Stephania Lamble

Food was very nice in general but I have had better sushi elsewhere. Although I would suggest cutting the cucumber a bit finer. The atmosphere was good but specially the decor could be better cared for. The service was under average. I had to remind the waiter about drinks, then he only brought one drink. So I had to ask again for my drink. And different other communications seemed to not be fully understood. Idnk if he did not mastered the English language very well but it was utterly awkward.

I had greater expectations. But maybe if was able to take the guided tour? It was raining though. Anyhow very interesting and the volunteer was great and had extensive knowledge to share.

Had lunch with my hubby, delicious steak, best one we have had in a long time. Perfectly cooked, juicy sirloin and rib eye, charcoal grill flavour, fresh sides and sauces, chips were not greasy at all, only the onion ring was a bit drenched in oil. Desserts were nice too, although the only item I did not find awesome was the lemon meringue pie (have had better ones). The Alabama chocolate cake was amazing. Even the drinks were nicely prepared. I had a soda and cordial, well balanced, not to sweet, just right. The service was kind, professional, corteous and patient. The music on the background was highly enjoyable and in correlation with the Soul Motown theme of the restaurant and at a volume that let you carry on a conversation. Overall I would give this place a 5 * rev :)

Excellent place for learning about the lace textile heritage and industrial revolution history of steam machines, railway and victorian life in Nottingham and the UK. Kids will enjoy it and grown ups too! The museum is being updated, new exhibition distribution, new descriptive displays, new paint. Looks lively and brighter and even more educational