Copper in Rushcliffe

Went to copper today with my friend for lunch! We both had babies both in pushchair s we was told we wasn’t allowed to have them inside unless we folded them up which I found bizarre considering our babies are only a few months old! So not a good start! We both ordered omelettes that were tasteless!! Giving the food wasn’t even good the bill was very expensive! In future I will go else where! Somewhere a bit more child friendly & food with some taste.

Visited the Mapperley venue. The menu promised so much but delivery was disappointing. The food was ok but nothing fabulous. We also had a scone with jam and cream. The cream was a tiny amount and was rock hard, like it’d been in the freezer. The scones were also dense in the middle so had either been frozen or were just poorly made. Not what we’d be used to at Copper in the city. The most concerning part was the huge lack of social distancing. The tables were definitely closer than two metres, at best it was one meter. Very disappointing.

Having given up at the previous place we visited whilst out on a bike ride this was the total opposite, quick friendly service, lovely food, nice sunny weather.

La comida está bien, el servicio está bien, aunque se vende un poco agresivo. Realmente decepcionado por la falta de distanciamiento social que solo nos dimos cuenta después de ordenar con tristeza. El personal no usa máscaras ni viseras, no hay distanciamiento social del personal con los clientes, y mi silla tocó a las personas detrás de mí mientras las mesas no estaban extendidas.

Esta fue la primera vez que nos aventuramos desde el encierro y siendo miércoles por la noche, las mesas eran difíciles de encontrar, aunque logramos conseguir una mesa aquí para una fiesta sorpresa de cumpleaños familiar, era la primera vez que estábamos todos juntos desde Marzo. Joel fue excelente tanto en su enfoque amistoso como en su atento servicio al cliente, al igual que su colega italiano, disculpas por no haber entendido su nombre. El restaurante es muy seguro con mesas bien distanciadas, desinfectante de manos en todas partes y una limpieza a fondo de las mesas entre las sesiones. Todo como era de esperar es servicio de mesa y la comida fue excepcionalmente buena, creo que mejor que la última vez que cenamos allí, tuvimos una combinación de platos de tapas como entrante y el plato de pescado y risotto para los platos principales, todo estaba bien preparado y presentado. El personal hizo un escándalo especial por nuestra hija con velas en el postre, etc. Una velada realmente agradable y definitivamente una para repetir.

Great food and service: we arrived at 12.30 and the 'brunch' menu had ended... I'd just fancied the Colombian Eggs but sadly they 'finished at 1200'. However, I had forgotten how varied the menu is.... with lots of great choices. I chose from the lunch menu (Caesar Salad with chicken/poached egg) which was plentiful. My friend ordered prawn and salmon risotto... again really great value. The atmosphere was busy and lively... all in all a great destination for the day and time.

Often used to meet friends here for a catch up. Not sure we will continue that as today’s food was average at best . Tasteless falafel pitta , steak sandwich ok but the fries were soft & greasy . A let down I’m afraid

Menu doesn’t change very often , although what they serve is ok. Would describe the eating experience as average.

Visited yesterday with my Daughter for brunch, we chose Eggs Benedict and Royale, absolutely scrummy. Staff attentive and polite, can't wait to call in again.

Went to meet a friend for a meal and a drink in west Bridgford and she suggested coppers which I was happy with. Turned up on a rainy day with my small 2 month old in her prom and was stopped at the door and told that I’d need to fold my pram down. I said it would be just as bulky folded up as at had a bassinet attachment which took up room. It would take up less room assembled!! The man who had prevented me even entering the building just looked at me and obviously was not at all bothered about it. I felt like a second class citizen as I had a baby with me. It really shocked me that a business is allowed to operate like this and it is not classed as discrimination. How this cafe is still running with such an unfriendly atmosphere I have no idea! This is my second child and have never been turned away from somewhere like this. I was allowed in to tell my friend that I wouldn’t be allowed to stay and could see that there was plenty of room for my pram and baby to stay with me which just upset me more. Stay away if you have pushchairs or a child that is not able to sit in a high chair.

2nd time of visiting and this time we popped in for breakfast. I had the full English and everything served was top quality. Reasonably priced and the stall were very friendly and made you welcome.

3 of us popped in for a drink before going across the road to Côte Brasserie for dinner. Lovely to have Aspalls cider on draft. It was quite noisy due to a loud group of lads, but not too much. And we were not staying long. We were pleased to get a table. Good range of gins. Having been coming to this venue in its various incarnations side 2001, we’ll certainly be back before too long as it is one of the most reliable bars in West Bridgford.

