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Lovely man, lovely pizzas. We've ordered there loads of times and love their vegetarian pizza. Always hot and fresh . The meat eaters amongst us also liked the pepperoni ones

Food really nice, however cold and had to reheat. Shame as it’s always been quick and warm

Decent Chinese but they only accept cash. All dishes were decent

Food always arrived Hot! Fritters are super nice

Second time ordering from here and it’s been absolutely amazing both times 🤩 huge portion sizes for the price think we’ve found our new local chippy 👍🏼

1st time ordering for large office -fish and chips were delicious, generously portioned and super fresh. Shall definitely be reordering and making it a regular treat:) Oh I almost forgot, I had forgotten to ask for some scraps so thanks for adding!x

We had an absolutely lovely time here celebrating my dad’s birthday. The service was excellent and always accompanied by a smile. We really enjoyed our popadoms and pickles and the curries were delicious!!! Would 100% recommend trying out this fantastic restaurant. What a little hidden gem! Thank you x

1st class every time I love the food

Enjoyed the tasting menu and accompanying flight. Thoughtful, interesting and fabulous. I will continue to visit when in Lincoln.

Very busy parking, but in a strategic place. Rich menu in the restaurant, but there is much to be desired in terms of cleanliness!

The restaurant is unique - it has a Thai ambiance with cool decorations that remind me of my trips in Thailand. It even has tuk tuks inside where you can dine. The service was attentive and they served my food relatively quickly, which surprised me a bit, considering it was a busy time. I had the Peek Gai Tod (southern style Thai deep fried chicken wings) and Pad Ga Prao (stir fried minced pork with basil and rice). The Peek Gai Tod (£6.95) was one of the most crispiest wings I’ve ever had - it came with a mild sweet sauce that complemented with it well. It didn’t have a unique flavour but the crispiness was the best part of it. The Pad Ga Prao (£13.95) was good, however, the rice was a bit dry. The portion wasn’t too small but it wasn’t also too big. It was the right amount for one person - the flavour wasn’t anything extraordinary but it was a classic. It’s fun to dine in - you can enjoy and admire the decorations while you wait. It offers amazing, large options for vegetarians and I gotta say their menu is fairly extensive. It’s worth to stop by if you want Thai food!

I have visited this Miller and Carter so many times in the last couple of years. But the last 3 times have been so disappointing. The first 2 I put it down to just a bad experience of bad luck. But this time it was just too many bad experiences. I always order the same black Angus ribeye medium rare. But apart from the first inch or so it has been more rare. And this time around it was just plain raw. I couldn’t eat it. Also please avoid the newly added blue cheese and white port sauce. I try all their sauces and this was inedible. A very disappointing visit from a previously loyal and happy customer. I won’t be back for a long time, if ever.

I enjoyed a lovely Margherita Pizza and Chocolate Orange Fondant. Lisa, my server, was very friendly and committed to great customer service and the atmosphere in the restaurant was great.

Great Sunday lunch and friendly staff

Booked the Library room at ‘The Farmhouse’ at Mackworth for a ‘wake’ following funeral service at Markeaton Park. The room was ideal for the approx 40 people who attended. The finger buffet was really good value and very pleased with quality. The service and staff were excellent and room very well furnished. The Farmhouse has a lovely atmosphere about it and will no doubt visit for a drink and something to eat in the future.