The Michelin Guide says: "Being hidden down an alleyway and up some stairs in the centre of Nottingham, you’ll need to follow your map closely to find this rustic restaurant in a lovely period building – think exposed brickwork, timbers and dried flowers hanging on the wall. Cooking-wise it’s all about small plates, with three to four per person about right; these dishes show off recognisable flavour combinations executed with aplomb, like ham fritters with the eponymous piccalilli. The wine list is concise but carefully curated, with quality choices at a fair price."placeholder image
The Michelin Guide says: "Being hidden down an alleyway and up some stairs in the centre of Nottingham, you’ll need to follow your map closely to find this rustic restaurant in a lovely period building – think exposed brickwork, timbers and dried flowers hanging on the wall. Cooking-wise it’s all about small plates, with three to four per person about right; these dishes show off recognisable flavour combinations executed with aplomb, like ham fritters with the eponymous piccalilli. The wine list is concise but carefully curated, with quality choices at a fair price." | Piccalilli

These Nottingham restaurants have been named among the UK’s best by experts from the Michelin Guide

Daniel DeFalco
By Daniel DeFalco

Senior Reporter

Published 11th Jun 2025, 14:45 GMT

Here are the Nottingham restaurants that have been included in the 2025 edition of the Michelin Guide

Here in Nottingham we’re very proud of our thriving food and drink scene.

From the trendy bars and restaurants of Hockley to the traditional greasy spoons found in the city’s industrial estates, Nottingham really does cater for every taste.

Choosing where to eat obviously depends on your budget and the occasion, but sometimes we all have to treat ourselves to something a bit more upmarket.

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The Michelin Guide is a great starting point if you’re looking to try one of the city’s top-rated restaurants, with the 2025 edition now published.

These are the 10 Nottingham restaurants that have been recognised by the world-renowned guide for 2025:

The Michelin Guide: "This rustic and rural restaurant in the Vale of Belvoir is located on the farmstead where Chef-Owner Richard grew up, divided across two buildings constructed using reclaimed materials from the farm."

9. Restaurant Jericho, Plungar

The Michelin Guide: "This rustic and rural restaurant in the Vale of Belvoir is located on the farmstead where Chef-Owner Richard grew up, divided across two buildings constructed using reclaimed materials from the farm." | Chloe Vinestock Photo: Chloe Vinestock

The Michelin Guide: "Located in the old canteen of a 19C silk mill, Darleys offers a great view out over the river and the weir."

10. Darleys, Darley Abbey

The Michelin Guide: "Located in the old canteen of a 19C silk mill, Darleys offers a great view out over the river and the weir." | H Photo: H

The Michelin Guide says: "The eponymous John was raised right here on the family farm and now provides excellent field-to-fork dining inside its 16th-century farmhouse. His brother Tom looks after the 400-acre estate, which provides herbs, vegetables, fruits and multiple meats that inform and inspire the tasting menus."

11. John's House, Mountsorrel

The Michelin Guide says: "The eponymous John was raised right here on the family farm and now provides excellent field-to-fork dining inside its 16th-century farmhouse. His brother Tom looks after the 400-acre estate, which provides herbs, vegetables, fruits and multiple meats that inform and inspire the tasting menus." | Kev Lloyd Photo: Kev Lloyd

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