Tom Browns Brasserie is one of the finest restaurants in Nottinghamshire, set in a converted Victorian School House beside the leafy banks of the River Trent. The restaurants’ name comes from a 19th century novel written by Thomas Hughes. The story is set in a Victorian school and is based upon the public schooldays of a boy called Tom Brown. The restaurant combines the stunning charm and character of an Old Victorian School House with a newly refurbished, elegant contemporary interior.

Awards won by Tom Browns restaurantAwards won by Tom Browns restaurantThe restaurant has continuously been acclaimed by a prestigious entry within the AA RESTAURANT GUIDES. In 2013, for the sixth consecutive year, Tom Browns can proudly announce the independent recognition of the exceptional standard of two AA Rosettes.

Over the past 25 years Tom Browns has built a reputation and prides itself on serving fantastic quality, fresh, modern, world cuisine and providing superb service. Our outside dining terrace boasting beautiful riverside views is the perfect setting to relax in the summer months, either for a meal or just drinks. When the weather gets a little cooler there are blankets and outside fire pits to keep you warm.

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