To those of us who are lucky enough to call Nottingham home, it’s unsurprising that quite a few famous faces enjoy spending time in and around the city.
With an array of top-rated bars and restaurants, secluded neighbourhoods and luscious green spaces, you can understand why those with a few quid might like to either call Nottingham home or visit the city for a couple of days.
Keep your eyes peeled and you may even spot an A-lister enjoying a drink or a bite to eat.
Nottingham is also a popular place for film and TV crews to pitch up, which only increases your chances of seeing a familiar face.
We’ve done a bit of digging and picked out a few places in and around Nottingham where you’ll have a good chance of spotting a celebrity.
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5. Dino bar
The queen of Nottingham herself, Vicky McClure, has previously declared her love for Dino bar in Warser Gate. She said: " I really like it here, the food is really tasty and it has a really cosy feel to it. I often go there with my mum after a long day's shopping in town, glass of wine, sometimes live music, perfect combination." | Google Photo: Google
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6. Venezia Restaurant, West Bridgford
Returning to the theme of footballers, a couple of years ago the entire Nottingham Forest squad popped out for a meal at Venezia in West Bridgford. They said: "Last night we were honoured to host the Nottingham Forest team ahead of the start of the new season this weekend. "Thank you for dining with us and good luck for the season ahead, we're behind you the whole way!" | Google Photo: Google
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7. MemSaab
Indian restaurant MemSaab has hosted several famous faces over the years, including former Prime Minister Sir John Major. | Shallabh Pal Photo: Shallabh Pal
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8. Kushi-ya
You didn't think we'd end this list without Kushi-Ya? The restaurant even hosted the great Gordon Ramsay last year. | Sean O'Neill Photo: Sean O'Neill