Amazing venue! Performed at the Royal Concert Hall for the first time a couple of weeks ago. I’ve been to gigs here but always wanted to play on the stage. It didn’t disappoint! Just a wonderful room to perform and the audience were brilliant. Highly recommended!

We are so blessed to have so many great concert and theatres venues in Nottingham. The theatre royal is fabulous for plays and the concert hall for artists. On this occasion I went to see " Queen of the Night " A Whitney Houston tribute . The whole show was fantastic, she looked and sounded like Whitney , the band was top class and all engaged so well with the audience. Loved the show. As for the Concert Hall, great seating and views, fabulous acoustic, friendly helpful staff and very good pricing. Downsides, no bar and very poor toilet facilities, especially for women where the queue is huge. If they got those two things upgraded would easily be a 5 star venue.

Our last visit took us in the theatre side. The staff are always helpful and the theatre is a cosier feel. Comfy seats. We were in the balcony and still get a good view but be wary of the barrier if a shorter person as may block view a bit. However, this is only on the balcony level but on every row

My first time since childhood, probably about 50 years ago. There's a strange kind of beauty within the theatre slightly haunting and enigmatic which draws the eye around theatre and up to the beautiful ceiling. If you get the opportunity to go to a show, take it, it's an incredible place .

I loved my visit to see Kinky Boots at the Theatre.. my 1st visit in over 20 years. I was so chuffed to get a wheelchair seat and one where my sister (carer) could be with me too. She helped me and made sure I was okay everywhere. The view from accessible seating is a touch restricted as it's under the dress circle at the back of the stalls (any action high up is hard to see but as most happens at stage level.. all was good and I loved the show. It's got to be good views as its at the side of the lighting desk and they need to see too! See my video for your view.

Went to the Royal Concert Hall to see Jim Jefferies in action. The show was awesome, and the place has amazing acoustics. I was on the 5th floor, and the sound was perfect. Plenty of bars along the floors, and plenty of space while you wait for the show. Close to the tram station.

Attended the concert hall which was fine, not many seats before the auditorium opens, drinks and snacks available, wine and beer expensive, staff pleasant. Inside the auditorium was fine, too, comfortable, there seemed to be a good view from any position, acoustics were good.

Nottingham Castle played an important role in Britain's history. Apart from being famous for being home to the Sheriff of Nottingham, the castle was a strategic stronghold during England's civil war in the 1600's. Today the castle is museum that houses exhibits of Nottingham's lace manufacturing, studies surrounding the "Major Oak" in Sherwood Forest, and many other interesting displays. Outside the walls is a statue of Robin Hood that is a must see for visitors. Beneath the city is a network of caves that are also present at the castle. Booking a tour of the castle caves provides visitors with much more information about the history and importance Nottingham Castle has played in Britain's history.

Cool castle ramparts encasing a grand mansion steeped in history. Highly recommend booking a cave tour to explore the tunnels within the castle rock. The guides are hugely knowledgeable and give you a fun, educational, story-filled experience.

Nottingham Castle looks impressive and full of history, even from the outside. The grand architecture and its position overlooking the city make it a striking landmark. The grounds and surrounding area are beautifully kept and offer great photo opportunities. A must-see spot that captures the heritage and charm of Nottingham!

The castle is nice but was expecting more of a castle then an art museum. There are few interesting exhibits. The castle looks nice from the outside, the grounds are nicely maintaned offering nice views over Nottingham. The price is a little high for the experience. The Robin Hood experience is nice but is more of a playground for kids with interactive stuff, for adults kind of boring. The cave tour was nice but to pay extra for that, above the entrance price can be pricey for some folks compared to the experiance. The staff is nice and hepful. You buy tickets at the entrance or online waiting in the queue is the same to enter. Next to the castle you'll find a mini square with the statue of Robin Hood. The Forest exhibition is let's say ok but doesn't really impress, a natural woodland walk might be better. One visit is enough honestly, doesn't make any sense to visit the castle again especially if you travel from a bigger distance. The location of the castle is very good, in the city center, car park buildings close by. The souvenir shop and restaurant is nice.

