When Nottingham restaurants and bars close, many are given a new lease of life by different owners and have a makeover reopen with a new identity. But there are a number of prominent buildings that stand empty.
Some have been vacant for a number of years. Others are more recent shutdowns, a result of limited trade during the pandemic followed by soaring costs.
Once bustling places, each with their own loyal following, represented good times with friends and family while tucking into food or having a laugh over drinks. Now the buildings are a sad reflection on the state of the economy.
