Halal restaurants in Nottingham
Explore Halal lists 42 halal restaurants and takeaways in Nottingham, plus 17 halal butchers and grocers. 21 places are HMC or HFA certified. The top rated are Saracens Cafe (self-certified, 4.9★, 5,886 Google reviews), Anatolian Palace | Nottingham (self-certified, 4.9★, 1,530 Google reviews) and Mesa (self-certified, 4.8★, 778 Google reviews). Popular cuisines: American & Grills, Turkish and Indian. Listings last refreshed September 2026. How we check halal status
Top rated in Nottingham
Ranked by Google rating, weighted by number of reviewsAll halal food in Nottingham
Restaurant (21)
Afghan Restaurant
Afrikana Nottingham
Anatolian Palace | Nottingham
Ariana Super Market
Boo – Nottingham
Chaska
Grocer (15)
Ali Foodstore
Bazaar Food Store
Bilal Food Store- Bismillah Food Store – Nottingham
Choice Supermarket – Nottingham
- Deen Supermarket
American & Grills (5)
Turkish (5)
Butcher (2)
Indian (2)
Kebabs (2)
Takeaway (2)
Bangladeshi (1)
Burgers (1)
Fish & chips (1)
Mediterranean (1)
Steakhouse (1)
Questions about halal food in Nottingham
How many halal restaurants are there in Nottingham?
Explore Halal lists 42 halal restaurants and takeaways in Nottingham, plus 17 halal butchers and grocers. 21 places are HMC or HFA certified. Listings last refreshed September 2026.
Which halal restaurants in Nottingham are HMC or HFA certified?
21 places in Nottingham are certified by the Halal Monitoring Committee (HMC) or the Halal Food Authority (HFA), including Oodles Chinese – Nottingham, Boo – Nottingham, Hotville Alfreton Ltd, Munch Munch and Ariana Super Market. See all certified places in Nottingham.
What are the top rated halal restaurants in Nottingham?
By Google rating, weighted by the number of reviews: Saracens Cafe (self-certified, 4.9★, 5,886 Google reviews), Anatolian Palace | Nottingham (self-certified, 4.9★, 1,530 Google reviews) and Mesa (self-certified, 4.8★, 778 Google reviews). Ratings are from Google.
How does Explore Halal check if a restaurant is halal?
Listings are matched against the HMC and HFA registers. Places that only describe themselves as halal are labelled self-certified, and places we have doubts about are hidden until they are checked. How we check halal status.