It offers all the standard cheeky offerings of any Nando's but it is located in a good position in the centre of town near the cinema and decent bars. Food is good and the service is pretty quick.

Disclosure- I used to work for Nandos, two different stores (one in London and one in Liverpool) so I may be a bit biased both ways That said, this particular Nandos is alright. Since their renovation it looks much better inside, with bright lights and okay fittings. The decor theme is pretty much the same as most Nandos restaurants, lots of wood themes, barrels, plants, etc etc. The seating is now more comfortable, and it's generally more pleasurable to actually be in. Cellphone signal quality is still terrible in there, although that's more to do with The Printworks in general. The food is again, just okay- pretty standard Nandos fare, with lots of chicken dishes (burgers, quarter/half/whole chickens, pittas), salads, and sides (corn on the cob, rice, chips, "macho peas", "creamy mash", etc). A point in their favour is that the food always comes relatively quickly no matter how busy it is when I go in (and it can get really busy due to the Odeon opposite, especially on a movie release day). The restaurant has an upper floor, which I've never been to- there have always been seats on the ground floor whenever I go in. If you like your food spicy though, it may disappoint. In addition, it's a restaurant chain, so... make of that what you will. The cashiers (read waitresses) are friendly enough, although the managers seem more genuine about it. Nando's food is slightly overpriced though because when you get down to it, you're paying a premium for dressed up chicken and chips. All in all it's a good first stop if you're having a movie night at the cinema, or even if you're having a club night.