From a seedlist of the top 30 most populated cities in the UK, Betway has revealed the cities home to the highest-rated Nando’s.
Whether you’re a lemon and herb lover or prefer things on the spicier side, there’s no doubt that the UK is a nation of Nando’s lovers. But when it comes to the best UK cities to enjoy a peri-peri feast, which locations are home to the most satisfied Nando’s customers?
From a seedlist of the UK’s 30 most populated cities, Betway has analysed the average satisfaction rating of Nando’s per location to reveal the best UK city to enjoy a cheeky Nando’s.
Swansea is home to the UK’s highest-rated Nando’s restaurants
The second most populated city in Wales, Swansea, was found to be home to the highest-rated Nando’s in the UK. With an average satisfaction rating of 4.4 out of 5, the city is a haven for peri-peri lovers.
Individuals in Coventry and Sunderland have also hit the Nando’s jackpot as they are situated in cities home to the second highest-rated Nando’s in the UK, boasting average satisfaction ratings of 4.30. Northern Ireland’s capital, Belfast, also follows closely behind in third place.
| Rank | City | Average Nando’s rating |
| 1 | Swansea | 4.40 |
| =2 | Coventry | 4.30 |
| =2 | Sunderland | 4.30 |
| 3 | Belfast | 4.26 |
| 4 | Preston | 4.25 |
| =5 | Southampton | 4.23 |
| =5 | Leeds | 4.23 |
*= indicates a joint ranking
When it came to the cities home to the lowest-rated Nando’s chains, Liverpool took the lead with a not-so-fiery satisfaction score of just 3.9 out of 5. Following in second and third place, Luton and Leicester also couldn’t quite reach peri-peri perfection.
Which city will you be heading to for your next Nando’s trip?
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