We go to this venue regularly. In the past we have had an excellent Club Sandwich, clearly enough to share. Today however it was so disappointing. It took a while to arrive and when it did we could not believe firstly the salad which was swimming in balsamic glaze. Then the club sandwich. The bacon on it was about 10mm thick. It certainly was not a rasher of normal bacon, it was more like a thin gammon steak. Apart from the chicken , it was also light on the egg mayo and cheese. When we raised it after we had battled with the sandwich and left the salad we were told they had changed their supplier and were interested in any feedback from customers. Very unlikely will return for a club sandwich unless it improves to the previous standard.

Good quick service with good food and coffee. This was very reasonably priced. If I had one complain I would say that the cake portions were rather large. Very nice but large. I will be returning.

Arriving late lunch on a pleasant early April weekend, there was a vacant table outside on the pavement area, in the (mostly) sun. Prompt service with a smile, quick delivery of our food which was very tasty, but then you would hope so when you pay a tenner for a club sandwich with a few crisps and leaves on the side. I know it's a premier spot in Bridgford but that's still a lot of cash for a sandwich.

Claustrophobic and a little expensive are my immediate thoughts. Unlikely to return. My goat's cheese sandwich had too much sage with it, and the bread was a little heavy. The positive point was the side salad and crisps were nice. Coffee OK, but not as good as other places close by.

Always enjoyed experience at Copper, and just phoned to book a lunchtime table for 3. Advised by gentleman that bookings weren’t taken, it was first come, first served basis. Having eaten at Copper a couple of weeks ago, and read the notice that a section was for bookings only, I enquired when this changed. His response was that they have never taken bookings for less than 8. As I booked a table for 2 on my last but one visit, and the ‘for bookings only’ has tables for 2s and 4s, this was an obvious untruth. Shame, because it will be a long while before I venture in to Copper again.

Hace 18 meses, fui por primera vez a Copper en Central Avenue en West Bridgford para desayunar. Y me presentaron un conjunto menos que apetecible por el precio de 7. Se adelantó 18 meses y ahora hay un desayuno vegano en el menú y estaba muy sabroso. Las bolitas de falafel eran muy sabrosas y tenían muchas texturas diferentes, el hongo era jugoso y bien cocinado e incluso tenían una propagación vegana para la tostada caliente. Todo por un precio estándar de 7. 50

Nice meal and quickly served. We had the soup of the day and a single Ploughman’s. it was very good well presented and tasty. Waitress listened to the order and we got exactly what we wanted.

Stopped off here with my partner for a mid morning coffee. Greeted by friendly staff, who took our order at the table. Place was fairly busy with a good atmosphere. Lovely coffee consumed in a relaxed mood.

We got to Coopers at 10:30, and it was almost full. The full English breakfast was mine and very tasty. Chris the pancakes & bacon and Jan the Eggs Royal. With drinks (two coffees and a tea) £30 isn’t bad.

Después de un día bastante agotador en el trabajo, decidimos dar un paseo por West Bridgford para tomar una copa y comer algo. Después de visitar un par de bares / pubs que todavía están abiertos, tomé una bebida en Copper, eché un vistazo al menú y pensé por qué no. No pude decidirme, pero finalmente fui por 3 mordidas por 14. La esposa tenía 3 diferentes de la misma sección, así que lo usamos como tapas. La comida era fantástica, el servicio 2 º a ninguno. El chico que nos sirvió fue muy amigable, pero me sorprendió cuando le pregunté sobre la víspera de Año Nuevo. ¿No sabía qué estaba sucediendo "ya que solo había estado aquí desde mayo"? De todos modos le pidió al gerente que se acercara y le explicara. Para colmo, tenían una cantante, ella era realmente buena, solo se desperdiciaba por la falta de clientes que acudían. Normalmente trabajo los domingos, así que este era el lugar perfecto para que yo y la esposa nos relajáramos. Estaremos de vuelta.

Haven't been in for a long time but went in one night with my missus for a meal, we were met with friendly and polite greetings from the staff, a table was prepared as soon as we had picked one and the service was nice and polite, the food was excellent and the atmosphere was right for the night we visited I can easily say that we will be back again

A wander down from Trent Bridge led us to this lovely find. Accommodating to my allergies and fantastic choices. High quality food and a nice selection of freash cakes too.

