The Southbank Bar — Restaurant in Nottingham

I don't think I've seen worse toilets anywhere, ever. It's like the scene out of Trainspotting.

If you are taller than about 5'6 then you could just peer over the top of the toilet door at any poor soul who happened to be sat on the toilet. That unfortunate chap would be sat on the rim of a metal toilet which looks like it came out of a prison and which doesn't have a seat. In one of the cubicles they would also be holding the door shut as the bolt just swings in the wind inside a damaged door frame that looks like it's been kicked open during a police raid.

Don't fancy the cubicles then? Step over towards the urinals instead and contribute to the stagnant tray of urine which doesn't appear to drain away and is filled with various non descript floating objects. Inhale the heady aromas of bodily fluids as you contemplate how long it's been since someone last cleaned in here and how much you would have to be paid to clean it yourself.

I'm honestly shocked the local authority allow them to operate with toilets in that state, it's a real shame as the service was really good and the food was decent but I've been to third world countries with better facilities than this and it's just...

Came here for the Wales V England game and the service was very good and very attentive. However, we ordered food and whilst the rest of it was very tasty, the 'hot one' burger was disastrous. I have hot things before but this burger was inedible... I did ask the waitress if we could change it to which she said no as we'd have to pay for another meal... Upon hearing this I then asked if there is anything they could do and she said "there isn't im afraid but these burgers always get taken back because of how hot they are".

No warning of the extreme heat of the burger, and it led to quite a dissapinting experience. Even the staff know it isn't right and yet they couldn't do anything about it...

Good experience for our group dampened by the hot one...

📣NOT RECOMMENDED

I don’t prefer leaving negative reviews but had to for this one.

This is the worst racism I’ve felt in the last 3 years of me being in England. I had visited this bar to watch the T20 Cricket World Cup Finals (India Vs South Africa) and like any other sport fan, we were cheering for our team. In the last over, a member of staff visited us to say ‘we understand your excitement but please keep it low’ to which we agreed but the other member of staff just went and switched off our screens just in the last ball so that we are unable to watch the match. This is not what you expect in a Sports Bar. It’s a sports bar for a reason, and I am very sure that just a few people are...