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Nottinghamshire has a wealth of amazing places to eat and drink, and those with access needs should not have to miss out. Many of these places to eat and drink have worked to ensure that their building and facilities are accessible for all, with some also providing specialised events such as relaxed sessions.
All of the cafes, bars and restaurants listed below have provided us with accessibility guides. These guides detail any facilities and services for disabled people and other customers who want specific accessibility information, such as older travellers and families with young children. After clicking on the listing, scroll down through the description to find the Accessibility Guide logo, similar to the one below. Each logo will come with a link taking you to the venue's accessibility guide.
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Please note: this is not currently an exhaustive list of accessible cafes, bars and restaurants in Nottinghamshire. We are steadily working with our tourism partners across the county to gather information on all of the businesses listed on Visit Nottinghamshire's website. While as much information is included as possible, please make sure to contact the venue ahead of your visit to ask any additional questions you might have.
You may like to take a look at our Accessible Attractions or Accessible Accommodation pages for more places to go in Nottinghamshire. For more information on accessibility in the local area, including travel information and useful links, please click here.
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Gusto Italian Nottingham, offers guests an elegantly Italian experience in the most spectacular of surroundings.
Nottingham
A high-end Indian restaurant in Nottingham's Curry Quarter, based around the dining experience of the Maharajas and guests at the Polo Clubs in India.
Byron’s Brasserie is a charming restaurant, situated in the luxury location of Colwick Hall Hotel.
Nottingham
Nottingham
Josephine’s Tea Room and Café is a classic vintage tea room located directly opposite the Theatre Royal in Nottingham.
The Lace Market, Nottingham
Visit Annie's Burger Shack for a Real American Breakfast available as vegan, veggie or meaty!
Nottingham
Part of the Castle Rock pub group, Kean's Head is located is the lively Lace Market area of Nottingham. This cosy pub offers a wide range of ales and craft beers, alomg with hearty pub food.
Chapel Bar, Nottingham
Las Iguanas is home to fresh & authentic Latin American food & cocktails.
Nottingham
Visit Peggy's Skylight; sit back, relax, and allow yourself to be immersed in an enchanting jazz adventure
Beeston Lane,
Named after the Nottinghamshire Bramley apple, Bramleys Brasserie is located on the ground floor of the Orchard Hotel & Restaurant, hidden away on the University of Nottingham's campus.
Nottingham
The Bell Inn is a fantastic pub situated in the heart of Nottingham, with great staff, great pub food, and real ales.
Triumph Road,
Spokes is a Cycling inspired Coffee House and Restaurant built on the original and iconic Raleigh bike manufacturing site. Now sitting amongst the stunning university buildings on Jubilee Campus this is a great place to relax and unwind.
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Nottingham
The Cod's Scallops is a fine fish and chip shop offering up to 20 species of fish and shellfish a day, despite being furthest from the coast!
Nottingham
Nottingham
The Wollaton Pub & Kitchen is a combination of a "home-from-home" local pub and a "cut-above-the-rest" dining experience concentrated around quality ingredients cooked with love and care. The ethic is an extension of the gastropub tradition -…
Nottingham
Homemade is delighted to announce the opening of it's latest venue at The Forest Pavilion.
Bradmore, Nottingham
Wellington's Cafe & Bistro is the newly refurbished addition to Cherry Lane Garden Centre in Bradmore, located just a couple miles outside the Nottingham ring road.
Nottingham
The Embankment was designed by Albert Nelson Bromley, the architect behind some of the most distinctive Boots pharmacy buildings, and opened in 1907 as ‘Boots Store 2.’
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