Probably our favourite venue, the food is always excellent whether breakfast or later. The drinks are good with enough variety to appeal to all tastes but it's the staff that are the added bonus: the level of customer service is as good as those found in America.

Fabulous food, try the Tuesday night special menu, it's great value. Drinks are excellent especially the New Dawn Pale Ale and the Americano Coffee, But most of all the staff are fantastic. If you are in West Bridgford this is the best coffee you can get and one of the cheapest, it's also wonderful for breakfast!

Nice atmosphere small downstairs but also has seating upstairs. Very nice cheese scones on the main road through West Bridgford town centre.ideal for meeting friends for coffee breakfast or a light lunch

Despite the fact you weren’t allowed to stop working to celebrate... happy birthday from the drunken monkeys who also had a birthday!

Met an old friend for lunch on a beautiful sunny day.

The five of us sat outside in the sun on a lovely Saturday lunchtime . We had coffees and a light meal , everything was excellent , great food that was reasonably priced for the quality , friendly staff and a great spot to watch the world walk by . Well worth a visit .

We held a 50th birthday party here in April. We hired out the top part of the building which was fantastic.

Popped in for a couple of cocktails. Very tasty and with good service from the friendly staff. Enjoyed the drinks we had.

We visited for drinks on a works night out I was slightly disappointed as regulars visit mapperly Copper and didn’t find it to be as good. Reasonable drinks just lacking a bit of atmosphere

Always a pleasure to visit Copper, food excellent , large potions ,Clean, friendly ,

Called in with friends for a quick bite to eat. Chose the savoury cream tea - scone with cream cheese and onion relish. The scone was a good size but very crumbly and dry and there wasn’t quite enough cream cheese and onion relish for the size of scone. Just an extra small teaspoon of each would make it better and better still if the scone wasn’t so dry. Had to keep sipping tea to help it go down. Good cup of tea though and pleasant service.

Visited today with two friends. This is a fairly regular haunt of mine both daytime and evening. I ordered the Cream tea today and was a little disappointed as the scone was very dry and fell apart as I was trying to put jam and cream on. It was served warm so I suspect they are heated in a microwave. Could this be the reason they become dried out? If I order one again I will ask for it cold. Cannot fault the service. Always very friendly and efficient.

Booked dinner on New Year's Eve for 4 people. Have visited many times for breakfast, afternoon tea or just drinks so like the 'feel' of the place. We each ordered different but not deliberately though was interested to see what was presented to us. We...

Went here for a coffee, the staff were friendly and helpful. The coffee was good and about the cost as...

Dropped in for breakfast. We sat upstairs because all downstairs tables were full. This proved to be a good move...

My wife treated me to a full English breakfast here (not for the first time). It is perfectly cooked and...

Decided to go out for breakfast in our area. Copper is on Central Avenue in West Bridgford and has seating...

Came in with a friend for some quick breakfast before a game of cricket. The staff was friendly and there...

I would just like to thank the staff at Copper for everything they have done for us in helping us with our wedding celebration , especially Jack & Glen .

I live locally and often visit Copper. The menu for brunch/lunch is inviting and portion sizes perfect. I have never encountered rude staff, always friendly and polite. The bar is quite small and I do not think suitable for babies in pushchairs. If one pushchair is allowed, all will have to be and this would present problems for staff serving hot food and drinks for guests. Copper does get busy at night, so I don't use it then. Thank you Copper, keep smiling!!

We occasionally visit this cafe when we go to see our daughter in Nottingham. Every time we go i cant fault it! We usually have a snack such as a sandwich or cake. My hubby and daughter had the savoury cream tea which was a lovely hot wholemeal scone with cream cheese and onion chutney on the side and a cup of tea. I only had a teacake but it had lots of butter and both jam and marmalade. My daughters boyfriend had the most enormous piece of lemon drizzle cake also very tasty. The girl that served us was smiley and very nice and the food turned up within 5 minutes of ordering...perfect!

I come to copper all the time for odd bits of lunch to coffee to cocktails . This place could be so wonderful and cosy however it really depends on who is serving you ! There are a few lovely waiters really happy to help and give suggestions make your custom feel like it's wanted and make you feel like you could loose hours in there . However get the wrong staff and this place is uncomfortable awkward and dam right rude , we had two girls laugh and pull faces when we complained about and order behind the bar upstairs thinking we didn't see them . Then when they realised they just carried on ! They did this to a good few folk staying and having afternoon drinks that day . They were rude not friendly unhelpful and just didn't make you feel like you could stay longer then an hour ! this problem needs addressing ! Or you will loose custom !

