Warsaw Diner — Restaurant in Nottingham

We were in Nottingham for a 2 day weekend poker tournament and this was our nearest eatery to our Air BNB flat. Just wanting "a little something of anything" on our stomachs for the day and we went into Warsaw Diner and SO GLAD WE DID.

We entered around 1.45pm and ALL seats taken (taken a good sign!) we were sat at the counter overlooking the "open plan" grill. We were made very welcome by great staff and after upon ordering we noticed we would be their last customers of the day, as we entered 5 mins before closing. Not one comment or hassling us to speed things along. We both made up our own "custom breakfasts" and was both equally absolutely wonderful. Some of the other offerings on the menu sounded lovely

Plentiful portion size, fast service, super tasty, piping hot and we saw everything being cooked fresh to order and the great staff all working together. It was very good value and would happily return again next time we are back in Nottingham.

With this fine "food fuel" in my belly for the day, it propelled me into a 15th place finish/win in the poker main event for £850 :) later in the day

10/10 A+++ Best wishes from sunny...

We were intrigued to try it out by the reviews left previously, and everything seemed fine to begin with. Staff were welcoming and able to accommodate us even without reservations (although from what we gleaned, reservations are recommended as the place seemed fairly popular, and staff turned 3 people away whilst we were there due to capacity and one booth having been booked in advance).

Menu seemed ok, but prices a high (especially accounting for the below). What was rather disappointing was the quality of food: pancakes had been overcooked, waffles seemed pre-bought and warmed in a toaster (rather than made on the spot), sausages were pre-cooked and warmed just prior to serving.

We also had to wait 30-35 minutes to get a relatively simple breakfast.

Not sure if this was a one off, or if we got unlucky as a larger group of 6 lads and a couple arrived before us, however I am not keen to...

pancakes raw and when sent back given more raw pancakes. couldn't eat.

in response to management: I visited around 8 weeks ago so not sure when you checked cctv for? perhaps you should have asked when my visit was? if something is sent back because it is raw and then reproduced again raw I'm just not going to eat it. the chef at the time scowled when it was sent back- perks of an open kitchen? so I didn't feel I could complain again. and for £8 i wasnt going to kick up a fuss - instead I trotted down to 'Tough Mary's' just down the road and enjoyed one of their delicious almond croissants - which WERE baked properly. please check my other reviews to see legitimacy of my profile. I have no reason to invent bad pancakes and your way of dealing with this feedback is not appropriate - remember the customer is always right?...