Best Restaurants In Nottingham

Specialising in grilled and roasted meats, Marco Pierre White's eponymous steakhouse is a top choice for fine dining in Nottingham. There's even a dedicated vegan and vegetarian menu for those of you looking for something a little greener.

With stunning architecture and amazing brunch deals, it's no wonder why Embankment made our coveted list. The cosy pub knocks up delicious cuisine, from scrumptious kebab flatbreads to Katsu curries and Louisiana loaded fries.

Italian restaurants in Nottingham? Gusto is a lovely joint that serves a wide range of classics, from steaks to linguine, king prawn bucatini and sharing boards. Plus, you can pair your meal with a glass of vino or prosecco.

Not only does Brewhouse & Kitchen boast over 50 craft sips and a strong collection of spirits, but with a huge beer garden, it's one of the best outdoor restaurants in Nottingham. The wallet-friendly menu will see you tucking into small plates, Sunday roasts, BBQ platters and their signature beer can chicken.

While it may be known as a cracking arcade bar first and foremost, Penny Lane is one of the best restaurants in Nottingham for students. With casual fare such as BBQ wings, burgers, and Belgian waffles, it's a fab venue for an afternoon lunch or a meal after playing a raucous round of ski ball.

Browns Brasserie & Bar? It's only one of the best eateries around. Enjoy chowing down on seafood linguine, sirloin steaks, lobster risotto, and slow-cooked salted pork belly, alongside a range of vino and classic cocktails. 

Looking for a Japanese restaurant in Nottingham? YO! is a great choice, serving up delicious sushi rolls, katsu curries and gyoza from a cool conveyor belt. What's more, the restaurant fronts futuristic decor and a digital menu, which makes everything that little bit easier.

If you're looking to impress your sweetie for date night, The Magic Garden is one of the most romantic restaurants in Nottingham. Fronting a gorgeous floral arch and vintage furniture, the venue is great for tapas, alongside creative concoctions. 

A stellar spot taking you all the way through from brekkie to dinner, Cosy Club is a one-stop drinking and dining destination. From its original interiors and elegant private dining rooms to crowd-pleasing plates inspired by grub from around the world, this is one of the best restaurants in Nottingham.

With quirky interiors, authentic Thai dishes and fun vibes, Zaap is immersing you into a brilliant Bangkok setting. Come here for a feast of fragrant curries, noodle dishes and gyoza galore, all washed down with cocktails and bubble teas at this restaurant.

Situated on Victoria Street, Burra-Khana is bringing a taste of India to Nottingham with its street food-inspired menu of chaats, kati rolls, samosas and curries. If that wasn't enough, the kitchen is also putting its own spin on breakfast classics.

If you enjoy French food with a twist, Petit Paris is a great shout. One of the best independent restaurants in Nottingham, the venue fronts a casual atmosphere while supplying fancy eats, from sirloin steaks all the way through to honey roasted vegetables.

If you're after the best, then Alchemilla has got to be in the running. One of the two Michelin star restaurants in Nottingham, this gorgeous venue is dishing up five, seven or 10-course tasting menus dedicated to British cuisine, alongside delicious wines.

A Trinity Square favourite, Tamatanga is the go-to for cool restaurants in Nottingham. Tuck into flavoursome wraps, biryani bowls, chaats, thalis and curries. Just make sure you leave room for the mango and coconut brûlée cheesecake.

Championing authentic Italian cooking, Piccolino is up there with Nottingham's best restaurants, for both charm and chomps. Spend an evening sipping on fine wines and tucking into all the classics alongside antipasti and sustainably caught fish.

If you're on the hunt for a halal restaurant in Nottingham, check out Anoki's top-notch cuisine. Knock back a cider or beer all while feasting on Indian eats, from vegetarian curries to classic aloo gobi and grilled tandoori sea bass.

Nestled in prime position near the waterfront, The Canalhouse occupies the lower floors of the former museum. Expect industrial interiors complete with resident narrowboats and a menu of international dishes, as well as a vast range of beers.