#top indian restaurants in nottingham

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We, the Kottaram family are honored to gain you as a customer and would like to drop a quick note to express our genuine gratitude. Thank you for your continuous support over the last 1 Year and giving us the opportunity to serve you.

As a token of your support, we cordially invite all our beloved guests to enjoy the mouth-watering delicacies of Kottaram restaurant with our Anniversary celebration offer of 50% off on your food bill when you purchase a starter and a main course each from 1st July-31st July.

Please click on the link below to reserve a table and looking forward to welcoming you:

www.kottaramrestaurant.com

Looking forward to hosting you again soon. Thank you

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Kottaram Restaurant

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Nottingham Indian: A Culinary Journey

For a memorable dining experience that combines authenticity with innovation, Nottingham Indian Restaurant is the place to be. It offers a culinary journey that celebrates the traditions and flavors of India while embracing the diverse and multicultural spirit of the United Kingdom. Call us: +44 1283 704 888.

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Taste Nottingham City Centre Dining

Discover delectable delights at our Restaurant in Nottingham City Centre. Indulge in exquisite cuisine, a vibrant atmosphere, and top-notch service. Whether it's a romantic date or a casual gathering, we offer a memorable dining experience. Join us today for a culinary adventure like no other.

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We’re thrilled to bring you exciting news about Kottaram, one of the top Indian restaurants in UK, nestled right in the heart of Nottingham. This vibrant jewel is getting ready to celebrate its first anniversary! A year ago, Kottaram opened its doors and, since then, has been relentlessly serving mouth-watering Indian dishes that have tickled the tastebuds of both locals and visitors alike.

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Coffee with Shazly, with the CE of Hutt City Council Jo Millar

For this issue, I sat down with CE of Hutt City Council Jo Miller Jo is the oldest of 3 siblings and grew up on a council estate in Liverpool, receiving free school meals, before becoming the first in her family to go to university. Jo studied Law at the University of Southampton and began her career as a trainee solicitor in Nottingham, the start of her rise to the highest levels of local government.

Jo held one of the most high-profile local government jobs in the UK, having established an outstanding track record for motivating people, identifying solutions and brokering agreements in major housing, regeneration and capital investment schemes. She believes in negotiating, collaborating and influencing to get the job done, no matter what.

As Chief Executive at Doncaster Council in South Yorkshire, Jo was recognised as having brought exceptional growth and optimism to a previously economically depressed town to something to be proud of. Most importantly Jo wanted city of Doncaster to be a city of kindness.

Jo attracted landmark projects to Doncaster with a total investment of £2 billion boosted economic performance, and the town is now in the UK’s top ten for growth and is outstripping the rest of the Yorkshire and Humber region.

Jo transformed the character and reputation of the Doncaster Council and addressed gender balance in its workforce and in the town.

Jo was the elected President of the Society of Local Authority Chief Executives and in 2017 the Local Government Chronicle named her the third most influential person in local government in the UK. Jo arrived in New Zealand in July as the newly appointed CE of Hutt City Council. She brings positive optimism to Lower Hutt.

I have known Jo since she arrived in Lower Hutt, and I see Jo as a strong leader with a vision and passion for people who genuinely wants the best for our city. Jo will get the job done. Jo lives in Lower Hutt with her husband Ken and two boys Harry and Ewen.

 Highlight of your career?                                                    

Taking Doncaster Council in the UK being the worst in the UK to amongst the best in the country delivering for its people.  

Most challenging time in your career?                                 

When I started in Doncaster it was labelled the worst council. Services for looking after children were unsafe, many key staff had left, and the politics was poor. It was lonely, high risk and a lot of responsibility, with the consequences if things didn’t go right very worrying, I held my nerve, worked with our communities, staff, and government and it came good eventually.

Best thing about your job?                                                   

Getting to unlock talent, helping people make a difference, it’s the best job in the world.

Favourite restaurant?                                                                            

If I say one in the Hutt, I will get in to trouble! I’m working my way through lots of wonderful restaurants with great choice.                             

Favourite ‘cheap and cheerful meal’?                      

Boiled eggs and soldiers.                                                                       

Favourite cuisine?                                                                

Curry. Indian, Pakistani, we all love it.