Nottingham Castle is a great mix of history, legend, and modern storytelling. The museum inside offers well-presented exhibits about Robin Hood, local art, and the city’s past. The castle grounds are beautifully maintained with lovely views over Nottingham. While the original medieval castle no longer stands, the experience is still engaging and family-friendly — worth a visit if you’re exploring the city’s heritage.

The staff were all very helpful and friendly entry price is reasonable but..... I was expecting more castle. I am aware that the castle is self was destroyed many many years ago. I enjoy looking at castles in their various states and wonder what they would have been like. The exhibitions were informative and interactive.

Personally, we thought £15 entry for adults (£30 for us both) was expensive for a one-off visit if you wanted a tour of the caves that was an extra £8 per adult (we did not go on that). Yes, the entry ticket lasts a year and you can go as many times as you want which is good if you live close by, It's nice that children are free to enter, nice grounds with views over Nottingham, it's not really a Castle more like a mansion building which houses an art gallery / museum in the main building, the Robin Hood experience is more for kids with lots of interactive things to do, we enjoyed the Rebellion part of the exhibition and all about the history of Nottinghams troubled past, Wasn't really impressed with the echos of the Forest exhibition lots of tree photos and a video of some ladies dressed on cloaks hiding in trees, it may be I would prefer to walk in a natural woodland or forest and listen to the natural sound of nature, personally we would not return as we have seen it

These Guided tours are very informative and interesting, great on a hot day as it's lovely and cool down there. We visited with the intention of us all going in, however it's not ideal for toddlers. Our 1 and a 1/2 year old son would have found it very frustrating had he gone down. Our kids between 9-13years loved it as a lot of the tour was about children! Would recommend a visit with kids or as a couple of you are Into hidden history of cities!

Dave our guide put on an entertaining tour with fun and drama to keep the younger members of the group entertained. It’s great when someone puts so must effort into making this tour so memorable in the forty five minutes time frame. Thanks for giving me an insight into life in the caves as I’d no idea so much took place there.

A must-see in Nottingham! The caves are fascinating, and our guide Andy was fantastic — funny, knowledgeable, and full of great stories that brought the underground history to life. Top tip: wear comfy shoes, as the ground can be uneven. Such a unique experience right under the city centre!

Hidden beneath the bustling streets of Nottingham lies an extraordinary network of history, atmosphere, and intrigue — the City of Caves. This subterranean wonder is more than a collection of ancient sandstone chambers; it is a living chronicle of the city’s past, beautifully preserved and thoughtfully presented. My visit was made all the more memorable thanks to our fantastic tour guide, Sam, whose warmth, wit, and depth of knowledge brought the caverns vividly to life. From the moment the tour began, she effortlessly balanced historical insight with engaging humour — even jesting that if we didn’t enjoy the experience, we should attribute it to “Philip” instead. Naturally, there was no need for poor Philip to take the fall; Sam’s delivery was impeccable. Her ability to weave fascinating anecdotes of medieval tanners, wartime air raid shelters, and long-forgotten dwellers transformed what could have been a simple historical walkthrough into a truly immersive journey. One could almost feel the weight of centuries pressing gently through the stone walls, softened by Sam’s charm and enthusiasm. The atmosphere below ground is simultaneously eerie and comforting — dimly lit tunnels giving way to surprisingly spacious chambers, each echoing with the whispers of those who once lived and worked here. It’s a setting that invites reflection, curiosity, and, for those with an appreciation for the finer subtleties of history, genuine awe. In short, the City of Caves is a Nottingham treasure — a reminder that some of the most remarkable stories are told not in grand halls or museums, but in the quiet depths beneath our feet. With Sam as your guide (or perhaps “Philip,” should you prefer the mystery), it is an experience not to be missed.

Lovely little hour tour. Pur tour guide Evie was full of energy and told the stories and histories with such fun and theatre. Very interesting and worth every penny and a donation.

Buy tickets in advance to get a time slot. The tickets are valid for twelve months. The guided tour was great, lots of stories and information from our guide. Would recommend, along with the Halls of Justice. Maybe not for the claustrophobic!

