Welcome to the Riverbank
The Riverbank Bar & Kitchen situated at Trent Bridge, Nottingham with its stunning riverside views and walks along the leafy Embankment, has now been extensively converted into a stylish and modern 250-capacity bar and 110-seater restaurant, with a separate Gallery function room and an in-house Deli. Outside boasts an extensive ultra-chic, all-weather terrace with wild-flame heaters and sunken wind-free enclaves to keep you snug and warm in winter and all of which is shaded from the sun and showers during our glorious English summers.
At the hub of the Riverbank is an informal, but ever-bustling deli neatly 'sandwiched' between a tasty state-of-the-art architect-designed bar and brasserie-style restaurant, serving some of the best food in town under the creative supervision of our head chef, Mark Osborne. Mark's kitchen ethos is to source the finest local produce to create a simple & affordable, yet well-cooked cuisine.
You may prefer to choose from a menu of traditional fish and chips or perhaps a mouthwateringly tasty homemade burger. However, rest assured that there will always be a few special, cheffy dishes on offer to tempt even the most discerning of 'foodies' – classics like scallops with black pudding – indeed, the Riverbank can proudly boast a broad spectrum of dishes to suit all palates; the choice will happily be 'all yours'!
The Riverbank is the latest addition to a family-run, Nottinghamshire restaurants' business, which opened its first 'Trentside' eatery in 1986 with the highly successful, award-winning Tom Browns Brasserie in Gunthorpe, followed by the very popular sister restaurant, The Farndon Boathouse, located just outside Newark in 2008.
So whether you are looking to dine-out in style or just fancy a light deli snack, or maybe wish to imbibe a relaxing cocktail after work (especially during our Aperitivo Hour from 5-6pm, where we offer free tapas) or every evening even get to hear some vibrant live sounds, then we look forward to welcoming you very soon...
Bon appétit!