Favourite website?                                                   

Stuff.co.nz.                                                                      

Favourite drink?                                                              

Gin & Tonic.                                                                

Favourite Gadget?                                                               

I phone.                                                                          

Where do you like to shop?                                                 

I use K&K and Ziera shoes a lot, staff are so helpful there, they tell me what works for me. Putting a house together, Harvey Norman, Big Save, Bunnings, Briscoes, plus some of the independent shops in Jackson Street are awesome.

Celebrity crush?                                                                 

Sonny Bill Williams. I had dinner with him and the Kiwi team when they were in the UK. Sonny Bill William is such a gentleman. And now I’m here he’s going to Toronto! Super guy.                                     

Favourite holiday destination?                                         

When I was in the UK, I spent a lot of time in Turkey and loved it, since I came to New Zealand, we have been to Queenstown - couple times and it’s amazing. I am looking forward to exploring the whole country.

How do you unwind?                                                           

I love a good book, I like a gin & tonic and I love being around my family, cooking and spending time to just be.

Favourite music?                                                                  

I have a very eclectic music taste, from Adele, Irish folk music, which I was brought up with and whatever the apple play list is. I like the 80’s music and I like a bit of rock.

What famous person you would most likely invite for a dinner party?

Barack Obama, because he’s a hero, Liam Neeson, he is my favourite actor and I had a crush on him since I can remember and Sonny Bill Williams because he was such good company.                                            

What makes you angry?                                                      

I try not to get angry because I don’t believe it’s a good emotion, but it makes me angry when people put labels on people and try and put them down. Dropping litter drives me insane.                             

What’s the biggest risk you have ever taken?                        

I am a bit of a risk taker, when I went to Doncaster it was labelled as the worst Council in the country and everyone said I was taking a massive risk, but I knew it was only going to get better. I didn’t think it was a risk. I remember once signing a deal for about what would be 400 million NZ dollars. I was asked to hold off signing for two days. I didn’t and signed up there when I originally planned against advice. In doing so, I saved 20 million dollars I took a calculated gamble and it paid off. I knew that I stood to gain more than lose.

Describe someone who inspires you and why?                    

My mum. She brought up 3 children by herself, it was quite unusual to be a single mum back then. She always spent her time supporting her community. She taught us from a very young age that the only limits for our ambition are those we placed on ourselves. She encouraged her 3 kids to be the best version of themselves. If I can do half that in my work life and home life, I will be very happy.

Most rewarding personal achievement?                               

I was chosen by my peers to be the president of the UK local government managers association and was the first woman to be elected to the position.

One piece of advice you would like to give someone following your footsteps.                                                                                                                              Never underestimate the power of paying attention. If you pay attention to something, it matters. I have always paid attention to diversity. It’s important we all share a vision for this fantastic city. We are the home of Callaghan innovation and two Crown research institutes. That’s unique in NZ. We have the most amazing businesses who are leaders in games and technology and advance manufacturing, building on Hutt’s proud manufacturing history. Time is measured here and this impacts across the world. I think Hutt makes the future - future is made here. How exciting is that? I would like us to capitalise on that. I want the Hutt Valley to be the best it can be so that all its people can thrive. 

One thing you are very proud of in your life?                  

I’m a good person trying to do good as a mum or in the jobs I do that I can hand on heart say I have left them better shape than I have found them I think I am a good and kind custodian who works hard to make a difference.

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Best Indian Food in Nottingham

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Indian restaurants in Nottingham | Restaurants in Nottingham

If you’re a foodie who loves exploring diverse cuisines, then you must have heard of the famed Kerala Sadhya. Originating from the southern state of Kerala in India, Sadhya is a traditional feast served on banana leaves and is an integral part of the state’s culture. With its unique blend of flavors and spices, Sadhya has become a popular dish worldwide and is now available at various Indian restaurants around the globe.

One such restaurant in the UK is Kottaram, located in Nottingham. It is a popular choice for food enthusiasts looking for authentic Indian cuisine in the city. The restaurant has been recognized as one of the best Indian restaurants in Nottingham, offering an extensive menu of dishes from different parts of India. However, what sets Kottaram apart is its Sadhya meal, which is served during the Kerala Utsavam festival.

