A Nottingham city centre restaurant has closed its doors because it needs "a bit of love and attention." Browns Brasserie and Bar is set to have a "grand refurbishment".
The restaurant, in Park Row, was open for the Platinum Jubilee weekend but closed its doors at 3pm on Sunday, June 5, ready for a month-long makeover. It means families won't be able to book for Father's Day on June 19. The venue is popular for brunch, cocktails, afternoon tea and dinner with its fresh seasonal dishes and classic British comforts.
The restaurant chain moved into the former solicitor's office in 2011, after the building had been vacant for seven years. The property, a distinctive 19th-century Victorian villa, was transformed to create a bar, with a grand piano, dining area and an outdoor terrace.
