Food & Drink Festival
The Nottingham Food and Drink Festival this year is a 12-day celebration of the fantastic Food and Drink offer in Nottingham City Centre.
We have spoken to all your favourite places to get them to craft some delicious special menus; these are all grouped into four different price categories that you can browse and make your selection from. The price categories are £10, £11-£15, £16- £25 and over £25. There’ll be no excuse not to eat out every day!
There will be special events at venues all over the city in honour of the festival, from cocktail flaring to belly dancing to 50s diner nights to wine tasting sessions.
From the 30th June to the 3rd July Old Market Square will also feature a speciality Food and Drink Market with over 70 stalls for you to browse.
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Featured Events
Not Lost Songwriters Night Thurs 7th July
Malt Cross
Join the Malt Cross for an evening of acoustic live music. Local singers and songwriters will be performing their own songs for you to enjoy.
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An Evening of Design and Fine Wine Thurs 30th June
The Davenport Shop of Originality
12 days of fine design and fine wine at the Davenport Shop of Originality. Each evening of the festival Sarah Davenport will invite a special creative guest to showcase their unique skill and passion amongst the most enchanting wine arou...
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The Saint Bar Cocktail School Weds 6th July
Saint Bar
Have you ever wondered how to make the most mouth watering Mojito? Fancy yourself as a cocktail connoisseur? If you're looking for a night out with a difference that everyone will rave about or if you just fancy learning some new skills...
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Pre-Theatre Menu All Night Mon 4th July
Tonic
Tonic's delicious and great value two course pre-theatre menu will be available all night long.
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Wine Tasting at Weavers of Nottingham Fri 8th July
Weavers Wine Merchants
Your invitation to taste a range of newly imported wines from Chile, France and California.
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