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Belgo Nottingham

Specialists in simple Belgian cooking and good Belgian beers. Quirky 1990s designed restaurants create a delicious and authentic Belgian experience

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Belgo Nottingham has two levels. The ground floor has large windows looking on to the outdoor seating area – complete with heaters and a ‘Belgian market’ theme.Inside you will find very cool, slightly industrial décor with quirky feature lighting, big banquette seating, reclaimed wood booths and eclectic artwork.The first floor ‘Zot Bar’ is where revellers can disappear for the day or night and really get stuck into Belgo’s incredible beer selection, including Brugse Zot of course! There is nowhere else in Nottingham you can taste this fantastic beer made at the famous Halve Maan Brewery in Bruges. There is also a great range of cocktails and schnapps including a 32 shot stick for the bold.

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