The tour of the caves gives a comprehensive and immersive experience of the caves and their inhabitants over the years. Their history is as interesting as its Grimm. Definitely recommended.

A great fun place for kids with lots of activities including a good play area and animal feeding. Lovely gardens to walk around and relax in. No admission charge but donation is appreciated. We got the kids lunch boxes from the cafe which were full to the brim for under £3.

We recently visited Stonebridge City Farm when we were staying in Nottingham for a few nights and I highly recommend a visit. This farm is run by volunteers, is free to visit and was even better than I thought it would be. You can buy £1 animal feed on entry and feed the animals on the way around which my 2 kids absolutely loved. So many animals to see . There is a really nice cafe on site. Baked potato £4 which was massive and really filling. Great value compared to some places you visit. Toilets on sits and also a kids play park. Definitely pop down if nearby and support such a wonderful farm .

Looking for a free, accessible escape in Nottingham? While parking is limited, this charming spot near the city offers a delightful, albeit small, collection of animals. The staff are incredibly friendly, and there's a convenient cafe on site for refreshments. It's not a huge zoo, but its free entry makes it perfect for a sunny day visit, offering a pleasant break from city life.

Lovely oasis of calm in the city, a great place for a quick diversion from the hustle and bustle. We enjoyed feeding the animals.

Ut is nice little place with animals, garden, cafe and shop. Animals look well kept and staff are very nice on site. It also has playground for kids which is great

Such an amazing facility to have so close to the city centre. Managed to get a space in the car park, staff were very friendly and helpful. Even at the suggested donation price, great value for money.

Lovely place to visit for anyone, families, friends, or on your own! They have lovely gardens, cafe, small gift shop and lovely well looked after animals. The cows and goats are always enthusiastic for a scratch! Make sure to check their social media because sometimes they have activities going on too!

This was my third time coming here on 28.07.2025 and this time I brought my family who flew in from overseas to the UK. We were all really looking forward to it. We arrived at reception at 6:30pm and waited about 10 minutes but no one came to seat us. In the end, we went up to the bartender and were told we had to find our own table — just like a food court. The table we found was dirty and hadn’t been cleared. The restaurant wasn’t even that busy, but there was only 1-2 waiter serving everyone. It took another 10 to 15 minutes just to place our order for drinks( 2 beer,2 cocktail & 2 coke), 5 starters, and 4 mains course. After waiting 30 minutes, we still didn’t have any drinks. We asked the same waitress who took our order — she went into the kitchen, then came back and told us the kitchen had lost our order and we’d have to order again. She promised us a free drink as an apology, but in the end, we didn’t get anything at all. Meanwhile, people queuing at the bar got their drinks straight away, while we waited nearly 50 minutes for ours — it was really unacceptable. It wasn’t just our table waiting — the nearby customers were all waiting too. Another 15 minutes later, our starters finally arrived, followed by the mains, but they still missed one of our dishes. When we asked the waiter again, he told us to wait, but after another 10 minutes with nothing happening, we just paid and left. We originally planned to order dessert, but we gave up because we didn’t know how much longer we’d have to wait. Honestly, it was a terrible experience. Despite the beautiful setting, the service was unbelievably bad. It completely wasted our precious time and ruined our evening. I’d rather go to Wetherspoons than ever come back here again.

History, Hues, and Hospitality: Sunday Lunch at Pitcher and Piano Nottingham ​Our Sunday lunch reservation at The Pitcher and Piano in Nottingham was an absolutely memorable experience, thanks primarily to its stunning and unique setting. Housed within the magnificent High Pavement Unitarian Chapel, this Grade II listed building—originally constructed in 1876—is far more than just a restaurant; it’s a living piece of Nottingham history. ​The architecture alone is worth the visit. It's truly breathtaking to dine beneath the soaring ceilings and surrounded by the retained grandeur of the former chapel. The conversion, which happened in 1998, brilliantly preserved key elements, giving the space an atmosphere that is simultaneously historic and modern. It makes for one of the most visually interesting and vibrant dining environments you could find in the city, perfectly blending its past as a place of worship and a lace museum with its present as a popular social hub. ​For a fun, tangible souvenir, we took advantage of the on-site photo booth. It’s a great way to remember your visit, costing £5 for four physical prints and including a digital download of your photos, making the unique backdrop part of your memory. ​Making the online reservation was smooth and efficient, and upon arrival, we were treated to excellent hospitality. Our experience was made particularly wonderful by Jess, who waited on us. Jess was attentive, professional, and added a warm, friendly touch to our meal, ensuring everything was perfectly taken care of. Great service combined with great surroundings elevates a simple lunch into an occasion. ​Overall, The Pitcher and Piano offers a truly unique destination for food and drinks. If you’re looking for delicious dining in a jaw-dropping location, this venue delivers on both history and quality service. Highly recommended!

