Was surprisingly great. Would recommend a visit. Nice n clean and ample toilets. Many stores n food places of all varieties

This shopping centre has lot of shops and so many offers offered by the shop keeper on their items I like it

This shopping center is an incredible destination, boasting an extensive array of over a hundred shops. The overall ambiance is bustling, particularly noticeable during the Christmas market period, which tends to be overwhelmingly crowded. Navigating through the crowds can be challenging, especially for children, making it less enjoyable to appreciate the surroundings. From a personal standpoint, I would hesitate to recommend the Christmas market for families.

It's alright, has some good shops and decent places for a quick snack. The place is looked after and clean. However doesn't really stack up against other centres such as derbion.

A large range of shops including Boots, Tesco & John Lewis many others also. Well worth a visit. Some photo's at the end of the Centre. The market is worth a visit. There is now a larger selection of new shops

This is a great expanse n not exhaustive shopping center in Nottingham City Center where u can access almost anything. Loads of stores and brand and beautiful atmosphere too. Interesting center piece upstairs where u find the butterfly wheel with a wishing pond at it's base. There is also a market upstairs in the mall with beautiful merchandise at friendly affordable prices. I loved wandering around and looking my fill as well as doing some shopping. Clean and well maintained toilet facilities available: ladies gents n even a special side for parents for changing kids.

This is definitely the best shopping and entertainment centre in Nottingham. The location is ideal and central. There are a lot of major stores here such as Jewellery stores, Zara, Skechers, Hotel Chocolat, Pizza Hut, Burger King, Boots and many many others. The design is very nice and the environment is generally kept clean. There is an underground parking lot available, as well as multiple entrances and exits.

Great venue with great unobstructed views of the stage. Up close and personal. Friendly staff. Great location in the city with tram stops a short walk away. A premier inn is less than 5 minutes from the venue too which relieves the thought of having to drive home straight after the gig. We saw The Lathums supported by Arkala. Great gig, great venue.

Been to many gigs here and the layout is actually decent for a show. Quite a few big car parks near by, plenty of restaurants and bars for preshow. The view from most places in the venue is good too. Most recent was New Found Glory.

I’ve never felt so humiliated trying to go on a night out. I bought my ticket online for Rock City, showed up excited, and after showing my ID I was asked who I was with. When I said I came alone, the bouncers told me “no single males are allowed in tonight.” What makes this worse is that I know there are nights when single males are allowed in — and that same night, I saw British men walk in on their own with no issue. For me, as a Romanian, I was turned away. It felt like I was given an excuse, but the real reason was clear: I was treated differently because I am foreign. To pay for a ticket in good faith, only to be refused entry while others are let in, was humiliating and discriminatory. This isn’t just poor customer service — it’s unfair and unacceptable. I left feeling embarrassed, angry, and unwelcome. Nobody should ever be treated like this. The big guy with tattooes and the one near him refused my entry.

First ever visit to Rock City the other week for WASP. What a venue! Love the fact that security just scanned everyone in quickly and left people to it, rather than getting all over involved like Showsec do at other venues. Parking so close, perfect! Will definitely be back!

Good: The staff were great, really helpful in getting a seat side stage and helping me get in. A good view across the stage about 15-20 metres away. Acoustics ok for being side stage. Staff going round during the show to collect rubbish was something I have not seen in other venues. The room was free from the usual dropped plastic cups you see elsewhere. Top marks for that Bad: I needed a disabled parking space and the nearest I could find was a couple streets away. Walking into the venue, there were about 4 lots of stairs to get into the concert room. So not great on crutches. I tried phoning the venue 4 times on the day of the show to ask management about accessibility, no one answered nor returned a call even with 3 messages left. That was a bit rude... Ugly: The place looks like it could benefit from a lick of paint and a refurb. Just seems dated in places. Reminded me of old cinemas when I was a kid in the 90's. Overall: Worth 4 stars for the staff. But if you have a long drive to get there, especially if you have accessibility issues, plan ahead.

