There are restaurants that entertain you for an evening, and then there are restaurants that slip into your memory days later while you’re thinking about beurre blanc, warm bread, or a plate of risotto so simple it had absolutely nowhere to hide.
Where to eat in Nottingham. The Hey Lolly Guide
Nottingham Food Guide Best Restaurants in Nottingham: Where to Eat Now Looking for the best restaurants in Nottingham? This Hey Lolly guide rounds up the …
Raymonds Nottingham Restaurant Review. Updated for 2026.
Raymonds Nottingham has found its stride I feel, this restaurant no longer reaches for greatness, it just cooks like it’s already there. Hey Lolly This …
Bistro 66 Brunch Review. A Full House and Flavour to Match
A busy, well-loved Beeston brunch spot serving colourful plates that taste every bit as good as they look, with attentive service and standout chorizo hash browns.
Skein Nottingham Review. A Date Night Worth Booking
An intimate dining room, quietly confident service and plates that felt refined without ever losing warmth, Skein made a very strong impression from the first olive to the last spoonful of dessert.
The Ivy 1917 Lunch Menu Review
Is The Ivy Nottingham’s £19.17 lunch menu actually worth it? I tried the 1917 heritage lunch menu to find out. Here’s what the food, atmosphere and bill were really like.
COYA City Review. Peruvian Restaurant in the City of London.
A Friday night review of COYA City, covering the evening bottomless brunch and three-course dinner. Expect high energy, generous pours and a lively atmosphere with food that shows promise but leans more towards style than substance. A fun night out, as long as you know what you’re booking.
Dishoom Shoreditch Review. Is the Famous Bombay Café Still Worth the Queue?
An honest Dishoom Shoreditch review based on repeat visits, covering the food, atmosphere, service and value, plus how it compares to Covent Garden and why it still delivers big on flavour.
Plates by Purnell’s Review
Plates by Purnell’s review, gorgeous dining room, good service and plates that look the part but were pricey, underwhelming and forgettable.
Piccalilli Nottingham Review. Candlelit Comfort in a Hidden Courtyard
This Piccalilli Nottingham review covers a softly lit dining room tucked off the city centre, plates of treacle-baked ham, bright, sharp fish and a chocolate, coffee and whisky sponge that almost finished me off. Warm service, understated elegance and food I’d happily eat again.