Great place wonderful building pre concert drinks or would have loved to stay longer Thomas who served us was excellent. Whilst we didn’t eat the food looked and smelled delicious will definitely be back

We had our wedding reception at Pitcher & Piano Nottingham, and it was absolutely perfect! The venue looked beautiful, the food was delicious, and the whole team was so friendly and accommodating. A special thank you to Chelcie, who tailor-made the arrangements to suit us perfectly and was incredibly helpful throughout the planning. She made everything run so smoothly and really helped make our celebration unforgettable. We couldn’t have asked for a better experience. Highly recommend Pitcher & Piano for any special occasion!!

Piano & Pitcher is set in a beautifully converted church right in the city centre—a truly impressive space with high vaulted ceilings and stained glass windows that have been carefully preserved. Even the walk up to the toilets offers a striking view overlooking the main bar, highlighting just how grand the building really is. The seating is well spaced out, making it a comfortable place to sit and chat over drinks. We took advantage of their two-for-one cocktail deal available during the week and started with Old Fashioneds. The first round, made by the main bartender, was lovely—smooth, balanced, and well presented. However, the second round was a disappointment. It was prepared by a different member of staff while the bartender was on break, and the quality dropped significantly—the drink was watery, poorly mixed, and even had an orange garnish that appeared off, which we couldn’t overlook. We returned it and switched to Negronis, which were just average. Overall, Piano & Pitcher offers great value for money in a stunning setting, but the cocktail quality is inconsistent and seems to depend heavily on who’s behind the bar. With a bit more consistency, it could easily live up to the beauty of its surroundings.

Had a wonderful Date Night in an atmopheric Location! But should mention that the music is louder than in a normal Restaurant. Delightful Service by Betsy and her colleagues, thank you! Great mixed small plates and an incredible Pornstar Martini. Would defenitely come back on future trips to Nottingham.

Nice food and superb church setting. The ambiance was marvelous! There’s nothing to complain about except sometimes when you order and pay via the QR code, it may not go through. I didn’t encounter any problem but my friend did, so she had to go asking the staff to check if it was alright and ended up ordering and paying the analog way.

Ordered hummus and flatbread with paprika seasoning and cucumber sticks. Got served ice cold, wet tortillas with hummus with no seasoning and ice cold, wet lettuce. Not expecting miracles. Just what was on the menu. My partner ordered the pie which was dry as anything and gravy which was like water. I am sure it's a grand spot for a pint, but we moved on fairly quickly. Avoid if you want food.

We came in on 24/4/25 as we had a voucher to use. The lady behind the bar was absolutely lovely but the food was very disappointing. I ordered a hunters chicken and it came with no side salad at all. Just chicken and chips with BBQ sauce. My husband had steak which was overcooked and had to be returned.

Probably the worst pub meal I have ever had. Whoever works in the kitchen really does not love what they’re doing and does not want to be there. I ordered a steak meal, it came out unseasoned, was the size of my palm and was accompanied by 18 chips, half of a small tomato, 1 mushroom and half a cup of peas that looked like they had just been tipped out of a freezer bag. Very unappetising and poor value. The best part of the meal was the beer and surely they can’t stuff that up! I couldn’t wait to leave.

Come here regularly, service is always really good. Staff are friendly and helpful. Always let you know if there is a delay on food for any reason. Menu changed not long ago, the lunchtime deal is great value and always plenty to eat.

