A meze and tapas restaurant that gives you those little plates of joy, this fabulous Greek restaurant has some amazing lunch deals and could be the perfect platter for a big lunch at your student accommodation with friends. For those of you who are new to Greek food there is no better place or way to sample it for the first time, just order a range of dishes between you and work your way through. From dipping warm pita in tzatziki, to spinach and feta filled spanakopita, dolmades and loukanika, there is so much to love about Greek food.

A ‘Mediterranean Oasis’ situated in the heart of Nottingham, this is a place for those of you craving a burst of flavours or for the indecisive amongst you who find great difficulty in deciding what dish is going to tickle your tastebuds. At a reasonable price, this institution accommodates almost anyone, regardless of whether you’re a broke student or a retired pensioner. For vegans, omnivores, carnivores and more, the extensive list of tapas on offer shows inclusivity being the imperative of this restaurant.

The family behind the lively Mediterranean restaurant, in Thurland Street, know the names of their regulars, who return again and again for the meze, melt-in-the mouth lamb kleftico, flaky spanakopita full of feta and spinach, and rich moussaka. Greek-Cypriot chef George Ktori, takes control of the kitchen, while his brother Michael mans the bar and front of house with help from their father Savvas. Now in its 11th year, there are a legion of fans who rave about the superb, plentiful food and friendly service.

Yamas is a contemporary Greek restaurant: there are no plate-smashing antics; the music, a soundtrack of bouzouki-led folk, is discreet and laid-back; and designer rustic art and wooden carvings decorate an otherwise simple space. All the action happens on the plate, in a variety of tapas and meze which, between midday and 4pm, Wednesday to Saturday, cost £6.95 for three. Portions are very generous and the food, while not boasting much in the way of finesse, delivers big, robust flavours.

Award for the best-named restaurant in town is Sexy Mama Love Spaghetti, a pocket-sized Italian spot in the bohemian Hockley district whose honey and pecorino tortellini takes some beating. Close by you’ll also find Pistachio, serving spirited Persian fare, and Kayal, part of a small family of Keralan restaurants in the Midlands. The city’s best Indian food has historically congregated along Maid Marian Way – there’s a few to choose between: some say The Maharaja’s Retreat reigns supreme.

Yamas, a Mediterranean Meze and Tapas restaurant on Thurland Street is one of those restaurants that is so good, that you end up back there time and time again!. (but perhaps that’s just because there are so many tapas dishes to work through and we want to try them all?). Yamas announced in September that they are expanding the restaurant into the unit next door to keep up with the growing demand over the past 12 years – you have to book at this one if you want a chance of getting a seat!

Location:5 Thurland Street, Nottingham NG1 3DROpening times: Wednesday to Saturday from 12:00 to 21:00, and 13:00 to 20:00 on SundaysStudent discount:No, but lunch menu offers three tapas/meze dishes for £10.95 per person. If you love Mediterranean food, you’ll love Yamas Meze & Tapas, a family-run restaurant in the heart of the city centre. Yamas serves authentic Greek, Spanish and Moroccan dishes, inspired by the rich and diverse flavours of the Mediterranean region.

Starting off our list of the best places to eat in Nottingham is Yamas, a traditional Mediterranean, meze and tapas restaurant in the city centre. For starters, this food hub is conveniently located round the corner from Old Market Square so if you’re looking for somewhere easy to get to for a meal, here’s the place. This family ran restaurant offers delicious Mediterranean food and also features an extensive range of gluten-free and vegetarian options on their menu.

Over 15 years of plying its trade in Nottingham’s bustling city centre, Yamas’s success was clear when it expanded into the unit next door a few years ago. It’s lost none of its charm in that expansion, which means you’re all but guaranteed to get a table despite its popularity. It retains a great lunch menu of £15 for three dishes where you will be spoilt for choice; Stifado and Kritharaki are must-orders for me.

Named after the Greek word for “cheers”, this is the place to go for those who love Greek meze and tapas. Even if you have never tried Greek food, a visit to Yamas is the best way to sample some of the best food in Nottingham. Known for their excellent lunch deals, Yamas is a great spot for getting great value, and flavoursome food, making it one of the best places to eat in Nottingham.

Tucked away on Thurland Street is Nottingham’s favourite Greek: Yamas Meze and Tapas. This Mediterranean oasis is the perfect place to visit with a group of hungry friends: just make sure they like to share. Tapas-style dining means you can try a lot of dishes for a great price – some of our favourites are the meaty stifado and the vegetarian-friendly halloumi saganaki.

Yamas is one of those places that feels like a hidden gem, even though it’s right in the city centre. Their menu is all about fresh, vibrant Mediterranean flavours like grilled halloumi, juicy souvlaki, crispy calamari, you name it. It’s perfect for a relaxed meal with mates, especially if you love sharing plates (or just want to try a little bit of everything).

Their food has been inspired by Moroccan, Spanish, and Greek cuisine, which is amazing. Furthermore, there is something for everyone, since they have many kinds of dishes, including some vegan and gluten-free ones!. Moreover, the restaurant is a lovely place to spend your evening with friends or family!

Another restaurant with a cracking lunchtime menu, Yamas’s tapas selection is summat to behold. As well as the standard hummus, olives and pita bread, vegan options include their amazing patatas bravas, gigantes beans, lemon rice and a panzanella salad, all served by some of the best staff in the city.

Yamas is a Mediterranean restaurant that has a dedicated vegetarian/vegan section of its menu. That way, you can make a trip with any meat eater friends then everybody is happy. It’s a tapas restaurant, therefore you can try lots of smaller things rather than choosing one thing on their menu.

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Yamas is a Mediterranean restaurant specialising in tapas-style service. They have a whole section on their menu for vegetarian dishes, and the majority of them are vegan, too. You won’t find better Greek and Mediterranean cuisine in Nottingham – Yamas are the masters of it!

This contemporary Greek restaurant offers great lunch deals – get large portion of Greek goodness for £4.95, try the best Spanish tapas in town, share a Party platter for £17.50. Yamas is popular for original tastes and fantastic flavours, all at affordable prices.

First time visiting and my friend and I had the tapas lunch menu. There's lots to choose from and I appreciate the gluten free options that are just as tasty (also vegan). The atmosphere is warm and inviting and so are the lovely staff.

Embark on a culinary journey to the Mediterranean at Yamas Meze and Tapas. Offering a taste of Greece and Spain, this restaurant is a short distance from student housing in Nottingham, providing an escape to warmer climes.

So, you have a starter at one place then a main at another then a dessert at another. My favourite food hopping has been: yamas meze and tapas (Greek) then sexy mamas (Italian) then dessert haven (dessert restaurant).

You'll find Yamas Meze & Tapas near Eldon Chambers, offering flavours of the Mediterranean in Nottingham. They've got lots of tasty tapas dishes and great options for people who like vegetarian food.

Yamas is a Mediterranean restaurant specialising in a tapas-style service. They have a whole section on their menu for vegetarian dishes, and most of them are vegan, too.

One choice from the Guardian’s article I could never disagree with is this excellent Greek restaurant. 3 dishes for £6.95 is one of the best deals in town.

There are also plenty of places to enjoy great tapas in a relaxed environment, including Bar Iberico, Baresca, and Yamas.