Guidebook for Retford Nottinghamshire.
food scene
Ideal for a snack and brew. It is located at the Train Station just a few steps away from the apartment.
Costa Coffee
Station RoadIdeal for a snack and brew. It is located at the Train Station just a few steps away from the apartment.
Spencer's On The Square
20 The SquareGreat place for a meal and a drink.
Stunning food, waiter service, made to feel welcome, a bit pricey but worth it.
Fred's Cantonese Restaurant
35 Grove StStunning food, waiter service, made to feel welcome, a bit pricey but worth it.
Friendly, efficient service by knowledgeable and helpful staff. Food is always top quality and freshly prepared to order. Extensive menu of Nepalese and North Indian dishes, all reasonably priced.
Gurkha Tandoori Restaurant
17 Grove StFriendly, efficient service by knowledgeable and helpful staff. Food is always top quality and freshly prepared to order. Extensive menu of Nepalese and North Indian dishes, all reasonably priced.
West Carr Fisheries
West Carr RoadCHINESE CHEF
15 Albert RoadMcDonald's Markham Moor
Greggs
Bustens
29-31 Victoria RoadGreat Convenience Store with a good range of groceries.
Cash machine
Need to grab some cash. Fear not! Outside the train station which is only a 1-2 minutes walk you will find a cash machine.
Asda East Retford Supermarket
Wharf RoadJust a short car journey or even a walk away.
Aldi
A short car journey away or even a walk.
Lidl
323-333 Mansfield RdGreat for parking!
Drinks & Nightlife
Dominie Cross (Wetherspoon)
38 Grove StCheap and cheerful.
Excellent Italian Restaurant.
Staff are friendly and exceptionally efficient.
Great food, great staff, amazing food!
I can honestly say this is one of, if not the best restaurant for good food in Retford.
It is advised to book to avoid disappointment.
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No5 Grove Street Restaurant
5 Grove StExcellent Italian Restaurant.
Staff are friendly and exceptionally efficient.
Great food, great staff, amazing food!
I can honestly say this is one of, if not the best restaurant for good food in Retford.
It is advised to book to avoid disappointment.
OMG! This is simply divine. The food has an excellent standard, very tasty and you won't go home hungry.
The staff are like your best friends and can't do enough for you.
Fred's Cantonese Restaurant
35 Grove StOMG! This is simply divine. The food has an excellent standard, very tasty and you won't go home hungry.
The staff are like your best friends and can't do enough for you.
The Gate Inn
The KnollGreat hospitality and Sunday Lunch to die for!
Coffee
With Costa Coffee only being at the train-station why not let the pleasant staff make you a brew.
It serves delicious meals and snacks. Great for a modern, chic environment.
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Spencer's On The Square
20 The SquareIt serves delicious meals and snacks. Great for a modern, chic environment.
Costa Coffee
Station Road
Sightseeing
Clumber Park is great for chill out time, a nice walk or a drive.
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Clumber Park
Clumber Park is great for chill out time, a nice walk or a drive.
About
Visit the legendary home of Robin Hood at Sherwood Forest Country Park which is a 450 acre site within the wider Sherwood Forest National Nature Reserve. The visitor centre includes a café, two shops, toilets and a short film show about the history of Sherwood Forest and the Nottinghamshire Dukeries, plus a small but interesting Robin Hood exhibition. Woodland walk to the Major Oak. Many of the oak trees here are veterans several hundreds of years old. Waymarked paths enable visitors to explore the native oak and birch woodland, interspersed by heathland and grassland. A car park charge of £3 applies every day through the main season (£5 during the Robin Hood Festival 31st July - 6th August 2017)
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Sherwood Forest
About
Visit the legendary home of Robin Hood at Sherwood Forest Country Park which is a 450 acre site within the wider Sherwood Forest National Nature Reserve. The visitor centre includes a café, two shops, toilets and a short film show about the history of Sherwood Forest and the Nottinghamshire Dukeries, plus a small but interesting Robin Hood exhibition. Woodland walk to the Major Oak. Many of the oak trees here are veterans several hundreds of years old. Waymarked paths enable visitors to explore the native oak and birch woodland, interspersed by heathland and grassland. A car park charge of £3 applies every day through the main season (£5 during the Robin Hood Festival 31st July - 6th August 2017)
Lincoln
Riżerva tal-Natura tal-Valley Idle (Notts Wildlife Trust)
North RoadYork