Food Factory - Nottingham

This restaurant experience was absolutely terrible. Five people who arrived after me were served their food before me. The staff didn't even bother to heat up the chips or the cheese. It was a complete disgrace.

In this country, it can be difficult to find a good kebab, but when you do, it's a real pleasure. The service was excellent and the meal was good value, with a delicious salad and bulgur wheat. The kebab was well-cooked and served with Turkish bread and dips. To finish off the meal, the waitress brought a glass of Turkish tea. I would highly recommend this restaurant.

While walking through the city center, I stumbled upon Food Factory, a new restaurant that caught my eye with its sign advertising fish and chips. Despite my initial reservations about their menu offering a variety of other dishes, I decided to give it a try since the place was empty. I watched as they cooked the fish fresh for me while I waited at the counter by the window. The restaurant had plenty of seating options, including tables in a separate room, stools by the front window, and tables outside on the pavement. The portion of fish and chips I ordered was not the small serving you might find elsewhere for a lower price; it cost £9.00 but was well worth it. The fish was large and perfectly cooked, with a crispy batter and flaky white flesh. The chips were hot and satisfyingly plentiful, making it a truly enjoyable meal. I'm not sure if my experience was just a lucky one or if Food Factory consistently delivers such quality, but I will definitely be returning on my next visit to Nottingham to find out. Compared to other shops in the area that serve lukewarm, subpar fish and chips, Food Factory is a standout choice.