Ah, Greyhound Arnold, it's one of those classic local pubs in Nottingham that you might stumble upon and think, 'This could be a regular haunt.' From what I've gathered, the staff are absolute gems – always up for a chat and making sure everyone feels at home, which really adds to that warm, down-to-earth atmosphere. The drinks are a bargain too, with some cracking offers that make it easy to enjoy a pint or two without worrying about the tab. Plus, if you're into your sports, they've got the big games on, like footy or horse racing, which can turn a quiet evening into a bit of a buzz. On the flip side, though, there are a couple of things that might not sit right with you. Some rules feel a bit rigid, like not playing games if others are at the tables, which could frustrate you if that's what you had in mind. And I've heard a few tales about the outdoor area, where policies on kids have led to some awkward situations, so it might not be the best for family outings. Overall, it's a place with heart, but like any pub, it's got its quirks – worth a visit if you're in the area, just go in with an open mind and you'll likely have a good time.