The 10 Best Brunch Spots In Nottingham, England

Kelly Bradshaw

Described as England’s capital for culture and shopping, Nottingham is also home to some of the UK’s best places to enjoy a wholesome yet hearty breakfast. We’ve compiled a list of our 10 favourite brunch spots for you to enjoy.

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1. Jamcafé

Bar, Cafe, European

Described as the perfect place for a hangover cure, Jamcafé is the ideal place to soak up the alcohol with its tempting full English breakfasts with a twist. Offering mushrooms cooked in cream and brandy and homemade haricot beans covered in herbs and spices, Jamcafé departs from more traditional brunches. All its food is homemade and its meat sourced from local farmers. Popular with evening partygoers due to the space cleared for dancing, this tempting cafe and bar creates a vibrant and restless atmosphere.

Price: mid-range

Opening hours: Wed-Fri 12pm-1am, Sat 10am-1am, Sun 10am-11pm

2. Hungry Pumpkin

Cafe, Italian, British

A small yet cosy coffee shop, Hungry Pumpkin is run by an Italian co-owner, giving visitors an authentic European experience. Hungry Pumpkin offers a large array of nutritious dishes, such as a mozzarella, vine tomato and pesto ciabatta, and bacon and chorizo, fried egg and mushrooms. For visitors who are hoping to taste a mix of freshly made, locally sourced food, this brunch spot is the perfect place to visit.

Price: mid-range

Opening hours: Mon-Fri 8.30am-5pm, Sat 9.30am-5pm

3. The Pudding Pantry

Cafe, Dessert Shop, Dessert

Pancakes and fruit
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A dessert-based artisan coffee stop, The Pudding Pantry is home to a fine selection of delicious cakes and other creamy treats. However, this popular cafe also features a proud menu of brunch dishes, including homemade beans with mature cheddar on sourdough toast and locally handmade croissants with chocolate spread or strawberry jam. It also offers pancakes throughout the day with a generous amount of toppings, such as salted caramel and fruit compote.

Price: mid-range

Opening hours: Mon 9am-6pm, Tues-Fri 8am-6pm, Sat 9am-7pm, Sun 10am-6pm

4. Warsaw Diner

Diner, British, American, Vegetarian

Fried eggs
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A distinctive brunch spot due to its American-style diner run by a Polish owner, this joint offers fully cooked English breakfasts made on a large flatbed grill station, which instantly sets it apart from other eating places. Popular with students, Warsaw Diner serves a variety of English and American style dishes including classic bacon sandwiches and a stack of pancakes drizzled with maple syrup. With a red, white and blue colour scheme, Warsaw Diner is sure to give visitors a true taste of the USA.

Price: mid-range

Opening hours: Tues-Sun 9am-2pm

5. Toast

Tea Room, British, Vegetarian

Promising to create a sociable atmosphere, Toast provides excellent artisan bread and a selection of enticing brunch dishes. Giving customers the opportunity to toast their own bread with DIY toasters on each table, this place creates a homely environment. Offering a range of tasty brunches, such as smoked ham platters and sourdough toast with strawberry jam, this warmly lit tea room is a comforting and welcoming scene.

Price: mid-range

Opening hours: Tues-Sat 8am-3pm

6. White Rabbit Teahouse

Cafe, Tea Room, Tea

Known for its luscious selection of freshly made cakes, this quaint coffee shop is also home to a tempting variety of brunch dishes including all-butter croissants and pain au chocolat. Providing visitors with tea and coffee served in traditional china to accompany their meal, White Rabbit Teahouse cultivates a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere. It is beautifully decorated with old-fashioned floral tablecloths, wooden seating, and small pots of flowers.

Price: mid-range

Opening hours: Tues-Sat 10am-5pm

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