The best restaurants serving British food in Bridge Nottingham East Midlands

Great selection of fabulous cheese. Super friendly & helpful staff. Oh did I mention the cheese? Marvellous!! (It needed saying twice). Yum!!

Cosy place, quite pricey, lots of choices for dog treats and food too!

Always a lovely welcoming experience. Great selection of syrups and coffee types and often new and exciting seasonal flavours

I had a great experience at Caffè Nero, Angel Row Nottingham, thanks to Tet ianak. She was very friendly and provided excellent customer service. The strawberry and chocolate frappé she made was absolutely delicious!”

Nice pub, has a very local feel to it. foods not French cuisine but very good and value for money.

Worst burger I've ever had. Stale bun and strangely chewy meat. Chips were also awful which is really hard to get wrong. The staff seemed angry that we hadn't pre-booked. Very run-down interior and toilets. The only positive thing about the visit was that the hand dryers in the toilets are powerful.

Ruby as amazing, serving with a smile and very helpful with our order.

The working conditions are horrific, they're awful at responding, and they are horrible to the cats. The food is disgusting and cheap even though it costs a fortune. The owners are some of the most rude people i have ever known. I don't know why this place is still open it has to be closed down as fast as possible.

I tend to come here often, the atmosphere outside is great, right by the canal with ducks about and fresh air. Large variety of drinks and food with great prices too.

Otra gran experiencia , aparcamiento gratuito justo fuera y una cálida y amable bienvenida. Teníamos una selección de comida deliciosa, incluyendo filete cocinado exactamente como nos gusta. No podemos superar el valor y la calidad, seguiremos volviendo.

Remember when British food was considered terrible? I'm old enough to remember such times, and I'm enjoying the renaissance. In this spirit, I ordered the most quintessentially British item on the menu - steak and kidney pie with mash and mushy peas. This is not your grandma's home made pie, but rather a hipsterish reimagination, and probably all the better for it. Presentation was excellent. Crust (which I think is puff pastry) is crispy on top and slightly soft elsewhere, just as it should be. Interesting finish on the top of the pie, with a smattering of rosemary. Meaty filling with just the right proportion of kidney. Even the mushy peas were exceptional. Service was attentive and quick, and at around 12 quid, I really don't have a bad word to say about my experience today. I'll definitely be back soon!

We had a really lovely post-lockdown meal here and it did not disappoint! The starters (lamb scrumpet and pea bruschetta) were a fantastic way to start the meal and our mains were delicious. The sea bass skin was perfectly crisp and the accompaniments went with it perfectly. Although the steak looked small it was more than enough and full of flavour. The house red wine was affordable and delicious. The staff were attentive and friendly and made it a really enjoyable evening.

Old and tired and everything seemed faded. Not sure what denomination it was focusing on. Vague and without staff. Not going to rush back but large enough stock to satisfy those looking for a few different things. Not terrible but not that great either. Bit like the purgatory material.

We had called by a few times previously for a drink and a bite of lunch when it was the Atlas, so we called by again for lunch.The immediate greeting was that there was a 20 minute wait for food (no hello), we went to order at the counter, but were told that the orders were now taken at the table, whilst the waitress came to our table in good time, the wait for the drinks was tedious, so tedious we considered leaving. The place was freezing, the front door was open all the time, everyone was sitting with coats and scarfs, it was like sitting in the garage with the freezer door left open. We saw so many people waiting for food, someone returning their food to the counter, that we decided just to wait for the hot drink (we were going to order food).We saw the tea bag (for one of our drinks) dropped on the floor and then put back on the saucer and served to us (we asked if we could swap it for a tea bag that hadn't been on the floor) - the waitress apologised, but come on this is basic hygiene surely staff should know not to do this?All in all, very, very average and not at all as we remembered when it was Atlas

Vine aquí un par de veces y fue genial! Incluso se compraron leche de soya y especialmente para mí ya que tenía se acabó.Sin embargo, ha cerrado y en su lugar es de Mama Amor espagueti' exy (sí estoy en serio). Decepcionado por decir lo mínimo.