My mum and I usually like to go for a cup of coffe and a cake in West Bridgford. We class the area as being a close knit community that caters towards families. Recently becoming a first time mum at 35 my mum suggested going to Copper.It was a Monday afternoon and none term time, so the place was quiet consisting of six people max. My new born was in a small car seat and we placed him in a corner. More so that my mum and I could have a private catch up. My mum went up to the bar to choose which cake she would like. When what looked like the manager came up to her without a welcome great and stated sorry you will have to leave or take the "buggy down" we explained he was a sleep and wasn't able to do so. He basically stated there was no other choice but to leave. We were taken back by his request and attitude and stated that this was discrimination to mothers/ parents. The manager shrugged his shoulders and said there was nothing he could do. I did ask if they allowed wheel chair users?? I just find this behaviour so out dated and behind the times. It also doesn't promote the community environment west Bridgford aims to promote. I'm not naive in thinking that all environments are not suited to fitting in push chairs or like city transport and extreme busy places. On this occasion this wasn't the case.

Had a nice hot chocolate and orange drizzle cake. Service was good and the price was right. Nice clean cafe with a good atmosphere on the Main Street i. West Bridgford. There is outside setting but it was too wet and cold to site out there today.

Had a lovely breakfast here on Saturday morning - fresh, hot and tasty. This complements our visit in April when we had the Tuesday specisal of two meals and a bottle of wine for £30. Often pop in for drinks, but will definitely be back to try other dishes on the menu

Based on a couple of the indifferent reviews I read on TA I was unsure whether to try for lunch however I was quite impressed.As it was a Friday lunchtime it was pretty busy but all the staff on shift were friendly and attentive to our needs.The club sandwiches we orders were very tasty and reasonably priced and the whole place had a nice relaxed atmosphere.We definitely wouldn't hesitate to return.

We have gone to Copper with our son and daughter in law for years and years and always delighted with everything. But over the last year whilst moving up here to live, we haven't enjoyed anything. It's now expensive, and bears no resemblance to the great and always reliable place that it was.Will go for coffee and cake, but after today's lunch which was variously overcooked/dry/tasteless and virtually empty club sandwiches (which were once legendary) - I am so sorry to say, that I'm done with any more disappointments. Such a shame.

I have been going to this cafe for as long as it has been there. When working I would have coffee there most days of the week. However after visiting today i was shocked at the rise in prices which appeared to be right across the board. The coffee has gone up to £2.30 and to find tea at the same price was surprising. We didn't eat there today but looked at the menu and again the rise in prices of basic food was alarming. Fish n chips at £13 ouch! Caesar Salad £10, outrageous for coffee morning, coffee and cake £5.50. The establishment right next door does the smae for £4. It was a great pity to find this high extra cost. I will probably still use Copper for an Americano but that is all. There is so many good cafes now in West Bridgford that I can be a lot more choosy

Food is always excellent and it's always busy, which is sometimes a drawback. The coffee could be hotter and they have an annoying habit of not bringing sugar to the table and having to go and get it, but that's only a niggle.

Toujours aussi sympa cette ville, et le Copper en est le reflet.Un breakfast excellent. Je recommande le colombian eggs et un thé vert de haut de gamme. Parfait, merci.

Visited 4pm on Saturday 18th for a drink with friends. Ordered drinks and sat down. Then decided I needed a call of nature. I first went looking at the back of the bar to where the kitchens were but found out the men's were upstairs. While I was there I looked into the kitchen and wasn't impressed at all in the state of it, looked like a bomb had hit it. Pots everywhere and food on the floor !!. Thankfully I wasn't eating !!. Found the gents and was beaten back by the smell of urine !!!. Absolutely disgusting. If this is how clean the toilets are I hate to think what lurks elsewhere. Sorry but there is no excuse whatsoever for this. Put me right off the bottle of wine I'd just bought. Sorry but won't be going again !!!.