Great gig, queue before doors open was long but well organised and stewarded, the line for those who needed special assistance similarly seemed well organised. It went down very quickly when the doors opened as bags had been searched while in the queue by two very polite and courteous security guys. Went as a lone young woman and never felt afraid or unsafe- queue for the bars weren't long even between sets, the toilets were clean (cleaner than when I've been in on nights out!) but as they were busy did run out of loo roll so maybe stash a packet of tissues in your pocket. The gig was great, definitely busy but never felt crushed or overcrowded, and water was passed through the crowd when it began to get hot. The merch counter was also well staffed and everyone was very friendly. I've been on club nights also and definitely one of the best clubs I've been to, great place, even when it's rammed it never feels unsafe- with security and safety team in the bathrooms and checking on anyone who's been in a cubicle for a while. The drinks aren't too badly priced and you generally don't have to wait ages to order/get your drink. Tunes are amazing and one of my favourite places to be!

Great iconic venue. Been going here for 10+ years. Very similar vibe to the old London Astoria if you were lucky enough to attend gigs there.l 🤟 Very easy to find and the Q-Park next door which is £7.50 to park from 6pm all night.

Lift was out of order Sept 20, but did receive notification to enter via side door. Unfortunately they hadn't moved book sales from the upper level! No one checked tickets!! In turn, no help to seats. Changing room/loo had a hoist which was placed in front hand drier! I had to move this to use drier. Outside door propped open, made it very cold 🥶 in our seats. Wheelchair seating area, not wide enough for users to pass and a heated argument took place. Blue badge parking was fantastic and only for this reason would I consider returning.

First time ar NPH. Brilliant production of a play about Mary Whitehouse with the superb Maxine Peake and Samuel Barnett. I can't praise them highly enough.

Our first time at this venue,it was lovely,easy to find,and very clean,staff very helpful too.great night out watching the rat pack.

We went to see 'to kill a mocking bird', which was excellent. From the point of booking I was kept really well informed about timings, how to get there, parking, access etc. It was very helpful being our first time to the venue. We sat in the circle, which is fairly steep, but has excellent visibility, even if you have a tall person sat in front of you. Very good! The bars were open in good time and drinks easy to buy or book for the interval and a water urn was available too, which is great. A really great venue and play. Certainly recommended and we'll be going back again.

Good views and plenty of seats - moderately comfy. Tickets are reasonably priced. I find the sloped floor, theatre design and snacks available poor compared to the other theatres in Nottingham however the quality of the shows is fantastic. The ladies toilets are small for the number of guests and most sinks were broken.

A great theatre with excellent view of the stage from all seats. Thoughtful placing of wheelchair access and slots amongst the regular seats. We saw 'Dear Evan Hansen'. Absolutely fantastic.

Went to see Mary Whitehouse. Fabulous theatre, great acoustics, easy to get to. Staff were excellent especially Katie at the bar. Well worth the trip from Glasgow!

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.

Visited the arena for the first time last night to see rock orchestra. The concert was amazing... But so was the arena, it's facilities and it's staff. On arrival, there was a very fast moving queue through a security check and then in to a ticket scanning queue, despite the large number of people we were inside the stadium in less than 3 mins. Inside it was busy, it's a nearly sold out concert of course it was busy but every thing just flowed well. The bar staff were fast and efficient at dealing with customers and moving to the next, the toilets were clean and the one way on and another way out system worked a dream to keep the flow constant (unintended pun). Prices for drinks and food were reasonable for an arena, I didn't feel ripped off, but being a Yorkshire man I always love a bargain if I can find one. The staff were very friendly and approachable and excellent knowledge of the arena. Absolutely would visit again in future for other events! Well done!

A World-Class Night: Duran Duran and VIP Hospitality at Motorpoint Arena Nottingham ​The Motorpoint Arena Nottingham truly lives up to its reputation as a world-class entertainment venue. While the arena is a long-standing cultural landmark in the East Midlands, attracting massive international acts to its 10,000+ capacity, experiencing it via a VIP package for the Duran Duran concert took the entire evening to another level. ​The experience began with the VIP dinner and hospitality, which was the perfect prelude to the main event. We were impressed by the attentive, professional service and the quality of the dining. It provided a sophisticated and relaxed atmosphere, completely bypassing the typical pre-show rush and crowds. Having a dedicated space to relax and dine made the transition to the show seamless and truly felt premium. ​Once the show started, the arena proved why it's such a vibrant hub for live music. Despite the massive capacity, the acoustics were surprisingly crisp, allowing Simon Le Bon's vocals and the band's iconic synth-driven sound to shine through clearly. Duran Duran themselves were phenomenal, delivering a high-energy set of hits that had the entire crowd on their feet. The lighting and visual production were top-tier, fitting the grandeur of the band and the venue. ​In short, the Motorpoint Arena Nottingham provided a flawless, end-to-end entertainment experience. From the elevated pre-show hospitality to the flawless concert atmosphere, it was a night that was well-organized, highly enjoyable, and certainly confirmed the venue’s standing as one of the best in the UK. We’d highly recommend the VIP route for anyone looking to make a great night even more special.

