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Tom Browns Brasserie is a converted
Victorian schoolhouse, set by the River Trent. It has all the charm
and character of the Period, combined with a modern continental image.
The name 'Tom Browns' comes from an old novel written by Thomas Hughes.
The story is set in a Victorian school and is based upon the school
days of a boy called Tom Brown. Tom Browns Brasserie was born and
has been the property of Stuart & Eileen Perkins for fifteen years.
However it only became a Brasserie in November 1998. In 2001, this Family business
was taken over by their two
sons, Adam & Robin Perkins.
The Brasserie has smoking & non-smoking areas, and boasts a mezzanine
floor area with wonderful river views. With a small entrance Bar &
open fires this venue is cosy, but in the summer months has an outdoor
seated area, over looking the River Trent, where you can eat, drink
& watch the world go by.
Our reputation for good food has grown from strength to strength.
We aim to deliver a high quality product to the general public. Fresh,
innovative, international cuisine. Fine Wines, Premium Lagers, Ales
and the service and atmosphere to match.
Tom Browns has an extensive A la carte Menu (approx. 20-25 for 3
courses) and has developed a great value for money EARLY BIRD Menu
(8.50 2 courses / 9.95 3 courses). At Lunch times we also offer
a Snack Menu & Roast Meals on Sundays ! We cater for Weddings,
Christmas Parties, Birthdays & other Private Functions. The brasserie
is open 7 days a week, serving food 12-2.30pm & 6-10pm. Please
Telephone to make a reservation
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