Your money can go a little bit further next month
More than 20 venues will be taking part in the first ever Nottingham Restaurant Week which strives to make eating out more affordable. Many people have had to tighten their belts due to rising prices but the seven-day event aims to serve up some fantastic food for a fraction of the price.
The week will take place from May 15 to 21. A wide range of menus will be available for diners, whether they are looking for a snack, a working lunch, or an evening meal. Cafes, pubs, bars, and hotels will be offering a huge variety of deals on dining experiences, all reasonably priced. The organisers It’s in Nottingham hope that the week-long event will encourage footfall into the city, help people discover the tempting range of food and drink venues in the city as well as supporting hospitality venues still feeling the effects of the pandemic and rising energy prices.Alex Flint, CEO of It’s in Nottingham, said: “Nottingham has an amazing food and drink scene with lots of independents as well as big-name restaurants.
Visit eatnottingham.co.uk to find participating restaurants and their Restaurant Week offers. Select a voucher amount, from £5 to £25, enter your contact details and download a voucher to your device. Book a table directly with the restaurant and take your voucher along either on your phone or as a printed copy and present it to staff on arrival.
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