The meal begins with a serving of rice, which is then accompanied by a variety of vegetarian curries, such as sambar, avial, and thoran. These curries are a blend of different vegetables, lentils, and spices, creating a flavorful and aromatic dish. The Sadhya also includes various types of chutneys, pickles, and papadums, adding an extra layer of taste to the meal.

One of the unique features of Sadhya is the order in which the dishes are served. The meal begins with rice and curries, followed by pickles and chutneys, and ends with dessert. The dessert served during the Sadhya is payasam, a sweet dish made from rice, milk, and jaggery. It is a delicious end to a perfect meal and leaves a sweet taste in your mouth.

Kottaram’s Sadhya meal offers an authentic culinary experience that brings the flavors of Kerala to the UK. The restaurant’s chefs use traditional recipes and ingredients to create a memorable dining experience for their guests. The meal is not only a feast for your taste buds but also a feast for your eyes, with the vibrant colors of the different dishes served on the banana leaf.

In conclusion, Kottaram is one of the best restaurants in Nottingham and offers an authentic Sadhya meal during the Kerala Utsavam on April 30 to May 1. If you’re a food lover looking to explore new cuisines, then the Sadhya meal is a must-try. It is a perfect blend of flavors and spices, providing an unforgettable culinary experience. So, head over to Kottaram and indulge in this authentic Indian feast today!

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How To Check Google Rankings Properly

Do specific keyword rankings in Google's outcomes match what every person else sees or are they unnaturally customised? Read on to see ways to inspect Google's positions correctly ...

Why key words positions still matter

It's very easy to get stressed with keyword rankings as they strongly influence the amount of totally free search engine traffic a web site gets each day. Normally search engine individuals have the tendency to click the outcomes greater up regularly than outcomes down the page. Some researches have demonstrated to that on average the initial cause Google can obtain more than TWICE the variety of clicks compared to the 2nd placement, so every placement makes a difference.

Luckily long-tail keywords are being used regularly as time passes as individuals get even more wise with internet search engine. Lengthy tail keywords are basically much longer worded search queries and also are realised to be greater transforming as the search is a lot more exact and also further down the imaginary 'sales funnel' example. 10 years back, a person searching for a brand-new bike online might have just entered in the common key phrase 'bikes' yet nowadays they are most likely to type a specific keyword such as 'males's carbon roadway bikes'.

Newer search attributes such as auto-complete, voice search as well as conversational searches likewise raise additional long-tail key words searches. This indicates that generic keyword positions are ending up being less and also less important, yet they still are a clear indicator of just how a website is carrying out in general.

Which keyword rankings to monitor

A majority of internet site owners concentrate on the amount of traffic their web site obtains which isn't one of the most essential metric to concentrate on. We commonly say to our brand-new customers 'Just what would you instead have, much more visitors or more sales/leads?' when web traffic is the major focus. Getting even more site visitors is fantastic but obtaining more of the best TYPE of site visitors need to be key.

The key phrases for that reason to concentrate on are the ones which generate the best visitors, the one's which match up to what you have on offer. You can use goal or occasion monitoring to get a smart idea of which existing keywords are presently generating transforming site visitors. You can simply assume truly meticulously regarding which keyword phrases could function most ideal for you and examine them on Google's Keyword phrase Coordinator for a lot more suggestions and also to see month-to-month website traffic levels (there is no point going after a keyword which no-one searches for!).

Generic keyword phrases are incorrectly concentrated on by many individuals. If you sold bikes for instance, after that optimising for the generic keyword 'bikes' is not only likelying to be one huge difficult task versus some big competitors, yet you'll also discover that traffic from common keywords converts at a significantly reduced rate compared to more accurate lengthy tail keywords.

Personalised keyword rankings

Many keyword rankings have a touch of personalisation, i.e. the outcomes are changed to show your location, search and click history and social connections. If you are logged right into a Google account (as an example through Gmail) whilst browsing then you will certainly see a lot more personal outcomes than if you were signed out. Even whilst signed out, Google still does some personalisation by utilizing your certain IP address, this is mirrored within search results as well as on the internet advertising.

