We're the first national restaurant brand to partner with the cause and we're immensely proud to work alongside such a fantastic charitable organisation. register of the Nottingham caves has been compiled but many remain to be. Simon Potts, Managing Director of The Alchemist, said of the new partnership: "We love the work Foodinate do. many of these have a long history of research and have already lost most or all. You can now head to ANY of The Alchemist venues and enjoy either the Vegetable Gyoza or the Braised Beef Ragu knowing that a hot, nourishing meal will be provided for a person in need in the exact same community as a result - at no extra cost to you! All in the power of choice. which winds down to the Lost Caves Gin Bar below. They are nationally unique and such an important part of the City’s heritage. The largest underground space in the city, the caves beneath Peel Street began their existence as a sand mine in the 18 th century, providing sand to the nearby glass kiln factories. We guarantee it’ll soon become one of your favourite haunts.Īs Foodinate's first national restaurant partner, The Alchemist has taken our fight against local food poverty to deprived communities across the nation. Nottingham’s caves are much more than beer cellars, however. So come and raise your own spirits by raising a glass at The Alchemist. Naturally, we’ve come prepared to supply our famous molecular mixology, devilish décor and mouthwatering menu to a city steeped in myth and mystery and built upon a labyrinth of ghostly caves, reputed to be haunted by the spirits of a host of lost souls and ghastly ghouls. Aptly titled The Lost Caves, the premises is twinned with its neighbour, Lost Property, and, in true pirating fashion, is a hole stored to the brim with a large selection of gin and rum. Even more fittingly, we’ve set up shop in the gothic grandeur of one of King Street’s most magnificent listed buildings and darkened it’s doors with our customary theatrical flair. Located in one of Nottingham’s aforementioned underground caves is a bar stocked with spirits to keep the blood warm. But we’re a sucker for anything with a cave, so it gets the thumbs up.Continuing our crusade to bestow the most creative cocktails and darkly delicious dining on every corner of the country, we've brought The Alchemist Bar and Restaurant to Nottingham.Īfter all, as the historic home of notorious outlaws and the world’s most despicable sheriff, it’s only natural that we’d fit right in. Opinion? We’re the first to admit that this isn’t a typical NottsNight venue. You can see the look of horror on gown-wearing women trying not to brush their clothes against the cave walls.
People? Overdressed wannabes mix with sensible grown ups. The Lost Caves, Nottingham, United Kingdom. Today there is no pub as such but the Farmers Arms Bar in the village hall is. Not the cheapest, but reasonably priced for this area. The caves were still inhabited until around 1924 when the last family (the. Music? Background tunes above and below ground, but nothing too offensive.įood? The Curious Tavern has a wide ranging menu, ranging from oysters and steaks to sides and sharing dishes. However, if you dislike humid, damp basements this may not be for you. See the caves as they have never been seen before, stripped back to. When you do get in, there’s thankfully table service. Discover how Nottingham dwellers once lived and learn about their journey through the ages. Our cave bar is back open as normal this Friday and Saturday thelostcaves It’s the perfect place to grab a weekend tipple for all you gin and rum lovers out there. Situated below the streets of Nottingham, we have transformed one of the original caves into a Curious and wonderful space. If you can find them (and this is no easy task) you can also visit the Lost Caves, part of the NottsNight Underground Trail. Be warned that you may have a frustrating wait at busy times, and in our experience the staff aren’t always able to tell you exactly how long that wait may be. There are usually three real ales on offer at the bar, though the emphasis is on craft – and a wide ranging, well priced food offer. The main tavern itself – on George Street, is packed with decorative features akin to a posh manor hose – almost gaudy but well presented. The Curious Tavern is part of a small group of venues in Nottingham whose owners are heavy on style. But bear with, because there are signs of redemption. This isn’t a typical NottsNight venue, and yes, you may find drinks in test tubes served by hipsters wearing unicorn hide aprons. Address : George Street, Hockley, Nottingham, NG1 3BP
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