Restaurant trends in a particular area can be difficult to keep up with, which is why OpenTable’s monthly guide comes in handy.
If you’re not familiar with OpenTable, it’s a website used by restaurants to handle their bookings.
Each month, OpenTable analyses nearly 500,000 new global diner reviews from the past month to produce a guide to the most-booked restaurants in a certain town, city or region.
The guide uses real-time bookings and reviews to let diners know which restaurants are attracting the most customers at any given time.
Featuring different restaurants from month to month, it’s a great way to keep track of where’s hot and where’s not.
The most recent guide was updated on September 5.
Here are the most-booked Nottinghamshire restaurants this month:
1. The 10 most-booked Nottinghamshire restaurants in February 2026, according to OpenTable
Red Dog Saloon in Nottingham is one of Nottinghamshire's busiest restaurants this February, according to OpenTable | Red Dog Saloon Photo: Red Dog Saloon
2. The Rustic Crust Pizzeria, Farnsfield
The Rustic Crust Pizzeria on Main Street, Farnsfield, is a 60 seater family pizzeria with a beautiful bar and intimate Italian style courtyard based in between Mansfield and Southwell in the award winning village of Farnsfield. Photo: Google
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3. KINU, Nottingham
KINU, which opened in October, is an independent restaurant introducing one of the region’s first limitless fine dining experiences. Blending the artistry of Japanese cuisine with vibrant pan Asian influences, KINU invites guests to indulge in an endless flow of exquisitely crafted small plates, all for a set price of £45 per head, excluding drinks and dessert. | Kinu Photo: Kinu
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4. Pho
Pho Nottingham is a healthy Vietnamese restaurant with loads of vegan and gluten free options. Rated 4.5 on OpenTable. Meals cost £25 and under. Pho Nottingham is a delightful spot for Vietnamese cuisine, offering "lovely food and good service. | Google Photo: Google