Nottinghamshire is home to plenty of fantastic Indian restaurants
Nottinghamshire is home to a vibrant culinary scene, and Indian cuisine is undoubtedly one of the county’s favourites. With its rich aromas, diverse flavours, and a perfect blend of spices, Indian food holds a special place in the hearts—and stomachs—of many diners.
From the family-run establishments that have been serving delicious food for decades to the trendier spots delivering a modern twist on traditional dishes, we received a huge response with nominations pouring in from every corner of Nottinghamshire. Based on your recommendations, we’ve put together a shortlist of the top contenders—each offering something unique.
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