If you commonly look Google for a similar keyword and click the very same result once more and once more then that outcome will certainly start unnaturally showing up on top of the outcomes. This could lead you to assume that an internet site is primary for a key words when it's truly number 4 to a fresh individual for example.

Location is a significant personalisation aspect, it's crucial for a whole lot of search results page to demonstrate to local businesses or regional tourist attractions making them much more useful. If you try looking Google for the common keyword 'plumbing technician' as an example you ought to see just your regional plumbing technicians appear in the results. Google chooses whether search engine result ought to be localised or otherwise and typically shows map results if they are. It makes sense that you would certainly see neighborhood results for something regional such as 'indian restaurants' however nationwide results for something online only such as 'auto insurance coverage'. If your target keywords are localized key phrases then you are just most likely to turn up for your major keyword phrases within your town or if the town is consisted of in the key words, as an example 'Search Engine Optimization Nottingham' for Hallam Internet.

Keyword rankings are not established in rock, Google commonly 'blends' up the outcomes a little for testing objectives. New websites could get a day or more on the first web page of results, after that to fall back to web page two or three if they don't perform well. If several internet sites are competing for the exact same keyword phrase, Google may switch over listings around now as well as then to measure the variety of bounces from each cause see which one is ideal (the variety of people that enter a site and then push the back button to try an additional outcome in Google). You can extremely well be seeing one of these tests when executing a search so even when getting rid of all personalisation you could still be misled!

How to examine your own website's keyword positions properly

So we have gone through why rankings still matter, which keywords to monitor and the perils of personalised results.

The official and most precise method to check your personal web site's rankings is through Google's Web designer Tools ( or Bing's Webmaster Devices for Bing's search engine result). If you haven't configuration Google Webmaster Tools after that it's the very first point you must look for any type of SEO issues as well as just how Google technically sees your site - see our overview below for WMT setup.

Go to the [Search Website traffic -> Look Queries] record and you can see all the significant keyword rankings from here. You could select a recent array approximately the previous three months of information and separate out ranking information on various gadgets or from various locations.

Looking at individual keyword positions, such as the example over, series which positions the keyword appeared in, how several impacts it got and the number of clicks it entered each position.

How to inspect rival's keyword positions properly

Unfortunately you could not examine the Web designer Tools account of a domain you do not have control over so you could not see the positions of a competitor 100% clearly.

You can nonetheless utilize personal searching to eliminate a great deal of personal outcomes yet you will certainly still be making use of the same IP address, from the exact same area so it will not be 100% accurate:

Another approach is to use proxy solutions to utilize Google.co.uk from a different computer somewhere worldwide. There are complimentary proxies and paid proxy companies but be extra careful as some of these proxy web sites consist of banner advertisements towards malware as well as scams.

Conclusion

Keyword positions still matter, yet search engine individuals are ending up being a lot more wise and will certainly use a large number of different certain keyword phrases making generic key words much less as well as lesser. It's finest to only concentrate on key phrases that actually matter to your site, i.e. the ones which bring in the leads or sales, not simply keywords with thousands of possible site visitors each day.

When checking out Google or Bing's search engine results there are a variety of factors which could make the outcomes personalised to your record or area, and likewise the outcomes could hop around a little. Using Web designer Equipment is the finest manner in which to see your very own positions as well as private surfing or a free/paid proxy solution is best to see competitor rankings.

