The best restaurants serving Other european-cuisines food in East Midlands

Popped in for a coffee whilst waiting for my wife, ordered a cheese and ham toastie and was not disappointed! Highly recommended if you like a toastie like me!

So an evening out on the piss with friends we ended up here. Now always seem quite busy at the weekend so we thought let's get a bite. Hadnt eaten since the morning so was starving. The next day after eating a chicken kebab I was crippled over in pain feeling sick and running to the toilet. Friends who went also had kebabs here too and was feeling sick the only thing we all had in common was kebabs from this shop so dont take a genius to figure it out. I did say whilst eating it taste funny but friends reassured me was fine. Oh how wrong they were. Never going back will stick to the other local kebab shop on a nite out in future.

The place looks very inviting, traditionally decorated with a huge selection of cakes. Unfortunately the food that was served was very underwhelming, bland and basic, dumplings were greasy and tasteless, bacon and scrambled eggs just about cooked. even the cheesecakes we took away promised so much but delivered very little. The one saving grace was the sourdough bread, fresh and very good. Maybe we didn’t choose the right things? But probably won’t bother again.

Excellent Sunday lunch at a very reasonable price, highly recommended. The desserts were also lovely and the staff were really nice.

Excellent service and good food 👌

This is the perfect option if you are looking for incredible food. Gary and his team produced the most delicious plates of seasonal British cuisine.

We didn't go round the park but what we could see , it needs more work,

Stayed here last month. Really nice place, lovely location and locely courtyard. Food was very good. Great powerful shower. Only small complaint was the room was extrmely hot (and not even a hot day) but there was a portable fan in the room so wasn’t too bad. Would definitely stay again.

Well where do we start, hadn't been to Brown's for a few years but we thought we would give it a go for a change. Once we were seated the waitress (who I presume was working her first ever day, as basic training of greeting the client with a smile seems to have been missed off) proceeded to take our orders. On ordering the starters which there was only a choice of two (lunch menu) we were told one wasn't available...not a big choice. We declined. In the meantime the drinks orders were taken , the waitress (trying her best with limited training) did not know what lagers or ciders were available !...anyway food ordered , I went for chicken with a spicy mayo, slaw and skin on fries....I got a KFC zinger tower burger.. and no slaw....menu description needs some improvements. Credit where credit is due the burger was tasty . My wife had the cheesecake....which was deconstructed a little too much. In todays competitive market you need to wow your customers in a good way. The place has potential but needs to up its game in a big way.... the tower burger was nice hence the 2 stars...

Food was OK clean tidy place excellent customer service

So upset by the food they served , and it’s been going downhill each time. Ordered the fino pita and there was nothing inside except the chicken, it was so dry there was no sauce and not even a lettuce. Chicken wasn’t even cooked properly. The time before was a similar experience too. Used to be so good but the quality has gone so down now

Went there for Sunday lunch , best i have ever had ! service was excellent and friendly , atmosphere was great and just a really nice destination . Family and i will definitely be back .

Had a lovely meal as always, Pastel de Nata is very tasty.

£5 to get in alright to begin with then it's empty and bouncers are over protecting with no crowd. Drinks are over priced as well.

I like everything about 200 except the atmosphere, it is really dark inside, lack of spaces, no umbrella outside during raining time.