The Nobody Inn stands on the corner of North Street at the northern edge of Grantham town centre, in a building previously known as the Joiner's Arms until Eddie Pimlott bought it in March 1997. Pimlott and his wife Claire run it as an independent free house, with the freehold held privately rather than by a pub company, pouring a rotating range of cask beers that regularly features Castle Rock and Timothy Taylor alongside two real ciders. Five screens around the bar show sport at a volume that allows conversation to continue, and the pub hosts live music on Saturday nights. Regulars point newcomers to its own internal telephone exchange and to an entrance to the toilets that is easy to miss on a first visit. Open midday to 11pm Monday to Saturday, and midday to 10.30pm on Sunday.
- Address
- 9 North Street, Grantham, Lincolnshire NG31 6NU
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