10 of the most booked restaurants within easy reach of Mansfield, Ashfield, Worksop and Hucknall

By Shelley Marriott

Published 7th May 2025, 15:04 BST

The most booked restaurants in Nottinghamshire have been revealed – ideal for anybody planning a day trip over the coming months.

Each month, booking website OpenTable analyses more than 500,000 new diner reviews to help foodies discover new favourites.

OpenTable have compiled a list of the most frequently booked restaurants across Nottinghamshire.

The list can be found below – will you be visiting any of these restaurants in the coming weeks?

These are some of the most popular places to dine across Nottinghamshire

1. Most booked restaurants

These are some of the most popular places to dine across Nottinghamshire Photo: Submit

The Griffins Head is believed to be over 300-years-old and is a listed building in the conservation area of Papplewick, which in medieval times was the southern gateway to Sherwood Forest.

2. Griffins Head

The Griffins Head is believed to be over 300-years-old and is a listed building in the conservation area of Papplewick, which in medieval times was the southern gateway to Sherwood Forest. Photo: Google

Côte in West Bridgford is inspired by the brasseries of Paris, serving authentic French dishes all day

3. Côte Brasserie

Côte in West Bridgford is inspired by the brasseries of Paris, serving authentic French dishes all day Photo: Google

Red Dog Saloon on Victoria Street, Nottingham, is an authentic Bar and American BAR-B-Q restaurant, serving 18-hour roast ribs, brisket, aged chuck steak burgers and much more, all best enjoyed with tasty cocktails or milkshakes.

4. Red Dog Saloon

Red Dog Saloon on Victoria Street, Nottingham, is an authentic Bar and American BAR-B-Q restaurant, serving 18-hour roast ribs, brisket, aged chuck steak burgers and much more, all best enjoyed with tasty cocktails or milkshakes. Photo: Google

Nottinghamshire Mansfield Ashfield Worksop Hucknall

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