Bunk — Restaurant in Nottingham

After diving 5 and a half hours down from the friendly city of Glasgow, this was my first experience of the culture of Nottingham and I can say it’s definitely left a sour tone on my trip. The music at the bar was extremely loud, couldn’t hear anything. Servers were not observant and served someone before us. Server who served me also took offense to me not being to hear him over the loud music in my ear and thought I was having an attitude with him. Also, there is no point in asking the table number by the staff as they don’t even check which table’s orders are which and just plonk them anywhere. This place isn’t accommodating to neurodivergent people as the atmosphere is terrible and the staff on duty in this experience were definitely not accommodating either. Would not come back again as the food wasn’t worth the experience or the cost.

Should have gone to five...

My girlfriend ordered a lamb hotdog from here and it arrived stone cold and with barely any filling which was surprising as we have ordered from bunk before and everything was delicious. She rang the restaurant and explained the situation and was told there was nothing they could do as from there point of view everything was done accordingly, however this didnt solve the issue that the food was cold. We tried to go through deliveroo and sort out the issue however they also refused to help. This was very disappointing and we will not be ordering from Bunk again as the system in place for dealing with these situations seems to only favour the restaurant and not the individual paying money for...

Lovely food, perfectly cooked. Great quality, temperature and taste both in person and with delivery. Strong menu with an impressive range of vegetarian options, sauces and sides. The cocktails are delicious and affordable too. Inside Bunk in general is a great vibe; friendly and cool staff, relaxed and happy atmosphere, good music and beautiful decor. Ideal for a chilled date or for a nice evening with friends.

My one thing (which unfortunately has to deduct a star) is what I consider some slightly outrageous prices, eg. £7.50 for 5 Quorn nuggets. Most of the food and drink on the menu is priced very fairly, but certain things are rather...