Eating Out in Nottingham, by Tram

Eating out in Nottingham is a truly tasty experience, with choices from around the globe.

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Bluu (5 Broadway) - fine dining restaurant, premium ground floor bar and basement bar.
Brownes (16-22 Goose Gate)
Geisha (3 The Broadway) - far Eastern fusion in elegant surroundings
The Living Room (7 High Pavement) - restaurant and piano bar
Merchants (31 High Pavement) - a hearty British Brasserie

4550 Miles from Delhi (Maid Marian Way) - beat the heat with the hottest dishes
Hard Rock Café (11 King Street) - the very best music & dining experience.
Hart’s restaurant (Standard Court, Park Row) - Great British cooking with great emphasis on simple but fantastic, fresh ingredients.
Memsaab (12-14 Maid Marian Way) - as different from your typical tandoori as curry powder is from garam masala
Sinatras (8-10 Chapel Bar) - range of Mexican and International dishes
World Service (Newdigate House, Castle Gate) - serves a variety of traditional English dishes that have been inspired by French and Thai cooking

Le Bistrot Pierre (13-17 Milton Street) - lively bistro serving provincial French cooking.
Nandos (Cornerhouse) - serving up spicy peri-peri
Saltwater (Cornerhouse) - breathtaking roof top views of the city and innovative British cuisine.
Santa Fe (Cornerhouse) - New Mexican food.
Wagamama (Cornerhouse) - informal Japanese noodle bar