I visited for lunch midweek and the cafe was busy. I sat a table and waited 20 minutes for someone to take my order. Once my order was taken I was then approached another 3 times to ask if I wanted to order anything. I had ordered a steak sandwich which was nice but the steak was very rare and probably not to most people's taste. The vegetable crisp accompaniment was greasy. Another member of our party had a chicken Caesar salad which was filling but when we asked for more sauce the waitress seemed flummoxed. Overall, service needs to be improved

In Nottingham early with my wife we had decided to have breakfast at Copper, only to find that they don't open until 10am.. a bit late for breakfast in my opinion. We waited, and whilst the member of staff was polite and efficient (almost lightening fast), the tables clean, and the coffee nice, the food wasn't quite what we expected. We ordered pancakes with crispy bacon and maple syrup, but what we got was warm, served on a cold plate, and bacon that whilst thick was far from crispy. The food was tasty, but slightly disappointing.

Copper is a great place for dinner with delicious vegetarian options on the menu with a vibrant, busy feel with great staff.

Went here on Sunday evening. Food was lovely, my companion had the vegetarian pie and I had the fishcakes. Was very enjoyable. On a Sunday evening they have a singer on and it made for a really pleasant evening. Very chilled out and a nice way to prepare for the week ahead.

Copper is cosy and a nice place for a drink any time of the day.the menu looks good but the food can be a bit hit and miss. Had the tapas platter which had very hard 'coarse' pate. Over baked camembert and no red onion marmalade.friendly staff.

Went for a few drinks with the girlfriend last night. There is a short but novel cocktail menu which is reasonably priced, and a few unusual beers on tap. Given the name of the establishment I was a little disappointed with the lack of copper drinking vessels (especially for cocktails). Also, as someone who without a sweet tooth and a lover of strong flavours, two out of three of the cocktails were ordered were overly sweet.

lovely place to meet friends ant time of the dayserve lovely coffees which i tend to go for but the meals look lovely toomy only slight gripe is they dont serve skimmed milk which i prefer in my cappucinovery busy mostly but you can usually find a spot if you dont mind waiting a minute or twolovely room upstairs with comy chairs and more relaxed, perfect for a private partywould reccomend

Popped in for a coffee and pastry on a rare visit to The West Bridgford area of Nottingham . On entering the place was busy and there wasn't a spare table , however a smiley waitress spotted us and said she would have a look for us upstairs , luckily a table became vacant downstairs and we took our seats , we only had coffee and a pastry but they were very nice - if the other food was as good it should be a nice place for lunch .

Little pocket rocket! Always great atmosphere anytime of the day. Whether it's just a few bevvies or family party great location. Good size function room upstairs. Glen and his staff brilliant with table service and excellent barstaff to create a cosy hot chocolate or lively cocktail. Live music to entertain in the evenings

I love Copper for its coffee, but also the best bacon ciabatta in West Bridgford. The thing that needs sorting are the table sizes and chairs. In an attempt to squeeze in more covers, it seems that the tables are quite small and as a result people have to create more space for themselves, making everything a little cramped

Went here for breakfast. We arrived just after 9am so it was fairly quiet and we had a good choice of tables.The menu is quite extensive for breakfasts and caters for vegetarians and gluten free.We ordered flat white coffee and my partner had scrambled egg and mushrooms on a sour dough bap. I ordered the omelette with cheese inside and toast. All came quite quickly, were hot and tasty.Service was friendly and efficient.A good place to eat breakfast in a West Bridgford.

Came here for a drink with friends.I think the place is small and pokey, can't hear what is being said so gave up having a conversation as too loud.Not a place I would come to again.

I just went out for a work meal here, purposefully planned at 4pm so that I could take my 4 month old breast fed baby. I was immediately accosted at the door and told I was not allowed my buggy and would have to collapse it. I pointed out that my baby was happily asleep and was too small for a high chair and was told they were not insured because of the wheels and I had no choice, the most ridulous thing I had heard as a new mum, especially as there was a gentleman in a wheel chair in the venue. I would have left but there was a meal for 8 booked. Our table was completely out of the way and there was plenty of room for my pram but as soon as I took out my baby someone already had hold of my buggy telling me they had to move it immediately, thus made me feel very embarrassed and as though I was a problem. I later went to retrieve something from my buggy and found they had parked it in a narrow corridor in the back blocking the only fire exit. I had been told if I had had a detachable carrier I could have put her on the floor in that, which lead me to believe they would be happier for someone to trip over my actual child rather than the buggy. I left as early as I could from the meal, within which I had had to hold my very upset and tired child, who would have slept quietly in her pram. I felt very upset on departure and as though I had been a huge problem. I will not be going again with or without my baby.

