Visiting from America- we thought we'd stop here. If they take longer than 15 minutes to serve you…read morelunch, lunch is on them! Last time I visited it took longer than that so the staff happily gave us free lunch vouchers for next time. I recently went to use those and the staff was very nice and friendly when we brought them up to the counter. We got the breaded chicken burger as that is halal. Sides included skinny chips, thick chips, simple salad, and coleslaw. Definitely would come back!

Anyone in hospitality will tell you that when you take a drinks order, you serve the drinks. You…read moredon't wait for food to be ready, you don't wait for August. You just serve the drinks. Ten minutes later, comes the beer. That needs a fixin. Now, a burger is a kind of sandwich. A sandwich is something you can pick up with one hand and eat while reading a map. I got a cramp in my face trying to get my mouth around this thing. I had to eat this thing with a knife and fork. The bun was superfluous. It was tasty otherwise, though the 'onion rings' in the burger came apart long before they were cooked, leaving streaks of batter within the burger. They're perhaps best left as a side. The chips/fries here are a fail. The nothingness of the skinny fries or the pale not quite crispness of the chunky fries don't leave much of a dilemma. I avoid. As is par for the course in a restaurant that narrowly misses the mark, the service is mostly excellent; the staff is warm and friendly. That is worth the visit. Otherwise, some quality-control is needed.

The best kebab proper meat ! The best pizza real toppings ! The best curry real spice ! The best…read moreburgers ! Real everthing

The baddest food in Nottingham you can't fault it , it's great stuff thanksread more

Very disappointed with the burger I had in TGI Fridays last time. The burger structure was poor,…read morebroke away easily, cooked for too Long and had too much sauce smothered in it, almost seemed as though hiding the texture and flavour of the burger. Secondly because of the structure being so poor, I found it extremely hard to eat, having resulted to the knife and fork at one stage, showing how poor quality the burger was. I wasn't too impressed with the actual flavour of the pork burger- didn't scream out at me for flavour, considering the cost was a quite a huge disappointment. Overall cost of the burger was In the region of £12-13.00 so very expensive. Like I said quality wasn't there and taste was average. Too much sauce, with burnt bread. However, the pros are great atmosphere, friendly staff, and clean. Cons: expensive, over priced with low quality meat and too much sauce. Burnt bread and structure not there. Burger: pulled pork BBQ burger. Overall ratings: a bitter 4.5/10

Amazing food, great visuals with the American memorabilia and such friendly waiting staff. We went…read moreon a Saturday night, and the only thing that I could pick up on were the high noise levels. Looking to spend a minimum around £25 per person.

Fade is a nice little pub/bistro, which serves excellent burgers and wraps. Everything is…read morereasonably priced, so you can have a great meal for under a tenner. I'd recommend not eating for a while before, as the burgers are huge and of excellent quality (I couldn't seem to finish mine) and the chips are nice as well (you also get a generous helping of salad). The atmosphere of the place is relaxed, and there's a comfortable mix of students and locals. I definitely want to try some other bits on the menu here, such as the falafel salad.

Relaxed atmosphere, quiet settings and friendly people, it's not often you can say that about…read moreplaces in Nottingham. The range of drinks and food on offer is fantastic and you can't really go far wrong with the prices. There are plenty of spaces to sit, and the division of levels and different rooms means that you'll always find yourself in comfortable surroundings. Situated about half way up Mansfield Road, Fade is just far enough outside the town centre for it to remain a relaxed atmosphere, and generally doesn't suffer from overcrowding. This is definitely one of Nottingham's finest establishments.

it's ok if your coming out the pub or to far away from home u can pick up a bite to eat but i the…read morelevel of cleaness is poor and they need to improve a great deal if they are to win the customers approval

I am impressed. Not just by the steaks we were served, but that they were exactly as ordered. The…read moremedium rare steak was just so, the medium steak was too. The service was good, the music not too loud. I'm a grumpy curmudgeon that doesn't normally eat at a place that serves food on a slate, but I'll be back to Son of Steak soon.

Me and my partner are a high functioning autistic couple, for reference…read more Waiting staff were wonderful, hostess was patient with our questions with the menu. Ordered a section of sides along with the iron flats, all of it was delicious, can heartily recommend the onion loaf side and the steak gravy sauce to go with the steaks. Speaking of the steaks, addictive and tasty are definitely the words I would use. Will definitely be returning. =D

After seeing the posters and banners on the internet, and even around the branch itself, I thought…read moreit would be fun to get a Halloween squishmallow toy. On the way in, I saw someone asking if they had to buy a happy meal to get the toy. The staff said yes so I had a happy meal. After waiting for what felt like forever, I opened the meal. The food was cold which disappointed me but the reason i am writing this review is that I did not receive a squishmallow Halloween toy, however I got a super pet toy. This saddened me because the branch had almost 3 weeks to remove the super pet toys and begin to circulate the squishmallow toys. (the squishmallow toys began on the 7th October and i ordered on the 26th)

Iv worked out why I'm getting cold food and liquid icecreams. They must pass a time limit when they…read moremake these meals, so forced to make food fast that fast that by the time it arrives to you in the drive though its gone cold because someone in front is moaning or hasnt got the right amount of money etc! But on paper they (manager etc) will look like they are doing a great job! customer's on the other hand lol get crap food. They do this day in day out and can't get it right? Today got liquid icecream, was told to wait in line their was no staff around? Their all hiding behind the back? Customer serves in McDonalds is getting worse their clearly not interested in sorting out people's problems, they've even changed the layout now so they can all run away for the customers! The woman today slid my new icecream to me in a strop I think if she could get away with throwing it at me she would have done! Treated like I'm the inconvenience, er no youve given me a milkshake not a ice cream madam? Then hearing all the other staff in the background clearly gobbling off about me, one even coming out the back to have a good look. Second time in a week these have been poor. Left a recipe so maybe you can look into the poor service doubt it though lol

