better place to spend a cosy autumn weekend in the city centre.

07/10/2026

🍂Cosy pub season has arrived at Malt Cross.

As the nights draw in, there’s no better place to settle down with friends, enjoy a great meal, and sip your favourite drink in our beautiful Victorian Music Hall. From award-winning ales and seasonal specials to live events throughout the week, we’ve got everything you need for the perfect autumn evening.

Pull up a chair, get comfortable, and make Malt Cross your cosy spot this season. 🍻

Address

16 Street James's St
Nottingham
NG16FG

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 11pm
Tuesday 11am - 9pm
Wednesday 11am - 11pm
Thursday 11am - 11pm
Friday 11am - 12am
Saturday 11am - 12am
Sunday 11am - 9pm

Telephone

+441159411048

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