Had such a great meal here, the staff were so welcoming would definitely recommend if you’re looking for a great place for food

Came in Monday for fish and chips was served by a young lady called Tana I think she said. She seemed very friendly and super helpful she even came to check our food was ok.

We came for a meal as we have not been in so long. We had the philly cheese steak meal and it was amazing, staff and chef excellent, would highly recommend both the place and the food. Xx

We have just had the worst meal out in Nottingham we've had for years! The pub was empty yet the food took ages, when the 6 meals arrived it was a combination of dried out, over cooked and cold food. So disappointed! On the plus side the bar staff were amazing they did all they could to resolve the issue and couldn't apologise enough which was sad that their hard work gets overshadowed by the kitchen failure. We were offered free desserts which we waited nearly an hour for and left as they didn't arrive. The bar and bar staff are fantastic but the kitchen is a complete joke!

Absolutely brilliant live our time at O’Neill’s Nottingham the staff are amazing and the food is beautiful fantastic job chefs and the music choice was perfect while watching all the sports. I could go on and on with praise but I’d be here all day thank you O’Neill’s notts we’ll all be back soon.

We both had the mixed grill I had the normal size with added Mac and cheese my husband had the large mixed grill. Not a meal I usually have as I'm funny about meat being tough, I'm so glad I did all the meat was really nice and tender, the Mac and cheese was lovely (one of my favourites) onion rings were really nice as well. Will definitely eat here again. Really reasonable price as well.

tuff roof view from the top also ate there and they got good food

Just been here multiple times, always for great fish and chips. However today I've got a burned fish like reaaaally burn. I politely said to the waitress that it cannot be eaten and guess what in 5 min I've got the same fish again. I thought it is a joke! What in the world is happening and why?? Not to mention I had to wait more than half an hour. This feedback must definitely be read by a manager. I mean really??? OMG

We didnt eat here so can't comment on the food.. but the drinks were a good price watched the boxing, atmosphere was really good.. plenty people in to create a good ambience but not overly crowded...

Great drinks and very friendly staff. Highly recommended 👌

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🐾 🍻 We recently held our very first dachshund charity event at BrewDog Nottingham, and we couldn’t have asked for a better experience. From start to finish, the team made everything seamless and stress-free. A huge thank you to Jenn, the manager, for not only donating the space to us but also organising an incredible fundraiser of their own to support our charity—an amazing and generous surprise that truly meant the world to us. We also want to give a special shout-out to Joe and Cam, who were absolutely brilliant on the day. Their support, energy, and kindness helped make the event such a success. Our supporters had a fantastic time, and we’re so grateful to the entire BrewDog Nottingham team for helping us pull off such a memorable day. We can’t wait to come back! 🐾🍻

Service was decent, pizza was nice, a little pricey but was expected. Atmosphere was fine. Would recommend for a few afternoon drinks

Both Joe and Sophia were very attentive and welcoming. We popped in for a drink and a bite to eat, and didn't expect how good the pizza was (Joe top work). Both my wife and I would recommend coming back, thanks for making our wedding anniversary quick drinks perfect.

Had lunch here today. Joe was great and made some really good pizzas. The nachos were good but not amazing. Atmosphere was OK but we were the only customers sat inside the whole time we were there.

Dropping by for a pre-theatre drink. Great choice of keg beers and samples offered freely. Staff are friendly and welcoming. Nice buzz to the place even early evening in the midweek.

Great service from Joe, who had a wealth of knowledge about all the beers on offer. Joe was running the whole place solo (it was Sunday lunch time and fairly quiet) but still managed to accomplish everyone’s food and drinks orders, preparing and cooking our food himself whilst also engaging with all the customers that came in during our visit.

We had a Brew School experience with friends which was amazing Great company Amazing server - very knowledge and friendly Fabulous afternoon and would definitely recommend

This park offers ample space for children and dogs, featuring designated walking paths and expansive fields with both on-leash and off-leash areas. Its extensive grounds provide numerous recreational opportunities, complemented by an adjacent skate/scooter park. Parking is affordable, and convenient refreshment options, including ice cream and beverages, are available.

