Nan Tei – Japanese – Nottingham
I rarely write about restaurants more than once, but felt compelled to after a recent visit to Nan Tei. My review in 2019 was positive though I summed up with; ‘why wouldn’t you… Continue reading
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10 + years of Frusher on Food
Some brief thoughts on writing and running my website for over 10 years!
Little Brickhouse – European – Nottingham
I’ve been a fan of the Little Brickhouse brunch for some time. They now only offer it on a Saturday but its a vibrant plate of food that manages to be both comforting… Continue reading
Battle of the bakeries
Spoiler alert, I am afraid it’s not much of a battle as both are great in their own ways. In retrospect I should have highlighted them both sooner as I have found much… Continue reading
World Service – Fine Dining – Nottingham
As a student in Nottingham in the late 00’s Hart’s and World Service were really the only places I’d heard of in the ‘fine dining’ scene. When I started working I visited both… Continue reading
Cleaver & Wake – Fine Dining – Nottingham
I was due to write this last year, a lost my draft meant my enthusiasm had disappeared, but as a prominent Nottingham restaurant I revisited my notes to cover it today. I have… Continue reading
Great Food Club – Collaboration
I’ve been able to spend more time writing recently and as well as pieces on my own site I’ve also rekindled a partnership with the Great Food Club who I started writing for… Continue reading
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
Taquero – Mexican – Nottingham
With few big ticket openings in the last year Taquero was the long awaited new restaurant from the team behind Iberico. If you have been following them on social media you’d have seen,… 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