Went here for The Secret of Us Tour ‘25, it was amazing! The staff were super friendly and helpful! Snacks and drinks were on the expensive side and the water you could get wasn’t really that cold and it was extremely warm in the arena. Also the toilets were kind of gross but obviously they can’t clean during a show unfortunately. Other than that, everything was pretty good, including the sound even from up in the nosebleeds seats!

Went to see Mcfly play, they was absolutely brilliant. The arena was very well organised for the event, better than a lot I have been to! Got us in quick, also doing security checks which some people may groan about having to wait longer, I think this is a good thing.

Visited for the first time to see Marilyn Manson. I was on the floor in general standing for the gig, right in the heat of the mosh pits, so I don't really remember what actually happened! Although, I do remember how good the venue is. Only problem I'd say is if you have vertigo, do not book in the upper seats. From the view I had, it is very steep. But, overall brilliant venue.

Really good venue! Excellent transport links, easy to get in and out of, find the loos, get a drink etc.. Its big enough to draw grate bands and feel epic, but still has a hint of intimacy to it. That bad you like? If they're coming to the ice arena, see them here.

We went to the Marilyn Manson gig who was well on top form as was the support band The Dead Posies & we had the best night, perfect view of the stage & the staff were very friendly & helpful & we will look for more gigs at the venue, cheers for an excellent night

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.

Convenient shopping place with all sorts of merchants. You can even enjoy a mid-night snack with 24-hours McDonald's. Sainsbury's, Lidl, and Aldi nearby, it's a one-stop shopping site.

Awful place to get into and out off, whoever designed the entrance and exit off the main road needs sacking. Its a large retail park with big name stores that people all want to go too. So let's put not enough lanes in to get ALL the vehicles in easily that will want to go here. Thankfully I was only visiting for the weekend so I only had to get to a B&Q for some plumbing items. B&Q was a great visit and I got what I needed, great staff there.

A-lot of parking available

A retail Park that has a lot to offer, furniture, sports, DIY and various food and clothing stores

Good selection of shops plenty of parking. Only negative it gets very busy queuing to enter the retail park o. Weekends

Amazed to see the variety of outlets available at this park. Surrounded by green lands, the area is fit for having a nice shopping day. It is accessible though Bus 50 direct from Victoria Center Nottingham

Great variety of shops Convenient parking.

Had a birthday breakfast with my partner on Tuesday which was amazing. Our server, Mike was attentive and did a great job. My Lobster Benedict was amazing and I had a side of bacon which complimented it perfectly.

We visited Browns Nottingham on Saturday evening for a family meal. The table was ready for us and the staff promptly got us drinks. Despite it was a very busy evening we didn't wait long for our meals. All meals we wanted were available. The staff was very attentive to our suggestions and allergy restrictions, they were very helpful with ordering the meals in the context of information about calorie intake etc. The food was absolutely amazing! It was fresh, the portions were generous and the meals were full of flavour. The desserts were good too however not overly. The staff were very welcoming, friendly and attentive. Unfortunately I didn't get our waiter's name who did absolutely amazing job making our evening even better. Nothing we asked for seemed a problem to him. It's a very stylish place, cosy and elegant, with lots of pictures of Nottingham which makes it even more special. There are lots of tables but itya busy place so I would recommended bookig a table if you don't want to be disappointed. The only downside was noise. Unfortunately it sounded like in beehive, it was hard to carry on the conversation at the table as we couldn't hear each other. Also, with such a great quality of food, they should think about serving better coffee than Lavazza as it lowers the standards a little bit.

My family and I went here for my brother’s graduation and it did not disappoint. The place was beautifully decorated. The food was great. As a dessert lover, I really enjoyed the tiramisu! They also gave a plate congratulating my brother which was a really kind gesture from Browns.

Really nice lunch catching up with my friend. From start to finish the service by Maja was spot on, we were warmly welcomed and led to our table, drinks arrived quickly followed by delicious food. Would definitely recommend if you are looking for a good quality lunch in Nottingham!

