With a delectable selection of restaurants for every taste and budget, enjoy a delicious exploration of Nottinghamshire’s restaurants, cafes and bars. From fine dining at the elegant No Twelve Restaurant to the two-Michelin-starred Sat Bains, to relaxed wholesome pub food at the likes of the Lincolnshire Poacher we have plenty to suit your appetite.
If you're looking for dinner and a show, look no further than Peggy's Skylight Bar and Kitchen, Nottingham's premier jazz club. A meal at Peggy's is open to all ticket holders and accompanies a fabulous night of entertainment, serving a middle eastern inspired menu. Their menu will take you on a culinary adventure with stops at Lebanon, North Africa and Cyprus, following in the footsteps of the Jazz Ambassadors and replicating some of the dishes they might have encountered on their travels.
International cuisine finds itself at home in Nottinghamshire, and our ‘curry quarter’ includes tantalizing restaurants like MemSaab and the Calcutta Club. There are plenty of places to enjoy tapas with friends, including Bar Iberico, Revolucion de Cuba, and Las Iguanas or you can try rustic French dining at Bistrot Pierre. If you're a burger enthusiast, head to the authentic American burger restaurant - Annie’s Burger Shack, which offers a wide variety of meaty, veggie and vegan burgers.
Out and about in Sherwood Forest? Call at Launay’s, which prides itself on serving seasonal dishes made using local ingredients. Other favourites around the county include Woodborough Hall Restaurant at Newark and The Fox and Hounds at Blidworth.
We also love Bramleys Brasserie at The Orchard Hotel. Situated just a few minutes’ walk away from the famous Wollaton Hall, whether you’ve had a walk around the grounds and deer park or have visited the lovely landscaped parkland the University has to offer, this is the perfect place to unwind and grab a bite to eat. Their sister venue, Spokes Restaurant, on the Jubilee Campus, is a cycling inspired Coffee House built on the original and iconic Raleigh bike manufacturing site. Sitting amongst the stunning university buildings on Jubilee Campus this is a great place to relax and unwind.
Nottinghamshire is also renowned for its brilliant pubs, with historic watering holes such as Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem and The Bell Inn offering unique surroundings to enjoy a drink within.
There are also plenty of food and drink festivals taking place throughout the year, including the legendary Robin Hood Beer and Cider Festival and others at Newstead Abbey and Wollaton Hall.
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