After dragging friends (willing or otherwise) to the Purecraft in Birmingham every time we visit, we were thrilled when a Purecraft popped up on St Peter’s gate in Nottingham. We have been enjoying the beers of sister company Purity brewery for a long while, so knew we were in for a beery treat. Stuck for… Continue reading Purecraft beer tasting, Nottingham
For a chain restaurant, Loch Fyne do what they do very well. Simple, tasty seafood dishes made with the freshest ingredients. We have been coming here for years and usually eat from their fixed price menu or their brunch menu (their full Scottish breakfast with a bloody mary is great to soothe a hangover). Today… Continue reading Loch Fyne
As we had friends over for the day, we thought we should probably interrupt the drinking with some food. We’ve been to the Herbert Kilpin a number of times for the great selection of craft beer but we’ve never eaten there so thought we’d give it a whirl. We had brunch a just a few… Continue reading The Herbet Kilpin, Nottingham
Iberico World Tapas in the Lace Market is one of our favourite restaurants, so ever since we clocked the whitewashed windows and the ‘Bar Iberico coming soon’ posters in Hockley, we’ve been impatiently waiting for it to open. YAY! A BAR! We had but three burning questions: How will it be different? Will it be as… Continue reading Bar Iberico Nottingham – opening night event
We’d never heard of the Black Bull before we received an invite to eat there, but after a quick check on Trip Advisor and looking at photos of their food online we knew we would be in for a treat so we agreed and booked a table for Sunday lunch – yay! Another roast for… Continue reading The Black Bull, Blidworth
A Sunday roast is without a doubt our favourite meal of the week and we’ve tried most of what the city has to offer in search of the best roast in Nottingham. As a result, were always looking out for one that we’ve not tried yet and our interest is definitely piqued by something a little… Continue reading Baresca Nottingham: Sunday roast
The pre-theatre set menu is a difficult thing to get right. By its nature, the restaurant needs to turn tables round quickly without compromising the quality of the food or making customers feel rushed. It’s a competitive market and I think over the years we’ve tried them all – most restaurants around the Nottingham Royal… Continue reading Petit Paris pre-theatre menu, Nottingham
Browns has always considered itself in the upper tier of Nottingham eateries and we have had plenty of good meals there in the past. Consistency, however, appears to be their problem. Sometimes the food is amazing and other times we’d rather have spent our money elsewhere. The arrival of a £15 voucher when you spend… Continue reading Browns Brasserie and Bar
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