Tag Archive: nottingham food

Viet80s – Vietnamese – Nottingham

— Having popped into Viet80s new street food venue last week I went to my older posts to build on my review of their original restaurant. Only to discover I’ve never done a… Continue reading

Cornerstone – Pizza – Nottingham (Sherwood)

It’s an interesting time for Sherwood with Ginza closing and La Capanna changing hands though in truth those are the sort of place I have visited little over the last few years. The… Continue reading

Yang’s & Noodlee – Chinese – Nottingham

As the temperature plummets a lunchtime sandwich often really doesn’t cut it. But where do you go? Something warm and cheap(ish) if required…. but not unhealthy when you were meant to be good… Continue reading

Hey! Chili – Nottingham

U-Canteen may have gone but out with the hyphen and in with the exclamation as Hey! Chili takes its place in a sliver of space on Heathcoat Street. The team behind this venture… Continue reading

Jericho – Fine Dining – Nottingham (Vale of Belvior)

You might have noticed the erratic cadence to my reviews over the last few years, you have Jericho to thank for this return to writing at the start of 2023. Wanting to share… Continue reading

Six Richmond House – Cocktails & Modern British Food – Nottingham

I’ve been a bit slow with getting to this one, particularly as somewhere that should be right up my street. The street in question its literally right up is Hurts Yard, something that… Continue reading

Mollis – Chicken – Nottingham

Don’t get too excited but I’ve got a few places to write about at the moment. Mostly because I’ve not been keeping up with the happenings as quickly as usual, as you may… Continue reading

Binks Yard – Nottingham

only the third post this year and we’re in November. Apologies. Not for lack of good food in Nottingham I must say but with limited time to eat out I have reverted to… Continue reading

Tipu Sultan – Nottingham

Its been a while. Last year I wrote of a couple of gems to emerge, despite Covid. Quality over quantity. I would still urge you to check out Mesa and Everyday People if… Continue reading

Everyday People – Nottingham

Since my original post Everyday People has moved away from small plates and moved their focus to ramen. Its lost a little excitement with a smaller menu but their broths are so good… Continue reading

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