Clocktower Works Food Hall Planned for Victoria Centre, Nottingham

Blend Family has announced plans for a new food hall at Victoria Centre in Nottingham. The project, named Clocktower Works, will be located within the centre’s Clocktower dining quarter and forms part of the next phase of investment at the city-centre destination.

Scheduled to open in Summer 2026, Clocktower Works will comprise a 17,500 sq ft space accommodating 14 independent Food Partners, alongside a bar and a coffee shop. The scheme is intended to bring together a range of independent food concepts within a single venue in the heart of Nottingham.

The new development continues Blend Family’s approach to curating food halls that support independent operators through long-term partnerships. Alongside physical space, the collective provides infrastructure and operational support intended to help Food Partners scale while retaining their individual identities.

Victoria Centre is a major retail and dining destination in the East Midlands, welcoming millions of visitors each year. Located in Nottingham city centre, it sits at the intersection of retail, cultural and transport hubs and attracts a broad mix of local residents, students and visitors.

Clocktower Works will join Blend Family’s wider portfolio of food halls, including Cutlery Works and Cambridge Street Collective in Sheffield, Kargo MKT at Salford Quays, Tower Bridge Collective in London, and the forthcoming Alfred Works in Digbeth, Birmingham.

Blend Family is currently inviting expressions of interest from independent food businesses. Enquiries can be made via marketing@blend.family or through the Alfred Works website.

Victoria Centre is owned by SGS UK Retail and asset managed by Pradera Lateral. Leasing agents on the deal were Metis Real Estate Advisors.

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