To celebrate the launch of several brilliant new newsletters across the East Midlands we're offering you the chance to win a fantastic weekend in Nottingham. We have several newsletters that cover eating out across the region including food and drink newsletters in Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire and a what's on newsletter in Derbyshire.
There are plenty of brilliant places to eat out in the region - especially Alchemilla. The restaurant, in Derby Road, Nottingham, was awarded a Michelin star in 2019.
It was recently announced that the restaurant, run by Alex Bond, has held on to that star after a rollercoaster period for the industry. Alchemilla first opened in 2017 in a stunning red-brick building where carriages were stored in the 19th century for a former coach house.
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The Michelin guide states: "Head Chef Alex Bond has an admirable attitude towards finding ingredients which are both sustainable and ethically produced. As well as injecting plenty of his own personality into the dishes, he has an innate skill for bringing together sweet, sour, salty and citrus elements in wonderful harmony, and arranging the highly original combinations of flavours and textures into layers."
As well as winning dinner for two at Alchemilla you'll also get a night at The Lace Market Hotel. The High Pavement hotel is one of the best in Nottingham according to Tripadvisor.
It's been described as the perfect place to stay if you want to explore the city and everything it has to offer, so we thought it would be the perfect place to stay after a top meal. To be in with a chance of winning just enter your details in the form below. or follow this link
You can also sign up for any of several newsletters including Food and Drink newsletters in Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire, which, as you would expect, are all about the delicious things you can eat and drink in the area; Ayup Nottingham, our good news newsletter that guarantees no misery, death or destruction or our Derbyshire what's on newsletter, which covers everything that's happening in the beautiful county.