My wife and I booked the upstairs lounge for a private party, from the first time we contacted them until we left copper on the day of the party they acted in a very professional manner and made everything so easy for us. We had booked the room quite early in the year and it was not until November that we contacted them again to discuss food. They offered a large range of canapés and main meals, they also asked how we wanted the room laid out, what sort of music we wanted, and we received a written quote within 24 hours covering all the items we talked about.On the day, we arrived early than agreed but staff were already waiting for us, the canapés and main food arrived on the exact time we asked for and the food was superb. Lots of the guests commented on the food and how good it was: there was plenty of it and no one went hungry.A big thanks to Charlotte who ran the bar and Felix who we made the arrangements with.

We discovered this restaurant as we walked in Nott city centre visiting our daughter. We were lucky to get a table for four on a busy Sun without booking. Staff were friendly and the restaurant is lovely. We all had a roast and it was beautifully presented with some delicious veg. Only complaint would be that the beef was a little thickly cut and hard and the yorkshires more like crisps but otherwise the meal was delicious and well priced.

a perfect venue for a drink and a light meal, the fiery chilli marinated olives pack a real punch and make for a great snack with a glass of wine

As the place is used as a cafe by day and a venue/restaurant at night it has rather a strange ambience. Neither one thing nor another really. It does have a decent selection on the menu (I'm talking daytime here), and the staff seem ok but not overly attentive. A previous reviewer complained about being told to leave a pushchair outside. I won't comment on whether this should or shouldn't be done generally, but Copper is very cramped and I can imagine it would have been problematic to have any more floor space taken up. Overall my impression is nice place, nice food, a bit more elbow room needed.

I have visited Copper many times and always bring my friends here when we go out for lunch. Until my recent experience it was one of my favourite places to eat as I think the food is great and good value for money compared to other places.However, I recently visited with a friend at lunch time and was told that I would have to leave my pushchair outside, which had my 2 month old baby in. I asked what am I meant to do with my baby and was told I could put him in a high chair. I stated that he was too young to go in a high chair. They kept telling me I need to leave the pushchair outside and again I asked what am I meant to do with my baby, as I can't hold him and eat at the same time and he was quite content in his pushchair. I was then told that what most people do is put the pram part of the pushchair on a chair with baby inside and that it's the base of the pushchair that needs to be collapsed and left outside. I was really confused by this and said that I don't think that would be very safe. The pram part is over twice the size of one of their little chairs so would be balancing on the chair and could easily topple off with baby inside! I also don't understand the logic in this as the pram section is the larger part of the pushchair, not the wheels and by putting the pram on a chair, it isn't saving any room and is surely more of a health and safety issue than having a pushchair in there that's easy to move?!?! They simply said well that's what other people do so it's up to me. I said I would have to leave and they weren't bothered or even apologetic at all! I would also be a bit more understanding if it was busy but there were plenty of empty tables and room for me to park my pushchair next to a table without being in anyone's way.To be honest I was very shocked and upset by this. I have never experienced this problem anywhere else and I've eaten at many places and taken my baby and pram with me. In fact, every other place I have eaten at have only been even more helpful to try to accommodate for us, even when room has been on the tight side! This really was my favourite place to eat in west bridgford but I will never be returning now on principle, even when my baby is old enough to go in a high chair. I felt that I was being discriminated against for having a small baby and think it's quite disgusting!We ended up going to mud crab a few doors down. It was slightly more expensive but the food was delicious and the staff were so helpful and friendly and more than happy to make room for the pushchair. There were lots of other people with pushchairs in there too.I think Copper seriously need to look at this issue and come up with a solution to allow people with babies to eat there, as they are excluding a large group of potential customers and I don't think it's very fair!

Nice food and attentive staff who worked under stressful conditions due to colleagues ringjng in sick but they smiled and apologised throughout

I came here for breakfast with my boyfriend and it was alright. I would say the only downside of it was that the staff took a while to come and serve us.I had pancakes and he had a full English breakfast and we both agreed that the food didn't taste as though it was done on the hob, instead as if it was done on some kind of machine to cook it quickly.Obviously I have no idea how they cook it however we both thought that we had tasted better breakfast elsewhere.

