Sunday Service: eight great spots in Notts for a roast

Sunday 16 November 2025
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As we move through autumn, the season of traditional British roast dinners is upon us. Here we’ve picked out eight of our favourite city centre spots to hide away for a feast with your friends and family…

Sunday Roast

The Angel Microbrewery
A great pub offering great choices for veggies and vegans; yes you can actually choose between a seitan or lentil and seed roast. Plus there’s also beef and chicken for the carnivores. All options come with both roast and mashed potatoes, mixed greens, roasted root veg, red cabbage, a Yorkshire pudding, and gravy. Priced between £14.95 - £15.95.

7 Stoney Street, NG1 1LG

The Castle Pub
A lovely traditional hideaway opposite Nottingham Castle. Choose from roast beef, lemon and thyme chicken, or slow-roasted pork (with veggie and vegan options available too). All options come with Yorkshire puddings, both roast and mashed potatoes, red cabbage, vegetables and gravy. £18.95 - £20.95 for the main or £24.95 with an added starter or dessert. 

1 Castle Road, NG1 6AA

Fothergills
Named after Nottingham’s greatest architect Watson Fothergill. Mains include garlic and thyme chicken, pork belly and crackling, roast beef, slow roasted lamb shank and vegetarian wellington. Everything comes with a Yorkshire pud, roasties, red cabbage, mash, seasonal veg, stuffing and gravy. All priced between £19 - £26. 

5-7 Castle Road, NG1 6AA

The Malt Cross
Fancy Sunday lunch in a former Victorian music hall? Choose from beef rump, chicken supreme, pork belly or a chestnut and mushroom wellington. All come served with roast potatoes, seasonal veg, carrot and swede mash, giant Yorkshire pudding, cauliflower cheese, stuffing and gravy.

16 St James's Street, NG1 6FG

Magic Garden
Known as Nottingham's 'biggest secret', because of its roomy interior and discrete exterior. On Sundays the Magic Garden offers two courses and a drink from £21.99. Choose from roast beef, chicken or pork with plant-based options also available. Plus regularly changing starters and desserts.

24-26 Low Pavement, NG1 7DL

Piccallili
This charming British European restaurant is situated on the former site of Kushi-Ya and Alley Cafe and made it into the Michelin Guide this year. Choose from topside of beef, braised pork belly or faux lamb. All come with roasties, a Yorkshire, hispi cabbage, celeriac purée and gravy. Priced between £18-20.

1a Cannon Court, Long Row West, NG1 6JE

Queen of Hockley
By night a lively bar, but by day a classy food joint. Choose from roasted sirloin, pan roasted chicken or a nut roast. Everything comes served with roast potatoes and carrots, buttered greens, cauliflower cheese, Yorkshire pud and gravy. All priced at £16.95 each, £22.95 for two courses or £27.95 for three courses.

7 Broad Street, NG1 3AJ

Vat and Fiddle
The pub at the heart of Castle Rock Brewery, has a simple but value-packed Sunday offer. Choose from either beef, chicken or seitan and it comes with roast potatoes, carrots and parsnips, mashed swede, greens, stuffing, a Yorkshire and gravy at a bargain £12.95. Or check out their Yorkie wrap at £10.95 with most of that in wrap form.

12 Queensbridge Road, NG2 1NB

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