Yesterday evening was my first experience at the Red Hot World Buffet. It's not that this place was…read moreabsolutely terrible, but I can't imagine I'll be going back any time soon. First, it's worth noting that this is a review of the newer, bigger Red Hot World Buffet at the Corner House, having moved from much smaller premises in Hockley. And when I say 'bigger', I mean this place is an Airplane Hangar of Buffet. It is so big that twice I actually lost the people I was 'dining' with. Red Hot (World) Buffet is sold as a 'social dining experience' - you walk in and it's dressed up like an airport where you 'check in' to your table and visit the microcosmic areas of the world, like a much smaller Epcot Center, to get your regional dishes. There's Indian, Chinese, American, Japanese, etc. You are not waited upon - you have to go and fetch the food yourself, which makes sense; this is a buffet after all. However, the handful of people I went with yesterday all have a) very different tastes, and b) very different eating habits. Consequently, the social dining experience wasn't very social at all. As an example: once we sat down and ordered our drinks, we all got up together to get our food. Now, I cannot emphasise this enough: this place is HUGE. Almost immediately we went off in different directions to find something we all liked. We probably wandered around for five minutes or so, and I came back to our table with a relatively tame selection of prawn toast, pizza and some samosas... but one of my friends had almost finished his plate of food, so barely a minute after I sat down, he was up again to get some more. And this went on; during the evening, there were usually never more than three people at the table at any one time, meaning I didn't really get to spend the evening with the people I went to dinner with. This is not entirely Red Hot World Buffet's fault; it is the very nature of their chain that they are a buffet. However, I feel they are pushing a 'social' selling point that doesn't really work out. As for the food: I would describe it as not entirely awesome. During the course of the evening, I had: crab claws (nice); samosas (fine); pizza (reheated & dry); chips (bleurgh); noodles (nice); cheesecake (warm?! bleurgh!); and chocolate mousse (fine, but also warm). There are certain stations where you can order a particular dish, and the burger bar is one of those. I ordered what was labelled as a 'Supreme Burger', which was *supposed* to be a beefburger with cheese and bacon. I asked for mine without any garnish or relish. What I received was a single, dry beefburger with onions and brown sauce. It was, I am sorry to say, extraordinarily gross. At the risk of sounding like a pedant (which I most definitely am), the signs labelling ALL of the food were a) rendered in Comic Sans, black text on a dark red background (i.e. barely readable), and b) almost universally misspelled. Some examples: - 'Burger with chilly' - 'Vinilla Flavour' - 'Sticky Date Pudding: Egg less' (less than what?) - 'Tiramasu Venician Style' I don't even know how pronounce that last one. I know this may sound facetious and flippant, but adding this all together with the food and my experience throughout the evening, the impression I got is one of general laziness and a lack of any kind of quality control, and it reminded me very much of 11 years of lunchtimes at a state school. As far as I'm concerned, Red Hot World Buffet is a Warehouse of School Dinners.

With buffets that do Chinese I always head straight for the Crispy Aromatic Duck: big mistake here!…read moreDuck it may have been (half the table thought it was probably chicken), but aromatic or crispy it certainly wasn't; rather than fresh cucumber and spring onion it came with something labeled as "leek", but which could easily have been the cardboard box the leeks were delivered in. Add to this the slow drinks service, the difficulty of getting new cutlery when they took your used plates away and the cold (quite a lot if people were eating wearing coats so it wasn't just me) and this is a place I really don't want to go back to. Some of the other food wasn't bad so they avoid a 1 rating. Just.

I really like Burger King, but this store is a really bad example! Its always dirty, with napkins…read moreand straws etc all over the floor. Also, the staff are not very helpful and can take ages with your order. I prefer the one on Angel Row, and would recommend going there instead.

On the food level, this Burger King provides all the amenities you would expect, my standard bacon…read moredouble cheeseburger was lovely. However the cleanliness does leave something to be desired, the toilets especially are very poorly maintained. Also the upstairs area shuts rather early, which is frustrating when there is a clear shortage of seating downstairs.

Excellent value. I tried this place tonight when staying in Nottingham for business. We had passed…read moreit the previous night and it was really busy, always a good sign. I had the t-bone steak and my wife had a calzone pizza, when the meals arrived they looked fantastic, the steak was rare as requested, it was melt in the mouth. My wife's pizza was excellent, the ham was not the processed meat often used in other resteraunts, the base was fresh and really tasty. One thing I must mention was the service. As I have previously mentioned the place was really busy, Christmas parties I assume, but the service didn't suffer the staff were excellent and the food was really quick to arrive. If I am down this was again I will defiantly return.

By far the best pizza in town. Pizzaria Savai is situated on the London Road roundabout (opposite…read morethe BBC) with some parking outside, but only a short walk from the Hockley and Lace Market areas, and very close by the Ice Stadium. It offers a wide range of pizza and pasta options, all freshly made and cooked right in front of you in this bustling proper Italian restaurant. Service is friendly and efficient, and the owners (and their extended family) are always on hand to keep things on track. The pizzas have authentic thin bases and come with a generous range of toppings. Prices are reasonable, starters are good, and there is an good range of wines. This is the real thing - don't waste your time and money in the ubiquitous and uniformly dull chains of competitors.