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Horrendous service. One time the employees were throwing things around across aisles and over the…read moreshelves, for the fun of it, I suppose. I was afraid of getting a knock on the head by a can. Once, at the counter, the clerk scanned my items, and just walked away, with no help in packing. The walnuts we got once were stale. I really wish there was a proper Indian store in the Nottingham area. At this time, there appears to be no choice whatsoever.

If you live in Nottingham or visit it often, when you think of a seafood restaurant you probably…read morethink of Loch Fyne. You probably shouldn't. Take a wander up Mansfield Road, or probably better still, hop on a bus or jump in a cab, as The Lobster Pot is quite a way up. It is worth going out of your way for though. This small restaurant in my opinion is the best fish / seafood place in the city (not that there are many to choose from), and it is a shame that it isn't closer to the city centre. Still, if it were, then the prices would probably be higher to cover higher overheads on property. I am a big fan of mussels, and this place does them wonderfully. Their menu has a good choice of fish and shellfish dishes and a small selection of meat dishes in case anybody in your party isn't keen on seafood. As far as I know though, there aren't any vegetarian options...at least, there weren't the last time I checked their menu online. Some of the dishes have an oriental bent, such as the thai fishcakes, prawn spring rolls and sesame prawn toast starters, but there are plenty of 'regular' seafood dishes. My personal favourites at this place are the smoked haddock chowder as a starter, a hearty, creamy soup which is quite filling in itself, filled with chunks of smoked fish and potato as it is. I then like to have a main course of mussels, usually the ones steamed in chilli and basil, although the more traditional Moules Marinieres are also great. A side dish of french fries goes wonderfully with them. I also sometimes indulge in a couple of fresh oysters, which can be bought individually. Two of these with a splash of tabasco sauce are enough for me as I find them quite rich, I could never eat a full portion as a main course. Various forms of salmon are well represented on the menu, although I have never sampled them myself. There is usually a specials board on display, giving options that don't appear on the regular menu. The restaurant boasts some very reasonably priced wines, with a bottle of house wine costing just under ten pounds, and plenty of others around 11 and 12 pounds. As this is a small place, I would suggest calling to book, especially at weekends and in the Christmas period. Another point in this place's favour is that during the festive period, they keep their regular menu on, instead of forcing a "special" Christmas menu upon you as many restaurants seem to. With the price of different fish and seafood varying so much, it is hard to give an average cost for a meal here, however I do believe with this place that you get what you pay for, and i've never found myself feeling bad about the money i've put down. Seriously, if you are serious about seafood, forget about Loch Fyne. The Lobster Pot wins, claws down!

From the owner: The Lobster Pot Nottingham combines traditional Seafood with a hint of authentic Thai flavours…read more From Grilled Lobsters in garlic butter to Baked Seabass in an oyster sauce.

This place is more like a cafe than a restaurant, and the prices reflect that…read more Along with kebabs, they sell currys, which taste amazing, and the usual tandoor fayre. Many Asian people dine here, which is always a good sign!

The Kebabs here are probably the best in Nottingham. The Bread sent separately, to avoid the…read moresogginess that sometimes accompanies an order with less attentive kebab-houses. The salad is always fresh and the general quality gives one some confidence in the ingredients that they have used in the kebab. Yes, even the doner. The service here is always friendly and usually quick, and it's a mile better than anything within striking distance, where several businesses lurk that serve kebabs that they could feasibly be tried in the Hague for daring to sell. The chips, though, are an utter abomination. Dry, horrid monstrosities, the likes of which you would expect from someone who has never heard the word 'potato' before, let alone cooked one. Everywhere has a weakness, though, and I can easily forgive them this one given the quality of everything else. Love this place, nice people and great kebabs.

Kebab's there are really great, they are actually thinking about customers and not just putting…read morestuff on the plate, like one example is that they put Bread separately to avoid sogginess, i had that in almost every restaurant that i have been in, its my favourite so far and i will go back to it and eat even more !

A great little privately run Greek restaurant run by the owner (Yiannis and his wife) serving great…read moreauthentic Greek food both lunchtimes and evenings. Fully licenced with air conditioning plus an outside patio (for the odd occasion in England when the weather IS actually good!) makes this a great venue come what may. Ive been for lunch and in the evening and its always good and very reasonably priced. It seats around 30 when full and it does get busy at night so I recommend you always book to avoid disappointment. Look out for their special Greek Music evenings when the live music plays and they serve up some scrumptious mezes!! Lots of veggie options too, if thats your thing. Highly recommended !!

Went here for Mother's day lunch, really good authentic Greek food as well as some non-Greek…read morealternatives (steak!), friendly service and reasonable prices. Good meat eater and vegetarian selection. Tightly packed in but that just adds to the fun!

