After wracking our brains for somewhere different to go for dinner in the city centre, we settled on Le Mistral who offer a ‘2 dine with wine for £29’ deal Sunday – Wednesday. For this, you get 2 main courses and a carafe of house wine. Le Mistral is styled like a traditional French restaurant, in… Continue reading Le Mistral, Nottingham city centre
You may have read our previous review for The Curious Manor in Trinity Square, where the food wasn’t too bad but the try-too-hard ‘kitsch’ decor left us rolling our eyes. We received an invite to attend the launch event of their sister bar (or “twisted auntie” as one member of staff described it) and so… Continue reading The Curious Townhouse, Nottingham – launch event
It may feel like a hidden gem, but for us Edin’s is renowned as a place for cheap, fast meals that taste like anything but. Their fixed price menu boasts astonishing value at £7.95 for 2 courses (or just £5 if you get there before 5). It’s unbelievable that they can be making much of… Continue reading Edin’s, Nottingham
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
Before seeing Independence Day 2 (don’t judge – it was shameless, cheesy action!) we popped in for a bite to eat at the Le Bistrot Pierre in Nottingham city centre. We have eaten here before (and at the Leicester branch) but not in a long time so we were looking forward it seeing how they… Continue reading Le Bistrot Pierre Nottingham
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