I had a family get together and suggest Copper as I used to find it very friendly although the food was always just ok. IT'S my guests were traveling from far I booked a table for 8 people for 11am. We arrived outside at 11 and spent a few minuets saying hi to each other. We then entered the restaurant and waited to be greater. By the time this happened it was 11.04. We were told by a very rude man he had given our table away as we were late. I thought he was joking at first as we had arrived on time. I said it's only 11.04 he said late is late. Astonishing wow. Anyway we went to Carluccios with no booking. I have never had breakfast there but can thoroughly recommend it. Absolutely delicious and blows Copper away with the quality of food and service so I guess I should thank them.

As a friendly café for coffee/tea rendez-vous Copper is hard to beat.A huge range of teas to choose from and a great selection of cakes for sheer indulgence: the best brownie in town.

I have been to copper in the city centre and wanted to try the WB one as its closer to home. It did not disappoint! We had the rump steak which was cooked to perfection.. we had a few drinks, the gingerbread Manhattan cocktail was beautiful! The service was spot on - we sat in a corner out the way so could have easily been forgotten about but we weren't. Lovely atmosphere, a bit of live music on a Sunday evening - perfect.Thank you for such a lovely evening!

I've been to this bar/restaurant many times... & previously I have to say the food was great! & excellent value... lovely cakes too! Service a bit slow when busier but always worth the wait. Sadly I won't be visiting ever again after literally being turned away today with my 6 month old in her pushchair. They wouldn't allow me to move a chair & pop my daughter in her pushchair at the side of the table. They said it was because there isn't much room. However, would they have said the same to a wheelchair user or to a mother with a child with a specially adapted pushchair for a child with additional needs?? They did say I could collapse the pushchair, but my baby can't hold herself up in a high chair yet. I just wanted a drink & a slice of cake. I obviously didn't fit in with their 'target audience' & they want to keep pushchairs out... They can't obviously say you're not welcome if you have children with you but they make it hard so you don't stay!

Visited here for brunch with a friend today. I've been to the Nottingham branch before and liked it but it's not really my favourite place. The West Bridgford branch however is lovely - cosy and welcoming. It was pretty busy when we visited on a Saturday morning, with a lot of people sitting outside. Popular place! We were served by a lovely lady who gave us menus and was very friendly. We ordered a pot of tea each and I ordered the eggs benedict while my friend ordered the eggs royale.The only weird thing - which is actually a GREAT thing - is that our food arrived and *then* the drinks arrived. In fact we were just asking the waitress who brought our food where our drinks were when they materialised. Perfect timing, since of course we wanted our drinks with our food. My eggs benedict were divine, I thoroughly enjoyed them! My friend loved her eggs royale (which had salmon instead of bacon). The breakfast menu is more than ample and offers something a little different should you wish (the Colombian Eggs piqued my interest - scrambled eggs with salsa & guacamole - maybe next time!).This is a lovely place and I'd happily go back if only I were in W Bridgford on a more regular basis! (First time in a few years.)

Cute little place with aromatic coffee and a good breakfast spread. Free wifi too. Friendly staff and service. Recommended.

We stopped by for lunch and each had a sandwich (steak / fish fingers). The portions are large, but drinks are small. It's a little bit cosy, and the food took a while to come, but it is worth the wait.

We went for a lovely breakfast at Cooper and took our 12 year old with us. She loved the chocolate milkshake! There's a great variety of choices for breakfast but it takes a while to arrive. So not somewhere to come if you are in a rush. Food is delicious though!

I visit Copper quite regularly with various friends- an ideal meeting place in the centre of West Bridgford offering outside seating when sunny, indoor tables downstairs and comfier seating on the upper floor. The service is always very efficient, coffee and cakes excellent value, and they cater for our g/f friends, too. Lunches and evening meals are tasty, with a good menu selection, and reasonably priced. The ambiance changes according to time of day and the weather. Sunny evenings always see folks enjoying a glass of wine both inside and outside where the attraction of outdoor seating is a real plus.

We had a mid-week dinner here with friends, it is not possible to book a table, but we were assured that we would not have a problem at 7.00pm. We were able to choose a table upstairs which is a little quieter, so we could chat easily. There was a fixed price menu, but it was a similar price to go a la carte. Everything we had was very good and well presented and the wine was very reasonably priced. The service was not intrusive but it was friendly and unrushed.