Frankly, I can't believe that i'm the first person to write a review for this place. A chinese…read morerestaurant called Mayfair has existed on this site for many years, and was the first chinese that my mother visited back in the 60s, and I have been visiting it for at least 20 years. In this age of all-you-can-eat chinese buffets, Mayfair makes a refreshing change (because it isn't one, as most new Nottingham chinese restaurants seem to be). Firstly, the decor is no-frills. Clean and simple. The place has a very informal atmosphere. They are not licensed, so you can take your own alcohol, which automatically makes for a cheaper bill. There are plenty of off-licenses nearby, so this system works fine. The menu is fairly standard chinese fodder, with a few unusual dishes thrown in for good measure. Occassionally there will also be an additional 'specials' menu, where new and more unusual dishes appear. The food is always good quality, and always arrives hot. Portions are generous, and Mike the manager is very helpful and friendly. I have recommended this place to many people, who have in turn recommended it to all and sundry. Pricewise, Mayfair represents fantastic value. I often go with friends, and we all have a soup to start along with some other mixed starters to share (ribs etc), and then we all have a main course with rice or noodles. When the bill comes, it seldom works out at more than £11 per head. It gets very busy on Friday and Saturday night, so book ahead to avoid disappointment. I love the friendly, informal, unpretentious nature of the place. Great to visit with friends, and they can cater for large groups if needed to. I probably would not recommend it if you fancy a romantic and intimate night out, or if you value decor above food and value. The only reason I can't bring myself to give this place 5 stars is because the speed of service can suffer somewhat at peak times, but for me it is always worth the wait. My recommendations? The king prawn and sweetcorn soup (although i've been told the hot and sour soup is exceptional), the salt and pepper spare ribs (dry, but spicy and delicious), and the squid in szechuan sauce. If you live in Nottingham and love chinese food but haven't tried Mayfair, where have you been?!

Lovely, local and charming. Road worn, we were looking easy and fresh. It delivered on both…read morepoints.

Me and my girlfriend often enjoy getting a takeaway from this place as it's only 5 minutes away…read morefrom where we are in Carrington. The food is of a great quality and there is consistency every time. We go for the following dishes: Lamb Korma, King Prawn Puri and Poppadoms (of course). All of these are delicious and this place never lets us down. I also have to highly rate the staff as always being upbeat and friendly. They always have a smile on their face and display excellent customer care. The only "slight" criticism that I have (and it's very minor) is that you cannot pay by credit/debit card unless you are ordering online and through the JustEat service (which I use a lot!). So, you can pay by credit or debit card but only if you are ordering online. If you are on the move (away from internet access) and place an order, you have to pay "in cash" when you go in. This is a minor criticism though as this is one of the best Indian take-ways in the area.

They brew their own real ales here, which are really tasty. Money off their pints for CAMRA members…read moretoo! Clientele can be quite loud and generally aren't ale drinkers. The Thai food here is really good too.

It's hard to decide which is the best feature of this microbrewery: the variety and quality of…read moretheir unique real ales, or the wonderful freshly cooked Thai food. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere's good. This is always a popular place to eat or drink. A must visit if you're in the area. [The pub itself's called the Fox and Crown] http://www.alcazarbrewery.co.uk

This is just one of my favourite places, a small out of the way place doing Mediterranean/ north…read moreAfrican influenced veggie/ vegan food. As said it's small so make sure you book, but be warned it could be a day before they back to you to confirm your booking! But this is just in fitting with the relaxed slightly quirky nature of the place. In terms of surroundings it reminds me a students bedroom with a slightly ethnic feel, and in fitting with this the toilets are freezing in winter! Food wise it's 'proper veggie', all cooked in front of you in the small kitchen in the same room as you eat. The meals are always plentiful, and have always left me happy. The service is always very Malcolm, who is the industrious owner/ chef who zips around the kitchen keeping the operation rolling. Whilst I've always felt the place could descend into chaos at any moment it's clearly all mapped out in Malcolm's head and the food always ends up in front of you. You take your own alcohol, and if you forget there is an off license in the same block of shops where cafe nomad is. If you like chain eateries, must have meat or things to be' just so', then this is not the place for you, but if that's not you then book yourself a table, grab some booze and I'm pretty sure you will have a great night!

Cafe Nomad is quite a small establishment, but the vegan food choice is excellent, the menu is…read morereasonably priced. The food is delicious, and portions are fairly generous, the dishes are prepared to order, so you know that your food is fresh.It may look a bit basic and unfancy on the outside but go inside and try out the good food.