Restaurants in Nottingham

We love eating out in Nottingham so writing our Nottingham restaurant reviews, takeaway reviews and cafe reviews was no great chore.

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Delilah Fine Foods

Winner of the Best Deli/Cafe at the Nottingham Restaurant Awards 2006. My, my, my, Delilah. Haven't you done well for yourself? Not the most obvious of career paths this; going from being the subject of a Tom Jones Karaoke Klassic to opening up a deli, but Delilah's handled the transition Read more about Delilah Fine Foods

Alley Café Bar

Up a seedy alley which looks more like a druggy's lair than a restaurant entrance, Alley Café still attracts a comforting mix of students, artists and other alternative types. They gather for local artwork on the walls and a veggie menu – happy hemp burgers did exactly what they said Read more about Alley Café Bar

Crocus cafe

So, you want to fill your face with quality meat-free produce. Sure. But you don't want to spend a fortune, wear a kaftan, or endure a side salad of dreadlocked Swampy wannabes. Who does? Plonked between a few tower blocks – where portions of Shane Meadows' This is England were filme Read more about Crocus cafe

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Baltimore Exchange Diner

If you're looking for a cheap decent lunch, stroll along the canal to Castle Marina, step into Baltimore Exchange, fork out £6 for their hot and cold buffet and fork in as much as your stomach will let you. They regularly stock up with chunky wedges, a couple of pasta and chilli dishes, o... Read more about Baltimore Exchange Diner

Petit Paris

New name but still the same owners, so expect it to remain just as popular as ever. Nothing overly fancy, just reassuringly expensive French cuisine with an intimate atmosphere. The change of image may be an attempt to attract a new crowd without doing anything too drastic that would be likely to ... Read more about Petit Paris

Petit Paris

What iz zees? Nottingham? Zut alors, of course zees iz not Nottingham - zees iz Pareee! Petit Pareee! A cosy French joint with Mediterranean décor, Petit Paris always seems to be busy, and being so close to the Theatre Royal, the pre-show menu is great value and a big draw for Nottingham&apos... Read more about Petit Paris

Opium

I can't quite say how lovely this place is and that's only partially to do with my speech impediment. Properly sexy styling in the way of the sleek and chic restaurant gets you in the mood for good food and maybe a little special hand–holding. And you won't be disappointed &ndas... Read more about Opium

Opium

Opium is every bit as addictive as its namesake (though happily without the hallucinations); it's extravagant, palatial, and posh. Plus the food's not bad either - in fact, it's the best Chinese in town. The bar's fitted with circular bench chairs and Shanghai-style opium beds, a... Read more about Opium

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Cock and Hoop

Lordy Lordy, gin and beef please! We could imagine imperialists eating here. Not the snotty pompous gits, no, the ones who wear funny hats, red velvet and charge into things. By no means is it overtly stately but being connected to a small and classy hotel means there is an air of rank and majesty t... Read more about Cock and Hoop

Alley Café Bar

Up a seedy alley which looks more like a druggy's lair than a restaurant entrance, Alley Café still attracts a comforting mix of students, artists and other alternative types. They gather for local artwork on the walls and a veggie menu – happy hemp burgers did exactly what they said... Read more about Alley Café Bar

Skinny Sumo

Carbs are something of a prerequisite for hard drinking and solid chat. Be warned though, if you're not looking for sushi, the mains are a tad limited. Its primary weakness is tempting you to an all-you-can-eat buffet on Sunday which believe us, like all gluttonous affairs, involves a greasy tr... Read more about Skinny Sumo

Crocus cafe

So, you want to fill your face with quality meat-free produce. Sure. But you don't want to spend a fortune, wear a kaftan, or endure a side salad of dreadlocked Swampy wannabes. Who does? Plonked between a few tower blocks – where portions of Shane Meadows' This is England were filme... Read more about Crocus cafe

Las Iguanas

Sticklers for authenticity should ensure their conception of Latin food is temporarily warped before commencing a visit to Las Iguanas. (Cheese? The most popular ingredient of a South American diet? Sometimes, truly, GoOutIn despairs.) Getting sozzled on the generic two-for-one cocktails can deaden th... Read more about Las Iguanas