Archive for January, 2009
New Feature – Cuisine Finder for Nottingham Restaurants added
Helping you find the right restaurant in Nottingham – now by cuisine type & awards!
In a hope to make your life that little but easier we have introduced pages to showcase the best restaurants in Nottinghamshire based on the cuisine. We are also featuring this years Nottingham Restaurant Awards winners at the bottom of the site in the About us section.
The new sections include:
Nottingham Restaurants & Nottinghamshire Restaurants
Indian Restaurants in Nottingham
British Restaurants in Nottingham
European Restaurants in Nottingham
Chinese Restaurants in Nottingham
French Restaurants in Nottingham
Italian Restaurants in Nottingham
Spanish Restaurants in Nottingham
Greek Restaurants in Nottingham
Japanese Restaurants in Nottingham
Thai Restaurants in Nottingham
We hope you enjoy the developments we make to the site. Please let us know if you experience any display errors or have any bright ideas how we can make finding restaurants in Nottingham better for you!
Yours,
The Go dine.co.uk boffins
Valentines day at restaurants in Nottingham
Valentines Day at Restaurants in Nottingham – and It’s on a Saturday this year!!!
If there is one way to upset your other half – it has to be forgetting Valentines Day! I’m sorry to say it guy’s, but this maybe one area in which we can let ourselves down. This year however Go dine is launching a campaign to save men from a fate worse than death – the wrath of our loved ones after we forget to do anything on this special day…
I suppose there is always petrol station flowers 
…Â But for those looking to ensure the day is a guaranteed success – booking a restaurant in Nottingham could be a more suitable alternative.
Word of caution -VALENTINES DAY IS ON A SATURDAY THIS YEAR!!! Therefore a lot of Nottingham’s restaurants are full already. Good luck gentlemen and God speed.
Check out the Valentines section for romantic deals and Valentines menus at restaurants in Nottingham.
A few restaurants in Nottingham to try this year:
1877 restaurant in Nottingham
Hart’s restaurant in Nottingham
Perkins restaurant in Nottingham
Creme restaurant in Nottingham
Merchants restaurant in Nottingham
The Monkey Tree restaurant in Nottingham
The Viceroy Restaurant in Nottingham
Supporting Nottingham’s Restaurant Community
More of Nottingham’s restaurants feel the Effects of the Credit Crunch
For those of us familiar with the Nottingham restaurant scene, the recent closures of some of the best restaurants in Nottingham has shocked us all.
Over the last few months alone around 5 restaurants in Nottingham have closed… We are talking good restaurants, that offer good food and service, ran by good people. At the risk of writing a somber post, it would be fair to assume that many people have felt sad to see some of Nottingham’s finest restaurants go under.
Unfortunately, the climate that exists at present has created this situation and it probably surprises fewer and fewer to see good business close, but these times will be short lived and things will improve.
It is fair to say that Nottingham’s restaurant community is one of the cities finest assets and I hope we can all show the level of support, for restaurants and one another at these challenging times.
Have a favourite restaurant in Nottingham? Why not pay them a visit?
Here are few restaurants in Nottingham you may want to try:
Chatterley House restaurant in Nottingham
Hart’s restaurant in Nottingham
Chino Latino restaurant in Nottingham
Iberico World Tapas restaurant in Nottingham
La Tasca restaurant in Nottingham
Perkins restaurant in Nottingham
Shaws restaurant in Nottingham
Pretty Orchid restaurant in Nottingham
Fire and Ice restaurant in Nottingham
Mogal-E-Azam Restaurant in Nottingham
The Viceroy Restaurant in Nottingham
Need a table for Valentines day at a top restaurant in Nottingham? Click here
Go dine.co.uk’s Google boost for Restaurants in Nottingham
Searching for a Restaurant in Nottingham? Google may well suggest Go dine.co.uk
A big thanks has to go out to you! Go dine.co.uk is now accessible to all of us looking for restaurants in Nottingham, after the number of visits we have received since launching in September 2008…Â You simply being here helps more people find out about Go dine.co.uk, so thank you.
The majority of people who are looking for Nottingham’s restaurants are likely to use Google and terms such as restaurants in nottinghamshire, nottinghamshire restaurants and a range of phrases of a similar nature. As with any new site, it takes time for Google to provide those intrepid searchers the results they crave. The wait seems to be over now as Go dine.co.uk now features in key search listings for those looking to book at restaurants across Nottingham and anyone looking for a Nottingham restaurant guide.
Google also promotes Go dine for those looking to book special offers at restaurants in Nottingham and for those of you looking for Valentines Day at restaurants in Nottingham, Google is likely to tell you we have the goods!
Thanks to you all and keep spreading the word,
PS – A special thanks goes out to Ian Lockwood, who is one of Nottingham’s finest Digital and SEO consultants, and Tony Hearn who is a great website programmer based in Nottingham.
Don’t forget to keep an eye on Special Offers at restaurants in Nottingham.
There are some great offers – here a few to check out:
Chutney restaurant in Nottinghamshire
Chino Latino restaurant in Nottinghamshire
Curry Lounge restaurant in Nottinghamshire
Strada restaurant in restaurant Nottinghamshire
Iberico World Tapas restaurant in Nottinghamshire
Why is Thai Cuisine so Healthy?
Thai cuisine is full of flavourful fresh herbs and spices, used to make curries and soups that are light and fresh, as well as richer ones with coconut milk. Based on the freshest ingredients, with little or no dairy, you can see why the Thai people have few problems with obesity and heart problems, despite their love for food and enjoyment of snacks throughout the day. But Thai cuisine is not only healthy because of its freshness and lack of heavy fats: the herbs and spices most used in Thai cuisine themselves all have medicinal qualities that will keep you in good health if you eat them regularly.
The yellow curries of Southern Thailand use turmeric, which is known as an aid to digestion and a detox spice. It has anti-inflammatory and antiseptic qualities too, which help fight colds and sore throats. It also has a role in preventing tumours and cancer, which is still being researched but looks very promising, especially against melanomas and several other types of tumour.
Fresh chilli peppers are high in vitamins C and A, fulfilling an antioxidant role and aiding digestion. They help fight colds and act as a decongestant – nothing like a bit of spicy curry to unblock the sinuses!
Garlic is a natural antibiotic and excellent against colds and infections, boosting the immune system and also helping deal with high cholesterol and high blood pressure.
Lemongrass is good to treat colds, fever, congestion and aids digestion, soothes intestinal infections and helps you deal with stress.
Kaffir lime is used in Thai medicine to treat high blood pressure. It also stimulates digestion and is an antioxidant so helps prevent cancer.
Galangal is also good for the digestion and helps fight colds, congestion and respiratory ailments. It also helps lower high cholesterol.
With all these herbs and spices used with abundance in most Thai dishes, going out for a delicious Thai meal seems to be the obvious answer if you feel a cold coming on, or if you just want to keep yourself healthy with a good dose of natural fresh remedies that combat many of the ailments of Western society. All these medicinal benefits are most apparent in really fresh herbs, so make sure that you use the freshest ingredients when preparing your own Thai food at home and get all this goodness on your side.
Why not try the healthy Thai cuisine on offer at Pretty Orchid restaurant in Nottingham?
