Watson Fothergills, a historic Nottingham venue, offers a unique, international, bistro-style fixed price menu, using ingredients from local producers, together with ales from local micro-breweries and a great selection of wines
The relaxed and welcoming surroundings, true to the building’s heritage, offer great views of Nottingham Castle.
The building, built in 1883 and designed by Watson Fothergill, now features a more stripped-back and relaxed interior, displaying more of the site’s original features and architectural significance.
There is certainly no better way to while away an afternoon in Nottingham than at Fothergill's, with both Nottingham Castle and the world-famous Robin Hood statue in clear view, enjoying one of our home-cooked Sunday Roasts.
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Cute & well run eatery with a good selection of mains. I had Fench onion soup & lambs liver both were excellent. There is a more limited menu for a lower fixed price & rhus seemed popular, but for the extra few quid, I'd suggest ordering what you want
Had a lovely Christmas dinner with my work! The food was really nice I had the risotto. They were very accommodating by taking the pork out of it for dietary reasons. I also really appreciated the points that were poured and it was in the branded glass. Jamie was a lovely waiter even though he wanted me to do a tripadvisor review and not a Google one. Jamie had a nice smile the whole time and also took my coat away as it was in the way.
Lovely pub/restaurant. Had a three course meal here with wine which was lovely. All the girls who served us were very nice and the food was really good. Well done Fothergills two happy customers.
Was recommended to come to Fothergills by a waiter from another restaurant and no lies were told. I came for my first Sunday Roast and it was absolutely delicious and amazing. I specifically ordered the pork belly. The atmosphere speaks for itself and the service was friendly and helpful getting us seated.
I have had the pleasure of dining at Fothergills in Nottingham on several occasions and each visit has left me thoroughly satisfied. As a frequent patron, I must commend the establishment for consistently delivering an exceptional dining experience. First and foremost, the quality of the food at Fothergills is truly outstanding. Every dish is crafted with utmost care and attention to detail, showcasing the culinary expertise of the talented chefs. From the tender, succulent meats to the perfectly cooked vegetables, each plate is a delight for both the eyes and the taste buds. The flavors are beautifully balanced, leaving me wanting more with every bite. Moreover, the presentation of the dishes is truly impeccable. The plates are artfully arranged and garnished, demonstrating a keen eye for aesthetics. It is evident that the chefs take great pride in their work, as each dish is a work of edible art. The attention given to the presentation adds an extra layer of enjoyment to the dining experience. In addition to the exceptional food, Fothergills also provides a charming and inviting atmosphere. The ambiance is warm and inviting, creating a relaxing and comfortable setting for a meal. The staff is courteous, attentive, and always willing to go the extra mile to ensure a pleasant dining experience. Overall, I cannot recommend Fothergills highly enough. It is truly a gem in Nottingham's culinary scene. Whether you are looking for a special occasion dinner or just a casual meal, Fothergills is the perfect choice. The quality of the food, the impeccable presentation, and the delightful atmosphere make it a top-notch dining destination. I am already looking forward to my next visit and indulging in the culinary delights that Fothergills has to offer.
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Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1
4.3/5
The Castle is a traditional pub in the city
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1
4.0/5
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1
4.6/5
Established in 1189, but there is no concrete historical evidence for this. The first documented evidence of a pub in this location dates back to 1751, but ask any Nottingham student and they will be adamant this is the real deal.
