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Here in Nottinghamshire, we are brimming with pride at the range of food and drink produced locally across the county. With an outstanding array of produce ranging from the Bramley Apple to Stilton Cheese, we have some excellent places to find local delicacies.
Many of our fantastic boutique cafes, sumptuous restaurants, farm shops and diverse markets support local producers and use fresh ingredients on a daily basis to create mouth-watering dishes.
Farm shops are great places to seek out fresh local produce and find inspiration for your home-cooked meals. we have many places for you to pop into around the county. Welbeck Farm Shop located at the Welbeck Estate and near the Harley Gallery is an excellent place to find locally produced dishes. Harker’s Farm Shop is also great to check out.
Welbeck Estate is also home to the famous School of Artisan Food. Become a star baker at the UK's only not-for-profit school dedicated to artisan food and get a taste for lovingly hand-crafted treats on one of the array of short courses on offer.
Cheese lovers, be sure to check out Cropwell Bishop Creamery & Cheesemaker’s Shop in Cropwell Bishop, where they've been crafting mouthwateringly delicious Stilton for more than three generations.
Food connoisseurs should really head to Nottinghamshire’s two-Michelin-starred chef's establishment - Restaurant Sat Bains - or discover the delights of World Service, which use local produce throughout their seasonal menus.
Weavers is the long standing home to Castle Gate Gin, produced in Nottingham with a distinct botanical flavour, including acorns mainly foraged in Sherwood Forest and the shires of Central England. This unique gin is dry with a distinct nutty backdrop thanks to the acorns. Weavers has also released a sister gin, No.17 Castle Gate Strawberry and Lavender. Inspired by Weavers’ unique acorn gin recipe, this gin is packed full of strawberries along with touches of lavender. It's a fruity style of gin that both gin lovers and those who are still to be converted will love!
If you’re a gin connoisseur you can also indulge in another Nottingham’s locally produced beverage - Redsmith Distillery’s signature expression, Redsmith London Dry Gin, which was launched in 2016 following three years of development. Recently Redsmith Distillery released Nottingham Dry Apple Gin made in very small batches using Nottingham’s own Bramley Apple. The Bramley Apple is steeped in Nottingham history and was first grown in Southwell, Nottinghamshire. Apple pips were planted by Mary Brailsford circa 1809 and it is from a resulting tree that all Bramley apples are related. The distillery operates an online shop via its website, and you can also book a tour of its Sneinton Market headquarters. Read more about what you can expect at your tour in our blog.
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Edwinstowe
A lovely 16th Century cottage with a fabulous new Orangery, Launay's restaurant and bar in Edwinstowe offers excellent food, friendly service and a warm atmosphere. All of the food is freshly cooked, using local suppliers.
Nottingham
One of Delilah's goals is to reclaim the word 'delicatessen' from the sandwich bars and take-aways that so abuse it!
Delilah deli is packed floor to ceiling with exceptional foods and drinks: from self-serve olive-oils and cheeses from around…
Strelley Village,
Created By Hand is an independent gift shop, housed in the old blacksmiths room, in the stables area at the prestigious Strelley Hall.
Worksop
The award-winning Welbeck Farm Shop is found at the heart of a vibrant artisan food community. Two thirds of the shop’s impressive product range is sourced from or prepared at the historic Welbeck estate, described by the Great Food Club as ‘the…
Nottingham
Weavers is the long standing home to Castle Gate Gin. This Independent Wine and Spirits Merchants was originally a Public House, founded in 1844 by Edward Weaver and subsequently bought by George Trease in 1897; Weavers has been in the Trease family…
Nottingham
Winner of the Nottingham Post Food & Drink Awards 2017 - Best Cafe!
Nottingham
Please note that due to the Coronavirus outbreak, the Kitchen on Pelham Street is currently closed until further notice. Established in 2018, The Kitchen on Pelham Street is an independent cafe serving lunch, brunch, coffee & cake. The cafe offers…
Nottingham
They wholesale beans to numerous bars, offices, hotels and coffee shops and also supply the coffee served at Restaurant Sat Bains.
Set amongst the rolling countryside of South Nottinghamshire, the vines of Hanwell Wine Estate are being hand-tended to grow grapes for English Sparkling Wine.
Southwell
Please note that due to the Coronavirus outbreak, the Refectory at Southwell is closed until further notice. Welcome to The Refectory
The Refectory at Southwell has been an established family business for over 20 years. Originally founded by…
Grantham
Welcome to the Engine Yard, nestling in the heart of the stunning Vale of Belvoir.
Nottingham
Due to Coronavirus Doughnotts will be closed from Saturday 21 March until further notice. The team will be offering a delivery service, to find full information please visit Doughnotts' Facebook page. For the latest information and advice on…
Nottingham
Luisa’s Vegan Chocolates, is the only chocolate maker in Nottingham, producing global multi award-winning chocolate, using a traditional artisan process to transform directly-sourced, single-origin cocoa beans from bean-to-bar.
Nottingham
The award-winning Nottingham Tourism Centre is centrally located on Smithy Row, just off the Old Market Square.
Nottingham
The award winning Redsmith Distillery can be found in the City of Nottingham and are makers of award winning Redsmith London dry gin and Nottingham Bramley apple gin
Nottingham
World Service is Nottingham's premier restaurant. Boasting 50 covers, two private dining rooms, a lounge bar and oriental garden, World Service is uniquely housed within the elegant surroundings of the listed 17th century Newdigate House.
Gunthorpe
Tom Browns Brasserie is set in a converted Victorian schoolhouse beside the leafy banks of the River Trent. It has all the charm and character of the period combined with a modern continental image.
Ruddington
The Textile Emporium is a charming gift shop located in the Framework Knitters Musuem which is situated in Ruddington, close to the city centre.
The shop specialises in locally made textile gifts of which there are many distinct and unique…
Nottingham
Hartleys Coffee & Sandwich Bar is in a prime location in the independent area of Nottingham called Hockley, which is in the Lace Market Zone.
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