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Mums funeral

Woke up early for my mums funeral at the crematorium just a bit outside harrogate. I felt so tired. I kept saying to my mum . "Look, I have to bloody well wake up early mum, this is becoming quite an inconvience to me. I just felt fucking tired. I put on my clothes, jeans with dirt stain in them, my fidora, my wrinkled pink shirt and on top my jacket with stains on it as well. I still was feeling pretty apathetic about everything. Everyday i seem not to be able to stop thinking about my own mortality. today was no different. My body was going through the motions but it felt like nothing mattered. There was just a sort of dullness about everything. I ate my vegetables and porrige and got in the car with my uncles friends. I didnt talk just closed my eyes and relaxed. when we arrived I said hello to family members and my mums friends reluctactantly. I didnt really want to talk to anyone. I just wanted to sleep. Everyone wanted to see how I was doing because I was my mums son. In the chapel my uncle spoke many words about my mum which seemed a bit too formal than personal. He read one of my sisters poems, because she is in california and couldnt be there. One of my mum's old time friends read something as well. They even played a song that she loved and I could feel her essence in the room, I felt tears falling but I didnt let myself ferl it all. In my imagination I could see my mum dancing around the room and could feel her presence. I could hear her encouraging me to read my poem which I didnt do, because the service ended. We went into this restaurant like place with a room reserved for us all. There was all my family, her old time Leeds friends, her friends from nottingham, a guy from new zealand, even my english cousin coming from new york and other family from scotland. The guy from new zealand explained the culture of Australia and new zealand and how the australians were more about helping those in need. I spoke with the two carers who ended up becoming friends with my mum who had a lot of family in australia. They if I ever needed a place to stay there, to message them. We talked about why its so important to step outside your comfort zone and meet new people. I also noticed this is the biggest group of english people who I actuelly knew that Id been in a room with who "actuelly" wanted to talk to me! My mums friend tommy from nottingham was quite a riot. Very flamboyant and loud, old school break dancer with a gold tooth, a pair of wireless headphones with old school hip hop tunes playing in them and a jacket that said "ghetto university" . He kept taking photos with my uncle saying "you da man!" My cousin from america was living in the Saratoga springs, New York the area I was born in America. I had lived with his aunt or uncle in Weston outside otley where he grew up for six months and now lived in Otley. It was like we had hometown swapped. He explained how he had two guns now. This is because he read some things that had him spooked about dangerous people that could be in nature while he was camping. "If im sleeping in a leen_ two, and its dark how do I know there isnt someone out there in the dark staring at me" this is why he has guns. And so I said "yep, your American." My scottish cousin explained the basics of scottish skip dancing as she explained and why ballroom dancing was boring and bollywood dancing was cool. my scottish uncle and my cousins husband explained how Australia was a "shithole' and how some spider would bite my balls and they would swell up the size of mellons. My cousin who had lived there for ten years explained australia very differently. My other cousin had just come back from nepal, having trekked from the base of mount everest up the moutain a bit. I definetly needed to fix my electric bike and go on some adventure! it came time to leave, saying a flurry of goodbyes, people saying "call me if you need me stay in touch" On the way to my uncles house he told them how I had asked a guy about a bus fare the other day and the guy told me he would do it if I sucked his dick. My uncles friend said "did you spit" or did you swallow". He blamed this on his ADHD. In my uncles house I just napped on the couch and then decided too leave. He gave me one of my mums poem books as I left his house. I could feel how she had been here but was gone. I felt such a sadness and felt lost. This is the one person I had felt the most safe and deeply understood by in my entire life. Now I felt empty, apathetic to everything, like one guy said on my bus ride back from London "if you lose your mother you have nothing left to live for." I kinda felt like that, just going through the motions, seeing how everything will end one day and womdering what I could do to pass the time. I was missing her and I miss her like so many other people who left my life, her memory becoming more and more distant and my sadness growing deeper and deeper. This was the last straw. I felr my joy had been snuffed out by her passing. My laughter was momentary then coupled with feelings of apathy and a dullness that seemed to stretch for infinity. I would awake many mornings asking myself "why am I even waking up" preferring dreamland so much better. After my uncles house I made my way to the libary and then to this buffet at an indian restaurant where I am writing this down on notepad on my phone. If I feel I got nothing to lose might as well do all the things that I enjoy and see what happens.

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Celebrating a Year of Exquisite Flavours at Kottaram, The Best Indian Restaurant in Nottingham

We’re thrilled to bring you exciting news about Kottaram, one of the top Indian restaurants in UK, nestled right in the heart of Nottingham. This vibrant jewel is getting ready to celebrate its first anniversary! A year ago, Kottaram opened its doors and, since then, has been relentlessly serving mouth-watering Indian dishes that have tickled the tastebuds of both locals and visitors alike.