Had an amazing lunchtime experience at Browns we were served by Sam. The food was tasty, well presented, hot and was served promptly. Sam’s customer service was great and he even overheard that we were celebrating a birthday and presented a birthday plate to us. A really enjoyable dining experience.

We visit brown’s quite often. Special occasions. Family gatherings. We went today for brunch to celebrate our daughter’s A-Levels. Breakfast was great. Full traditional for me and my daughter. Eggs Benedict for my lovely wife. Bellini cocktails. All perfect. But the sign of great service is not meeting but exceeding expectations. And being attentive to the guests needs. Our delightful waiter, PC brought out a plate with congratulations and profiteroles, strawberries and meringues. My daughter’s friend had joined us to say hi but wasn’t eating. The waiter overheard that he’d also just got his results so didn’t leave home out and brought a matching plate for him too. Perfect.

Food was wonderful, everythign I ate here was good and the staff were very kind. The resturant and toilet are beautifully done as well.

Located right in the middle of Nottingham City Centre in the Cornerhouse building, the nearest paid car parks are the Trinity car park or the Upper Parliament Street car park. After being given the menu when we were ushered in, it took a while for the staff to take the order. The ambience is good with live music on a weekend evening, for those who enjoy it. The menu is not massive but offers a decent spread of American cuisine. The food was very good. Overall, we enjoyed the dining experience.

Went for bottomless brunch on a Saturday evening. It was very busy but the staff were lovely especially Maddie who went out of her way to make sure we had a great time and as many cocktails as possible! The cocktails were great and the chicken strips were very nice. Wonderful time, would come again.

We went on 23/9 we were given the warmest welcome and were seated by a lovely man, I'm sorry I didn't get his name, he reassured us there was no peanuts in the restaurant when we told himy daughter has an allergy and our server was a lady called Charley, she was friendly, had a great attitude was very attentive to us, making sure we were ok, the food was ok and honestly she is a credit to you. The food was lovely, I enjoyed my steak, my sons enjoyed their burgers and my daughter loved her cajun chicken pasta. We had a sundae to share, which was amazing, we definitely chose a great pudding but my 2 sons had a chocolate cake and ice cream each and tbh that was not worth £8.99, it wasn't great and the portion was tiny, it was so strange eating it with a teaspoon as well. I'd probably say the lack of offers or discounts was disappointing too as it cost £124.36

My wife and I had the bottomless menu and it was worth it. She had the bottomless sesame strips while I had the bottomless wings. The ses comes in one flavour but the wings has 4 variations. What really made our night special was Henry’s service. He is the kindest and most accommodating waiter we’ve come across at TGI. Shariyu also did really well in making sure we were okay. 5 stars overall!

Great food. Ribs and burgers were really good. Cheese nachos were nice but a bit short of a key ingredient... cheese! Our server was attentive when she was around, but seemed to be diverted quite a bit even though the restaurant wasn't very busy. The atmosphere was OK, but the place looks ready for refurbishment. Tired decor and furnishings. But would visit again.

The food was amazing 🤩. The service was slow for a minute I thought maybe the staff had forgotten about me. Atmosphere was good, went there in the afternoon before the place got busier.

Had a very disappointing experience. The burger I ordered had a burnt patty with a strong burnt taste. When I raised it with the crew, they said it was "normal." After eating part of it, the taste was still bad, and on checking, the patty was clearly burnt. The chef refused to do anything because it was half eaten. My wife and I were genuinely worried about the food quality and our health after eating it. Very poor service and standards.

A really authentic Neapolitan pizza place. A long, buzzy backroom with a small indoor-outdoor sort of conservatory at the back, serving a big menu of great pizzas and a range of toppings. Lots of white sauce options, too, which was quite unusual. We had the doughballs to start, a big basket of light, fluffy and really savoury dough nuggs served with a delicious marinara. We regretted only getting one portion! The pizzas were fantastic - airy crusts, with the soft Neapolitan style middles you get with fresh ingredients and sauce. My salame pizza was great, with the slivers of salami providing a great savoury chew. Service was speedy, though I deducted one point as we were sitting in the little back conservatory area, and in between courses and readying to pay the bill, we felt a little forgotten about. Would definitely return and heartily recommend.

