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Nottinghamshire has a wealth of amazing places to eat and drink, and those with access needs should not have to miss out. Many of these places to eat and drink have worked to ensure that their building and facilities are accessible for all, with some also providing specialised events such as relaxed sessions.
All of the cafes, bars and restaurants listed below have provided us with accessibility guides. These guides detail any facilities and services for disabled people and other customers who want specific accessibility information, such as older travellers and families with young children. After clicking on the listing, scroll down through the description to find the Accessibility Guide logo, similar to the one below. Each logo will come with a link taking you to the venue's accessibility guide.
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Please note: this is not currently an exhaustive list of accessible cafes, bars and restaurants in Nottinghamshire. We are steadily working with our tourism partners across the county to gather information on all of the businesses listed on Visit Nottinghamshire's website. While as much information is included as possible, please make sure to contact the venue ahead of your visit to ask any additional questions you might have.
You may like to take a look at our Accessible Attractions or Accessible Accommodation pages for more places to go in Nottinghamshire. For more information on accessibility in the local area, including travel information and useful links, please click here.
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Nottingham
Browns Bar and Brasserie is a spacious and atmospheric building in the heart of the cultural castle district, near the Georgian splendour of Regent Street.
Nottingham
CLASSIC NOTTINGHAM PUB WITH A STRONG REPUTATION
The Lincolnshire Poacher has been part of Nottingham’s real ale drinking scene for so long that it’s easy to forget that it only opened in the late 1980′s, rising from the shell of the Old Grey Nags…
The Lace Market, Nottingham
Visit Annie's Burger Shack for a Real American Breakfast available as vegan, veggie or meaty!
Nottingham
Part of the Castle Rock pub group, Kean's Head is located is the lively Lace Market area of Nottingham. This cosy pub offers a wide range of ales and craft beers, alomg with hearty pub food.
Nottingham
Visit Peggy's Skylight; sit back, relax, and allow yourself to be immersed in an enchanting jazz adventure
Nottingham
Gusto Italian Nottingham, offers guests an elegantly Italian experience in the most spectacular of surroundings.
Nottingham
Penny Lane brings the summer sunshine and the seaside right to the heart of Nottingham's Lace Market. With its iconic amusement arcades, delicious food straight from the open kitchen and mixologists creating cocktail masterpieces, Penny Lane is one…
Nottingham
Spotlight Bar & Restaurant is a brand new, exclusive hospitality experience at the Motorpoint Arena Nottingham.
Nottingham
A high-end Indian restaurant in Nottingham's Curry Quarter, based around the dining experience of the Maharajas and guests at the Polo Clubs in India.
Nottingham
Newly refurbished and housed inside a striking Grade II-listed church...Pitcher & Piano has reopened in the heart of the Lace Market.
Nottingham
Colombo Street origins are traced back to when they decided bring a little bit of Sri Lanka to the Midlands by serving up the most exciting, flavourful Sri Lankan Street food called Kottu in street food markets in a vibrant food truck
Chapel Bar, Nottingham
Las Iguanas is home to fresh & authentic Latin American food & cocktails.
Nottingham
Traditional pub and real ale haven. Comprising of a; traditional bar area and a large conservatory, perfect for drinking or dining.
Nottingham
The Embankment was designed by Albert Nelson Bromley, the architect behind some of the most distinctive Boots pharmacy buildings, and opened in 1907 as ‘Boots Store 2.’
Nottingham
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