Peeping hot roasties, seasonal veggies, and huge Yorkshire puddings. These are just a few reasons why we love a good roast on the weekend. And the city is filled with plenty of places to settle into (possibly with a cheeky pint), from cosy watering holes to pretty pubs and high-end restaurants. Make your afternoons a little more wholesome with our roundup of the best Sunday roasts in Nottingham.
Last updated on 3rd August 2023
Showcasing some of the comfiest sofas and traditional decor, The Cross Keys screams 'cosy and quaint'. While getting your hands on a pint (or two), the roast dinner includes a delicious plethora of seasonal veggies, alongside mighty meats and Yorkshire puds.
Serving a cracking Sunday roast from 11am to 8pm, Poppy and Pint have everything you need for a wholesome afternoon. From delicious roasties and veggies to a selection of meat options to chow down on, it also has a selection of national ales and soft drinks to boot.
One of the best places for a Sunday lunch in Nottingham city centre, Browns Brasserie & Bar is a fab shout. While chowing down on juicy sirloin and crispy potatoes (not to mention perfect looking Yorkshire puds), you can pair your meal with a freshly pulled pint or glass of vino.
A venue known for its superb outdoor seating overlooking the River Trent, Brewhouse & Kitchen also fronts some of the best Sunday roasts in Nottinghamshire. Along with delish sides, you can choose from beer can chicken, beef, pork loin or a vegetarian option.
While it might usually be your go-to boozer for a pint, The Malt Cross always knows a thing or two about a cracking roast. Boasting live music events, art classes and tours, the venue also supplies classic British dishes and international bottles of beer.
A must for a cheap Sunday roast in Nottingham, Pitcher & Piano has a killer one starting at £10.95. So what's on the menu? Expect the most scrumptious honey-roasted root veg, sticky cabbage, Yorkshire puds and a homemade gravy to die for.
After country pubs for a Sunday lunch in Nottinghamshire? The Larwood & Voce offers a lip-smacking one, complete with a scenic garden and the scrumptious scran to match. Some highlights? The honey bashed roots and strip loin of beef are bursting with flavour.
Housed in a former canal museum, Canalhouse has your evening set with daily changing specials. Sit outside in its bustling beer garden and tuck into a Sunday roast fit for a king while choosing from a range of beer, wine and cider.