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Study in Malaysia Guide

Top Reasons to Study in Malaysia

Malaysia is an upcoming study destination and is becoming very popular among students in India. Malaysia as a country has lot to offer in terms of quality of education, excellent job opportunities and safe and colourful environment. We have mentioned below the most alluring aspects offered by Malaysia for Indian Students.

Low Cost of Living: Best part about studying in Malaysia is low cost of living, expenses like accommodation, food, recreational activities are highly affordable. The average international student should be prepare to send about INR 16,000 to INR 24,000 per month depending on the location. Kuala Lumpur has been rated as the least expensive city in the world.

Low Tuition Fees: A tuition fee for studying in Malaysia is extremely competitive and affordable. For masters course you would spend approx between INR 3,36,000 to 4,80,000 per year depending on the University. Studying in Malaysia is value for money option.

Work Permit Options: During studies students are allowed to work 20hrs/week on weekends and full time in vacations. After the completion of studies also students are eligible for 1 year of work permit.

Visa Without IELTS: There is no compulsory requirement of English test for studying Bachelor's, Master's or PhD courses. Medium of Instruction in Malaysia Universities is English.

No Funds Required for Visa: Malaysian Student Visa do not require any proof of documents for tuition fees and living. Students can take their living in form of traveller's card, cash or in their bank account.

World Recognized Universities: Malaysian University and colleges are world wide recognized. It is considered as the top most country in Asia to study and 11th preferred study destination. Malaysia has excellent Government Universities like University of Malaya, University Sans Malaysia etc. It also has campuses of many top Universities across the globe like: Monash and Swinburne (Australia), Nottingham and Lancaster Campus (UK) etc. Students can get best degree at affordable cost.

Multiethnic Country: Malaysia is a country with diverse cultural environment. You will meet students from UK, USA, Singapore, China and India etc. These experiences and networks will give you a competitive advantage in an evolving globalized world. You will have the greatest opportunity here to build a good network of friends and business contact made up of people from different Asia countries.

Living Cost in Malaysia

The cost of living for international students to study in Malaysia could be as low as RM10, 000 which is approximately US$2,632 per annum (the cost of living in the city is about 10% higher). As such, the low living cost besides the cheaper tuition fee would appeal to both international and local students in terms of great savings of living expenses while studying in Malaysia but getting World Class Quality Education, Exposure and Lifestyle.

Work Opportunities in Malaysia

During Course: International students are allowed to work part-time basis during semester breaks, festive holidays or more than seven days of holiday for a maximum of 20 hours a week. International students are permitted to work in restaurants, petrol kiosks, mini markets and hotels except in the following positions: cashier, singer, masseur, musician, Guest Relations Officer or any activity deemed to be immoral.

After Course: After completion of studies in Malaysia, uou do not apply for the work permit yourself. Your prospective employer applies it on your behalf. You just wait for the "landing order" from the Immigration Department of Malaysia which will be forwarded to you by your employer. The actual cost should be less than US$500.00 [visa fee, levy, work permit fee & processing charges, medical screening depending on circumstances, and is paid for by your employer.

Documents Required for Admission AssessmentFollowing is a list of documents required for admission assessment for Malaysia:

Attested copies of 10th and 12th mark sheet and completion certificate

Bachelor Degree Mark Sheets including Backlogs (Re-sits) (If Applicable)

Evidence of English Language proficiency e.g. IELTS, TOEFL, etc. (NOT REQUIRED IN MALAYSIA)

Standardized Tests e.g. GMAT, GRE (NOT REQUIRED IN MALAYSIA)

Two academic references letters

Two references from employers (where applicable)

Passport sized photographs

Statement of Purpose (SOP)

Resume/CV

Draft for application fees, if applicable

Portfolio (for Art, Design & Architecture program)

Other Certificates & Achievements of Extracurricular Activities

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RachelGorman published The best restaurants in Nottingham and beyond according to your...

From the good to the bad to the ugly, amateur foodie reviewers don't hold back their opinions when is comes to rating a restaurant on TripAdvisor.With nearly 1,200 Nottingham eateries listed on the review website it's a pretty big deal getting into the top ten and the restaurant securing the top spot may well surprise you. Among those riding high on the list are Indians, a Polish family-run joint, a Michelin Star restaurant and even one establishment based in Sandiacre... erm, so that's...

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