Service was great. Staff knowledgeable about the menu and had a smile each time they were at our table - cannot fault them at all! Pizza was tasty and fresh, base a little wet for me but that is just my personal preference. I'd love for them to get some fresh juice on the menu, that's my only criticism!

Really excellent pizza restaurant - dine in or takeaway in the city centre. Went for mid week evening meal. Sat in the covered outdoor courtyard. Friendly staff. Great choice of pizzas and it was excellent. It was full by the time I left around 7.30pm.

Migliore pizza di Nottingham. Reccomended by other Italians as the best pizza in Nottingham and it lives up to the reputation. Fluffy dough, light and tasty, tastes like a true authentic Neapolitan pizza

Pizzamisu, a place where you indulge in authentic delicious pizza, Napolitan style. The portions are decent, you won't leave hungry, rather greedy for more. The place offers pizza on white or tomato base, plenty options for toppings and the staff are happy to advise on toppings. You can try famous fried pizza, proud pizza of Naples, fried and then baked pizza and calzone too! Pizza is available in gluten free option. Not to mention great desserts, if you save some space in stomach left or you have a separate stomach. Good choice of drinks, including beer. Reasonable prices for everything. The place is buzzing with chilled atmosphere and this is all you need to dive into an Italian note, feel the vibe and just indulge the pizza. The staff are incredibly nice, friendly and helpful. Always with can-do attitude and charming smiles.

My favourite pizzeria in Nottingham! Authentic, family owned and baked fresh , the thin crust pizza it’s absolutely delicious and has such a unique taste. My favourite is no.9 super marinara

Amazing Pizza not to be missed. Best to book to make sure you get to enjoy the best fried dough balls with marinara sauce (keep for pizza crusts) but make sure leave room for their amazing handmade pizza

Absolutely Fab. Our server Shel looked after us really well from the moment we arrived to our final departure. Every single dish was beautifully executed and packed with flavour. P.S. the Coffee Cabana cocktails are stunning, if you like Espresso Martinis you must get one of these!

We visited here on Saturday, on a day trip to Nottingham, after booking a table online based on the reviews. We were so glad we booked here as we had an amazing experience. Definitely one of the best lunch dining experiences we've had. From the moment we walked in through the door, we were made to feel welcome. Zion was exceptional. His service was on point. Friendly, chatty and humourous and entertaining. The £20 express dining menu is really good value for money. Although, we undoubtedly spent more than that as we wanted to try more than two dishes each. It was still really good value for money as these dishes have had a lot of thought and effort put into them. Each dish was meticulously presented and served to us as/when they were ready, as you'd expect in a tapas restaurant. The mushroom bulgogi dish was by far the most enjoyable dish with a twist. The desserts was delicious as well. I highly recommend the panna cotta. Yummy! Amazing food, great ambience and wonderful service!

The express dining menu for about £19 pp with bread and two tapas was lovely. The surcharge for a few tapas dishes of £2.50 was worth it. The ham croquette was divine, cheesy and ham, very delicious. The high standards of the food here were impressive. Although personally, not a big fan of the chicken, as they were a little dry, but the fish was amazing.

Had an absolutely scrumptious meal here. Every single dish was delicious and packed with flavour, particular shout out goes to the spring greens, my taste buds were dancing. The cocktails were really good as well, the blue moon over Tokyo shone, it was a fruity, sherbet packed delight. The setting is very cute and cosy, it's like a converted, low lit cave. Staff were very friendly. At first they were serving us one dish at a time with like 5 mins between them which I much preferred as it was like a tasting menu almost and gave us time to enjoy and savour each one while it was fresh and hot.

Excellent tapas restaurant in Nottingham. Went for evening meal and every different plate of tapas was great. Staff were friendly and professional. Definitely come back again.

The good is always amazing. Really tasty, good ingredients, great presentation. Tapas with a little bit a fusion but not too much. The gambas are to die for. Great cocktails and wine list too.

Myself and my table all really enjoyed the meal. Me and my husband had a selection from the vegan menu, the mushrooms, miso rice cake and the cabbage dishes were especially great and the Catalan bread was delicious too. Patayas bravas was ok but wouldn't rush back for it- maybe because the other dishes were much more interesting flavours compared. Our friends are meat eaters and enjoyed their dishes too, except the chorizo they didn't like. As vegan and vegetarian this is the best tapas of the 3 we have gone to so far. Would 100% return and have the same again