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Both Robin Hood Statue and Browns are recommended for visiting. The varied menu based on British cuisine is what you are offered at this bar. The chef at Browns cooks tasty crabs, fish pie and scallops. Here you will be able to taste good chocolate cakes, sticky toffee pudding and biscuits. A lot of visitors order delicious champagne, prosecco or draft beer. Many guests have noticed that you can try great ice tea, espresso or chocolate frappe at this place.
Visit this spot to organize any event or party. The staff is said to be cute here. The cool service displays a high level of quality at this bar. Prices here are reported to be attractive. There is a calm atmosphere and fine decor at Browns. This place scored 4.4 in the Google rating system.
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British, Vegetarian options
ClosedOpens at 9AM
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Price range per person £11 - £50
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Address
20 Park Row, Nottingham, England, United Kingdom
Features
Cash only
Outdoor seating
Booking
No delivery
Takeaway
Wheelchair accessible
Wi-Fi
TV
Opening hours
| SundaySun | 9AM-10:30PM |
| MondayMon | 9AM-11PM |
| TuesdayTue | 9AM-11PM |
| WednesdayWed | 9AM-11PM |
| ThursdayThu | 9AM-11PM |
| FridayFri | 9AM-11:30PM |
| SaturdaySat | 9AM-11:30PM |
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@brownsnottingham
Summary:
1. The pancake breakfast was not freshly prepared: The pancakes were dry, clearly frozen/ defrosted & likely microwaved; the pancetta was reheated, old & chewy; the syrup was low quality & there was not enough; the addition of seeds and odd spices made for an odd flavour and texture combination.
2. Browns made a mistake with our booking & did not compensate us (see below)
Via Browns' booking system, I booked a table for 12pm and selected the breakfast and brunch menu. I arrived to be told that breakfast was no longer available despite my showing email evidence from Browns confirming the contrary. We were forced to settle for the bottomless brunch, an expensive and restrictive set menu with few options. After further arguing that we both do not drink alcohol, the sympathetic server pushed for us to have one course, yet upon receiving the bill, we found that whilst it was the same dish as that on the breakfast menu, it cost more. We therefore paid more for a dish we did not want. We want to make clear the server did his best to help. Nonetheless, we were not the only table complaining about the fact we booked but could not have the breakfast menu; an adjacent table was further disgruntled as they could not order from 2 separate menus. This is nonsensical, and Browns should have compromised, given they had already upset several customers by refusing breakfasts.
Chains like Browns think they can serve stale food at premium prices and force customers into set menus because they are established. Please instead invest in independent resultants who care about quality food and customer satisfaction. Don’t be duped by these chains.