Quite nice environment but nothing I would go back regularly for given the incredible competition between coffee shops in this area

I've been going to Copper for a couple of years now off and on and can never fault the service or the food. The stand out thing however is the service, whether you are eating or just having a drink, is second to none. They do a special set menu of two and three courses but we had the lovely dipping camembert and I had a great steak with superb dauphinoise potatoes. It's all very informal and they have regular guitar players on who really understand the place. Copper is part of a wider group of restaurants and pubs and the entertainers seem to move around their other venues. Beer can be a bit pricey but this is the first restaurant where my wife was offered a number of wines to taste before we ordered a very reasonably priced bottle.

Tried this place last May 2015 and was so impressed we had to return for our first anniversary. The service tonight was second to none, we were looked after and attended to so well all night. The food was sublime. Mushroom soup to start was really tasty, the bowl just seemed bottomless! The steak here never fails me and was cooked to perfection. It's a nice change to see steak paired with dauphinois potatoes and greens instead of chips. Dessert was the cherry on top of the evening I just wish I could've eaten it all!Will always recommend this place

Went here for pre restaurant drinks on a Saturday night. Really like the way they have done the place up. Almost unrecognisable from the dingy hole that used to be reflex. Drinks are expensive: £9.20 for two pints and was a bit irritating to get stuck in the queue at the bar behind people ordering complicated cocktails but it goes with the territory I guess. A nice swanky place which seems to draw an older clientele.

I use Copper in West Bridgford for lunch almost every other week so was really looking forward to trying this relatively new addition to Nottingham City Centre. The lunches are always nicely cooked and well presented and very fresh.Eight of us are here last night. On arrival we had a drink in the bar which, for eight o clock, was buzzing, a really good vibe. I would say it was really more a cafe bar than a restaurant but we were pleasantly surprised. The menu is not too full but with a good selection for everyone. We had a mixture of mains of chicken, pork and fish and everything was piping hot, full of flavour and nice sized portions. Five of the group had puddings which were polished off very quickly with full approval. The service was efficient and even though it was very busy, the wait between ordering and courses was just right.A really good lively place, not expensive, good wine and we shall be back.

Trendy, welcoming and comfortable for either a night out with friends, coffee or a light bite whatever time of the day or evening. Also a great meeting place for business

We started off our night at Copper with a few drinks! Got served pretty quick at the bar and after a while got a table to sit at! The atmosphere was good with a range of ages from the younger to older.......much nicer when there's a good mix! Being in West Bridgford the prices are slightly higher.......£16.60 for a grey goose & lemonade, an amaretto & coke and double archers & lemonade......however it's nice not to be surrounded by young students out to get completely off their face and the music isn't loud so you can sit and have a good chat with friends!

We've been going regularly and the food has been quite good and the place/staff OK. Recently we discovered after 30 minutes that our order had not been placed due to miscommunication of staff. When we came to settle up we said we'd like to see this long wait reflected in the bill - eg knock off the cost of a pot of tea but the manager who seems pretty disinterested said that it was one of thins things, no one's fault and that an apology (not sure when we heard that) should be enough. We know things can go wrong but usually the restaurant tries to make up for it We will not go back.

This restaurant/bar is conveniently located at the heart of West Bridgford, close to bus stops and parking. The food is lovely whether you are looking for a full meal or just coffee and cake. Staff are friendly and helpful and there is a good atmosphere. I have visited on several occasions and have never been disappointed.

Wonderful atmosphere and service as usual and predictably quality food - highly recommended for anyone.

Me and my partner wanted somewhere to go for a coffee and lunch which wasn't cramped or overly crowded. The lay out is nice and mood lit. Friendly staff and a warm atmosphere.At first glance the food seems a bit pricey but I had the club sandwich and it was a very generous portion and the rustic chips are really nice!!!

Pleasant place and reasonable prices. Go upstairs if you want peace and quiet.A good place to meet friends right on the High Street.

Sometimes , you want a pleasant meal or drink without being too fancy and without being too expensive. Copper hits the mark, has great service and a fabulous atmosphere. What's not to like ?

Lots of choices in west bridgford of places to eat, so to end up having such a lovely lunch at copper was great. Felix and his staff were so lovely and helpful that, in the end we decided on the shared tapas. It was delicious! Would definitely recommend it.Great atmosphere, excellent service. Coffee and cakes were lovely too!

I highly recommend Copper for it's outstanding service, nothing is too much. They often do table service and treat each customer like they are really valued. It's incredibly friendly, decent prices for drinks, lovely food and my top choice of places to spend an evening if you are out in West Bridgford.