We love this country park! Parking isn't easy at peak times, but you can park on the road surrounding for free. Just make sure if you park in the car park you get a ticket - I've seen tickets wardens, and it's cheap! Lovely little cafe when you enter. Then a great sensory tour in the forest, our kids always stop and play here first. Down at the main park, loads of areas to play football, sandpit and a skate park...also recently found an amazing pump track! It's unreal! If your kid likes bikes, parks it perfect

Fantastic place to take children & dogs. Lots of fields, play area, skate park, sensory area in woodland, lots of ducks on pond & dog agility course at the back of the park. Reasonable price for parking, however car park gets full at peak times.

First time I've visited this park. Was very impressed with how nice it was. Lots of play areas for kids and loads of waterfowl on the lake. Really beautiful area.

The park is one of the best parks in Leicestershire. There is plenty to do for children, such as a sensory garden, a big play area with sandpits, slides and swings, and a skate park. It's a perfect place for a family day out in the sunny weather! Car park is chargeable and a bit small, but you can park on the road in a walking distance just before you get to the park. There are Caffè shop, a couple of ice cream vans during warm days, and next to play area there are 2 food trucks. If you love to spend time outdoors, close to the nature, then this is a perfect spot! Highly recommended!

Beautiful park, walkways, lake with ducks & swans. Great for the whole family, children's sensory area, lovely coffee shop. Lots of seating around the lake for the elderly or just to take in the tranquility. Love our day there.

This park is a perfect family park, lots of paths trees and fields to explore as well as toilets and a small cafe. The kids love the play area and outdoor gym space too. There is a well attended parkrun held here and kids parkrun, as well as Ramblers Wellbeing Walks most weeks. There is a changing place here in the little building they have near the car park too which also has a room with a large screen which would hold around 30 people and a small kitchenette for groups to hire. The paths round the lake are really accessible hard paths for a shorter walk or there are many longer routes round. There's even a dogs play area with training equipment

The Heritage Centre itself is lovely. Visited the cafe that was a little overwhelmed, the staff who I hope were new staff were struggling to cope on a busy Sunday Lunchtime, this was not helped by many of the customers not understanding the order pagers, and that what was on their receipts was not necessarily what they had ordered, as these were being handled written separately. The gardens are lovely and food was good. Some confusion over hot drinks and a rather rude member of staff, but I'll allow for the fact it wa a hot busy day.

This is a marvellous place to come and visit, there's parking along the canalside available with just a small walk to the Heritage Centre... I only had a coffee as my time was limited but there's plenty available to eat and drink with inside and outside seating available... There's much on view to read about the history of the area and lot's to view outside along the canal and a further short walk to the wonderful Beeston Marina and another short walk to the Attenborough Nature Reserve... like I Said there's plenty to see and do... An absolutely fantastic way to spend a few hours of your day... Come along, you will most certainly enjoy your time here...

Such a lovely place to visit! There’s convenient parking along the canal, just a short walk to the Heritage Centre. I only stopped for a coffee this time, but the café offers plenty of food and drink options, with both indoor and outdoor seating. There’s lots of interesting history to read about, and the surrounding area is beautiful — perfect for a stroll along the canal. A short walk takes you to Beeston Marina, and a little further on is the stunning Attenborough Nature Reserve. A fantastic spot to spend a few relaxing hours. Definitely worth a visit — you’ll really enjoy your time here!

Worth a visit, I ordered croissant filled with bacon, mushrooms and scrambled eggs. I don't normally get get excited about food however it was great it was made with passion and care. The cappuccino was top as well.

First visit yesterday. Lovely place. Great cafe with good gluten free options. Much appreciated by Coeliacs so thank you!

Nice cafe and garden with views of the river and weir. Thereis a limited menu on Mondays as the kitchen is deep cleaned ( including bank holidays!).

The tearoom is a delight, with a variety of hot and cold foods, snacks and drinks. We have enjoyed many visits here, sitting outside, on the roof terrace and also inside. It's a lovely community garden outside and plenty to do if you're visiting with small children. You won't be disappointed with the food, it's fresh and top quality. A lovely enjoyable environment.

