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![Singh’s Restaurant is situated on Market Street close to the Market Square. I’d been once before, and remember being struck by the hospitality of the staff, and for some reason […]](http://www.nottinghamlive.co.uk/live/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/20150220_2030312-200x110.jpg "Review: Singh’s Restaurant, Market Street, Nottingham")
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Review: Singh’s Restaurant, Market Street, Nottingham
Posted on on February 22, 2015Singh’s Restaurant is situated on Market Street close to the Market Square. I’d been once before, and remember being struck by the hospitality of the staff, and for some reason […] -
![The literal translation of Maharaja is Maha -meaning “Great” and Raja meaning “King”, they were the rulers of the greatest states in India, powerful enough to be considered ‘Great’ monarchs. […]](http://www.nottinghamlive.co.uk/live/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/calcutta-200x110.jpg "Review: The Calcutta Club, Maid Marion Way, Nottingham")
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Review: The Calcutta Club, Maid Marion Way, Nottingham
Posted on on February 10, 2015The literal translation of Maharaja is Maha -meaning “Great” and Raja meaning “King”, they were the rulers of the greatest states in India, powerful enough to be considered ‘Great’ monarchs. […] -
![I love a curry and I love theatre, so it’s bizarre that I’d never tried Mogal-e-Azam before. Neighbouring the Theatre Royal on Goldsmith Street you might even get chance to […]](http://www.nottinghamlive.co.uk/live/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/mogal-e-azam-200x110.jpg "Mogal-e-Azam, Goldsmith Street, Nottingham")
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Mogal-e-Azam, Goldsmith Street, Nottingham
Posted on on November 26, 2014I love a curry and I love theatre, so it’s bizarre that I’d never tried Mogal-e-Azam before. Neighbouring the Theatre Royal on Goldsmith Street you might even get chance to […]