Restaurant · Nottingham
There's a lot going on here for a place with a kids' menu — the dining room has an unusual garden-like setting with a chandelier at its centre, which tends to keep children looking around rather than fidgeting. High chairs are available, and the team gets consistent praise for being attentive and warm; water arrives at the table before you ask, and the specials get talked through properly, which helps when you're ordering for everyone at once. Portions are generous and prices are reasonable for a city-centre restaurant. The sirloin steak, tiger prawns and the chicken, bacon and mushroom pasta come up again and again. Two things worth knowing: the music can run loud, and the bar area is walk-ins only, so book a proper table if you're a group. Birthdays and larger family parties are clearly well handled.
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