What an incredible museum and well worth the entrance fee. The history of the museum, along with details of the former inmates, was so interesting. There is just so much to learn about, and presented so well. I've visited so many old goals over the years, but this museum offers far more and definitely worth visiting.

So impressed by this museum. Full of information and exhibits some of them interactive .But the highlight was the live performances of a Georgian trial in which members of the public took part and the "hanging" performance. Both were entertaining and informative. Could have stayed for hours. Highly recommend

Very interesting, loved the people acting out scenes and hangings, interesting stories and a well laid out and facinating display. There are lots of interactive displays and fun things to do. Go on spoil yourself, have some fun, you deserve it!!!

It's my first time coming here and it was very interesting, I learned a lot. They made it more enjoyable with the wrist bands, and you walked around looking for the prisoners' numbers and found out what they were imprisoned for. The actors were very good and friendly, which made the day more enjoyable. Also enjoyed the little cafe the food was delicious and I'd happily come here again.

The National Justice Museum was an interesting museum, brought to life by the people playing characters, so make sure you get to listen to the stories in court and at the gallows. The museum has a frustrting safe to crack (which we did not manage to do) and we enjoyed a brief stop at the cafe. About 2 hours and twin with the Caves (must see as well). Get a joint ticket!

great experience, we loved the actors making it a very immersive experience. a fantastic feature on the current legal system for people seeking asylum which is brought to life by a film following the story of an amazing woman, we would really recommend watching this when you come.

Looking for an interesting and fun day in Nottingham…we spent over three hours visiting the fascinating national justice museum and highly recommend this well organised and original experience including the enactments! Cafe tea was the best in the city and the staff were fantastic. Can’t wait to use my annual ticket to go to the museum again.

Me and bf came for Wings Wednesday first time coming. Great customer service warm welcome. Great music good vibes Wings had amazing flavours wings came out at a good pace wasn’t waiting long. Staff were attentive asking us is everything was good. Very enjoyable evening we adding this to our list of places we’d come to highly recommend!

The Blind Rabbit: A Must-Visit for Cocktails and Cool Vibes ​Rating: 5/5 Stars ​The Blind Rabbit is exactly what you want in a destination bar: a spot with serious personality, incredible drinks, and fantastic service. ​We stopped in just for cocktails and were immediately charmed by the atmosphere. We were lucky enough to snag a window seat overlooking the square, and watching the rain fall outside only added to the wonderfully cozy and intimate vibe. The decorations are absolutely everywhere—a wonderful, maximalist feast for the eyes that makes you feel like you've stepped into a hidden world. Every corner holds something unique to look at, creating a fun, intimate, and engaging setting. ​The service was top-notch. Our server was attentive, friendly, and clearly knowledgeable about the menu, helping guide us through the creative drink selections. Speaking of which, the cocktails were expertly crafted and delicious—a testament to the skill behind the bar. ​If you’re looking for a memorable night out with high-quality drinks and a truly unique, hidden atmosphere, make sure to find The Blind Rabbit. Highly recommended!

Our waitress was very attentive & frriendly! The food came quickly & was very flavourful. We will definitely be back!

Good place to vibe with friends here. We went in the evenings and it was busy and we grab the seats outside with cool breeze air along with the sunset. Budget friendly, good customer service and must try is their wings

We recently had our wedding celebration here and it was absolutely perfect. The venue was exactly what we were looking for, and the whole day ran seamlessly. We catered for all our guests with a selection of wings and fries — they were a total hit, and people are still talking about them! The staff went above and beyond to ensure every little detail was spot on. It was honestly the best experience any of us have had with venue staff — they were all exemplary, and the company is incredibly lucky to have them. Special thanks to Sunny, who we liaised with during the planning. They were so thorough, supportive, and helpful every step of the way. Couldn’t recommend this place more. Thank you for helping us create such a memorable day.

Cool quirky place. I had the Yoda burger. Would recommend. Tasty food & well presented.

