Sora – Japanese – Nottingham (Beeston)
Every town or city needs a place like Sora. On venture towards ‘the garage’ from the centre of Beeston and you will find this unassuming spot. It really is a cafe feel, simple… Continue reading
Every town or city needs a place like Sora. On venture towards ‘the garage’ from the centre of Beeston and you will find this unassuming spot. It really is a cafe feel, simple… Continue reading
WonderPho has branched out from their small site on Thurland Street to Upper Parliament, though they will be retaining the original too. They’ve made it open but compact, modern with some little nods… Continue reading
The flurries of rain and cooler temperatures have accelerated my autumnal desires for a hearty broth. What luck that Shobu opened this month. Tasnack, that previously occupied this site next to the cat… Continue reading
A product of successful ventures, Yolk & 31k, Skein (Sk-ay-n) was established earlier this year in the same section of Goose Gate. It seems to be trying to rail against the proliferation of… Continue reading
Following many pizza excursions over the last few years I had a few comments about giving this place a go. It’s at the city end of West Bridgford (WB) on the busy corner… Continue reading
A short one today but I’ve been a fan of Specialty in both its former and current incarnations and wanted to highlight its charms. From a previous leafy paradise it’s now a more… Continue reading
Lagan Tapas marks the 20th Indian restaurant I have reviewed since starting to write about food in Nottingham. They haven’t all been good but we are pretty spoilt for choice as a city.… Continue reading
On the strip for Turkish restaurants in Nottingham one has returned to the site that previously housed Bosporus. The closure of that and Istanbul left just Tipoo as top Turkish in town. These… Continue reading
Returning to the recently vacated Kushi-Ya space I was pleased to see a positive and distinct transformation. The layout remains but is now accented by darker woods and green upholstery. Opening at the… Continue reading