I think it's fitting to have an America write the first review for Kaspa's. My kids and I decided…read moreto stop by Kaspa's for a milk shake. Being an American we are experts in the realm of milk shakes. We are hard to satisfy in this category. You can also say the same for burgers. I enjoyed the environment of Kaspa's, and the customer service was good, but the magic is in their Milk Shakes. It is the best shake I have ever had in the U.K.. If you have to get a shake fix, Kaspa's is the only place I recommend in the U.K.. They have other locations, and when I visit from the States I will never except a shake unless it comes from Kaspa's. You can take my words to the bank, and if you ever see me at Kaspa's I will buy you a shake :)

Shakeout is, as far as I'm concerned, as good as it gets when it comes to kicking ass with…read moremilkshakes. Think of an awesome flavour of milkshake that you've never tasted, seen or heard of - and I'm not talking about goat curry or Lego & vinegar - I mean like Dime Bar, Oreo or ginger cake, or any combination thereof; mint Aero & bourbon or peanut butter and Minstrels. Then imagine you can have that flavour explosion handed to you in a cup. That's Shakeout. I have never tasted a milkshake from Shakeout that was anything less than delicious. Go and order one for the sake of your mouth today.

I don't give 5 stars lightly! this really is the most…read moredelightful hideaway in Nottingham. Not unknown obviously! And destined to be better known yet! Lovely coffe/tea/toast AND the lentil salad? YUM!! Will let you know when I try the cakes - hopefully when my sister comes over from Germany!! A cafe with waiting staff - WOW! xx

See review:…read morehttp://meetmeinnottingham.blogspot.com/2009/05/walk-cafe.html

Visited The Alchemist for a work lunch. The food was fine overall it was nothing bad, but nothing…read moreparticularly memorable either. Service unfortunately let the experience down a bit. The server came across as quite pushy, which felt unnecessary, especially as the restaurant was empty and we were the only party there. The music was also extremely loud considering how quiet it was, which made conversation harder than it needed to be. Portion sizes were on the small side, so value for money didn't feel great. Overall it was okay for a quick lunch, but not one I'd return to.

Returned again when visiting from the States. This time for dinner. The decor suits the place. A…read morefunky lively place, a bit too noisy. Several tables occupied by bachelorette parties over indulging. The three of us ordered a bunch of drinks: Pina Co-lava Lam, Disco sour, Alchemy IPA and others. For food we had Nori crisps, Pablo Halloumi, duck salad, prawn lollipops, chicken gyoza, crispy chicken and a cheeseburger. Also salt & pepper fries- too salty even for me. The servers bustled around attentively. An enjoyable evening with the bill coming to £117 including the service charge. If I come back to the city I would dine here again. I don't know of a similar place in America.

The shisha in factory Louge is awesome. I would highly recommend the apple raspberry j20 shisha. I…read morehave been smoking shisha for 15 years and and travelled all over the world. The shisha in factory shisha lounge is simply the best I have had. I travel from Bradford every weekend just to smoke in the factory. It is the best shisha lounge in uk. The staff are very friendly and welcoming also the service is also great. I would highly recommend this place

Cozy place with delicious-looking desserts in the window…read more We got slices of the pistachio, peanut butter and chocolate cake and a brownie. The brownie looked great but deceivingly, was pretty dry. Both the pistachio and PB cake were quite moist and flavourful although the PB stole the show with the rich PB cream filling and spongy chocolate cake. Dinked a star for the long time it too to get my husband's main meal.

Tucked away up Pelham street, Homemade is a small (narrow) busy little café-bar. In the window is a…read moresmorgasbord of delicious cakes which are (so far, after four visits) all very nice. I just stopped in for breakfast on Sunday morning and had "the works" which was great with really good scrambled eggs, thick meaty tasty sausage and lovely thick, soft, salty bacon. It looks a little scruffy and busy, but the food is lovely! Lots of fresh quality bread for those sandwiches which are all hand made at the bar. And if you're after quality coffee or a milk shake with your cake, this is the place to go for an afternoon snackette.