If your looking for great burgers in Nottingham this is the only place you need to go,by far the best burger in Nottingham city centre. These burgers are bursting with flavour and made with quality ingredients, they really are as good as they look in the pictures. The restaurant vibe is fantastic,very cool, and well laid out. Upstairs looks perfect for groups to have fun on the arcade machines with plenty of screens for sports,and also it’s own bar. The food was great value for money, if I’m honest I don’t rate the cocktails and they are over priced so I wouldn’t recommend a cocktail. It’s in a great location with a car park with in 1 minute walk, and tram stops just as close

Lovely pub and very dog friendly. Serving food that is well worth visiting here for, with weekly specials. The car park has been turned into a large outdoor seating area. So no parking available.

Absolutely delicious Sunday dinner with lovely, warm attentive service. Soup for starter, beef for main and sides of cauliflower cheese and mash potatoes Pudding of apple crumble and ice cream. Yummy Will be back. Thanks so much

We just came back from The Frame Breakers,where we had an amazing time, celebrating our wedding anniversary with my husband,our daughter and a beagle. The food was fantastic:hot, tasty and portions were huge 😊. First time visit and definitely not last. Thank you to the owner and all staff for your hard work❤️.

Great local pub. Good food that's not the same as everywhere else, really nice beer. Bar staff have always been very friendly.

Always a great welcome from the staff, great selection of beer and cider and very dog friendly 🐕🐩🐶🐾 Food is amazing too. Highly recommended ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Nice food, good selection of beers and friendly staff, dog friendly. Had a nice visit to The Frame Breakers today for lunch. The pub is is nicely decorated and there is an outside seating area. Food is cooked and brought to you quickly. Everyone enjoyed the food and it was nice to see that they use local produce and desserts from local businesses. There was a bit of a glitch with our desserts where they only brought 2 out of 4 but they apologised profusely and offered us something for the inconvinience - overall a very pleasant experience. For 5 stars I'd say it would be good if the serving staff came and checked in on how the food is - I'm usually the person who dislikes this but we had a few errors which could have been resolved much more quickly if this had occurred.

Friendly and popular village pub. Can get busy at times. Limited food choices but good selection of beers.

The service did as well as they could do in search a large venue that has since stopped table service and only has 2 staff on a Wednesday. The food was cold, the coldslaw tasteless and the steak that I asked to be medium rare was simply dire for £24. If I’d have breathed on it, it would have alived itself and ran off pretty much annoyed as I was.

Had Sunday Roast. It was delicious. The pub is clean, lots of room. The service was excellent, and the staff was very friendly. Dog friendly, which is a major plus.

Decent pub grub. Had a mixed grill which was nice but not great. My order got mixed up with someone else's so I didn't get it until very late but waitress was very apologetic. Reasonable price and standard (being a Greene King pub) was acceptable.

Oh dear. As last post said… avoid at all cost. 4 of us spent over£120, between us, drinks included. However, sent 1 meal back, which was deducted, and we should have sent them all back, but us being us didn't want to cause a fuss. All 4 meals were totally overcooked. Sent 1 back and the waitress said she couldn't guarantee it wouldn't come out the same so had to choose something different, which was still overcooked. The place was empty. Not surprised after that crap. We totally didn't blame the waitress/bar staff. Won't be returning. This place is so up and down. Green king - you should be ashamed! Had better at wetherspoons and don't rate them either so that's saying something!

Always had a good experience here but the visit today wasn't our best experience. Started off with the staff on the personal phones behind the bar while we were waiting to be seated. The same member of staff didn't take our drinks order and others came in after us and had drinks orders taken. Once ordered the fish was burnt and had a horrible taste. This was changed for a fresh one but left one person in the group eating after the others had finished.

We were warned we'd had to wait for food but we got drinks and spent the time people watching! The staff were run off their feet and operated at top speed. Despite this, they were very polite and pleasant. I will admit that I wasn't expecting much of the food but was totally delighted by it. I had macaroni cheese and salad which was utterly delicious and my husband had steak and ale pie which he said was also lovely. I can't imagine how the poor staff managed it but it was a lovely evening. Five stars to the lady in charge and to the waiter, who must have been training for the Great North Run!!

Great meeting place. 3 of us had the lunch special menu. Great value. Food was good. Service was pleasant although a bit slow