The Hand and Heart in Nottingham

Very average food at very inflated prices. Was surprised that my request for potatoes instead of chips with my meal (potatoes were included with other menu choices) was greeted with extreme uncertainty by the waitress and ‘it might be okay, I’ll have to check with the chef’ 😆😆. Fortunately my request wasn’t considered too outrageous by the chef and potatoes were supplied. Menu was very limited, uninspiring and no sign of any specials to add to the variety. The prices are very inflated for what turned out to be very average pub food (£24 for a lamb shank). After struggling througha just about edible starter and main course, decided that even my sweet tooth couldn’t face their dessert choices. The menfolk in our party were happy with the beers on offer. Despite the lack of diners, service was very slow. Definitely won’t be making a reappearance.

Very good pub food with plenty of choice for vegetarians & gluten free options. Great setting and we enjoyed the unhurried service. Thanks to all the staff.

Not been here for a year, food is still of a good standard. £23 for a lamb Sunday dinner is ridiculous.You can get equally as good food in London for less.Table service wasn’t great, had to ask twice for my drinks. Find the manager very rude, she clearly doesn’t want to be there. The young staff are great on the other hand. Would I return, no.

The hand and heart is THE best Sunday roast in nottingham, set in the cutest venue. The caves and lighting and overall setting is super chill. Great for a catch up with friends or date night.Food wise the roast is plentiful with perfectly cooked meats, home made giant yorkies and all the trimmings. Drinks wise theres an excellent selection of beers and wines or soft drinks. The desserts are top notch too. If you can fit it in!Service and staff are all excellent.

It's a restaurant in a cave, nothing more to say. Well I will, a very warm welcome from the staff and even though we were 30 minutes early we were shown to our table. The Sunday roast we had, one chicken, one pork and one beef. The food was outstanding and so was the friendly service from our waitress. Highly recommend eating here.

Good to see this pub open again. It was a lovely evening, the look of an old tradition pub but with a new atmosphere. A great choice of music playing, loud enough to hear but not intrusive to listening to who you are with. Just one fault, in my opinion, is the unisex toilets. Not everyone is comfortable with that

Brilliant quirky pub with a beautiful bar and a cave restaurant. Excellent food and Bass Ale on draught?!?

Ambience is amazing when sitting and eating inside the caves and the staff are good.It does smell a bit musty because of the damp though.The food is very overpriced for pub grub. For something simple like a burger, my bun was burnt to a crisp.

Great place to eat! My wife and I just happened to be looking for a place to eat and stumbled on this gem. Its built into a cave! Great place for a candle lit dinner and they serve wonderful food! I highly recommend them and I look forward to eating there again!

Decent pub, very unique for Nottingham with the caves, well kept beer. The exterior needs work doing as does the internal decor just feel like it needs a good clean, that may be difficult due to the caves. Felt not particularly welcoming for new comers as the average age in the pub was 50+ and all felt like regulars. Worth visiting