Address:
GBK (Gourmet Burger Kitchen)
Unit 2 (R2),
10 Trinity Square,
Nottingham,
NG1 4AF.

Nearest car park:
Trinity Square.

Telephone:
0115 947 4167 (please say you got the number from NottingJam.com)

Opening hours:
Mon to Fri: 12:00 – 23:00
Sat: 11:00 – 23:00
Sun: 11:00 – 22:00

Telephone:
0115 986 7960 (please mention you found the number on NottingJam.com)

Previously Casa restaurant, the Riverbank Bar & Kitchen is situated on the City side of the Trent Bridge in Nottingham – a famous location for Trent Bridge Cricket Ground and the offices of Nottinghamshire County Council. The building has been completely refurbished. Riverbank has a good restaurant menu as well as serving a good range of beers, wines and cocktails. Indoor and outdoor (heated) seating areas. The bar features live music several nights a week.

Telephone:
0115 947 4201 (please mention you found the number on NottingJam.com)

Based in the building previously occupied by Le Crédit Lyonnais bank, Vienna has preserved the grandeur of the building and updated it into a sophisticated restaurant and bar in the heart of Nottingham City Centre.

Be sure to try the pre-theatre menu which is currently two courses for just £15 before 7pm.

If you are planning to rent property in Nottingham or make a permanent move to the area you will probably want to know a bit more about the different areas there are to live in Nottingham. In this article we have collected together some general information about some of the different areas in Nottingham.

Arboretum

This tends to be an area that students live in as it is very close to the city centre campus. More suited to young couples who will appreciate having all the shops and nightspots on their door step.

Beeston

The area of Beeston is almost a town on its own rather than a district of Nottingham. It has a shopping centre and a busy high street.

Where else is a good place to live? Post your answers below.

When people think of Nightlife, and the best places in the country go out, they immediately think of the huge cities, London, Manchester etc which do indeed have some great bars and clubs for all tastes. But with these large names and exclusive venues, a premium is placed on the drinks and entry, often making the good nights out too expensive for the average clubber. So where else is there for the nightlife junkie?? Where can some of the best nightlife in the country be found, at affordable prices? I’ll tell you where, Nottingham, thats where.

Due to its high student population, clubs and bars are cheap and plentiful for all, meaning that almost any clubber will find the right venue for them. From Underground music, such as drum n bass and heavy techno, to cheesy student nights and RnB, its all here. Its not just for students either, the general public are allowed in many of the venues during the week, and almost all at the weekends. Many locals complain about students, but at the end of the day, they are the ones responsible for the lower drinks and entry prices in the city throughout the week.

So what exactly does Nottingham have to offer in the way of Nightlife? Currently it offers some of the biggest and best clubs in the country, with Gatecrasher having recently taken over Media, providing top music and some of the biggest DJs from around the world.

For more details on nightclubs in Nottingham simply browse the rest of the NottingJam.com site.

Telephone:
0115 947 5241

“The Bell Inn claims that it is the oldest Inn in Nottingham. It features a popular outdoor seating area overlooking the Nottingham Old Market Square area and fountains. Inside the pub is very traditional and historic. It is frequented by locals and tourists. You will always find a selection of real ales and good pub grub at the Bell Inn, Nottingham”.

Telephone:
0115 947 5044 (please mention you found the number on NottingJam.com)

“The Fat Cat Cafe Bar can be found in the fashionable Chapel Bar area of Nottingham close to the central library and the Old Market Square. It is popular on warm summer days as there is an outside seating area as well as in the evenings”.

Telephone:
0115 941 1050 (please mention you found the number on NottingJam.com)

“Sinatras is located in the Chapel Quarter of Nottingham close to the Old Market Square and the central library. It has an outdoor seating area with waiter service that is popular on summer days. There are a wide variety of drinks available including cocktails. There is also a restaurant area with a good menu selection.”

Telephone:
0115 958 4825 (please mention you found the number on NottingJam.com)

“The Hogs Head is a popular public house close to the Old Market Square and Victoria Centre in Nottingham with an outdoor seating area that attracts drinkers on warm sunny days”.