Son of Steak might be the child of Harvester, but it is Harvesters confident, mid-twenties, hipster child. Large filament lightbulbs must have been shipped in by the dozen along with the classic distressed… Continue reading
People often express their jealousy at the fact I have a food blog with some renown in the Nottingham restaurant scene. They immediately ask how much free stuff I get or whether I have the status to get a… Continue reading
The relative quiet in Nottingham’s restaurant scene is not mirrored by my hectic last few weeks. A new job has seen me travelling more, though some excellent food in Brighton meant it wasn’t… Continue reading
The closing months of 2016 bought the dessert restaurant to Nottingham with the opening of both Heavenly Desserts and Kaspas. These growing chains hit my radar, but being a savoury man they hadn’t… Continue reading
The city might not be the place to be right now. The endless new openings have slowed and recent weeks have taken me to the likes of West Bridgford, Nuthall and Sherwood. Continuing… Continue reading
I can forgive you if you have never heard of Adams. Despite being in the city centre it isn’t too well known and doesn’t market itself. The restaurant is affiliated to New… Continue reading
I actually know the young couple who own The Bakehouse, despite this I haven’t managed to go since they opened in November. They have all the hallmarks of somewhere that I would like,… Continue reading
Lime was my 12th Indian restaurant review in Nottingham…see how others compare: Anoki Calcutta Club Cumin Curry Lounge Kayal Singh’s Memsaab Haveli (Chilwell) Tamatanga Desi Downtown Masala Junction Lime has been on… Continue reading
La Storia is not on the fashionable Central Avenue like most of West Bridgford’s other restaurants. Instead it’s behind Trent Bridge on the residential Musters Road. It does make it easier to… Continue reading
The excesses of Christmas have passed, the mounds of chocolate and carbs are gone. Might you consider a vegan meal as one of your first of 2017? The Peacock has sat opposite… Continue reading
