Nottinghamshire is certainly not short of cafés
From greasy spoons to luxury homecooked food, Nottinghamshire is certainly not short of cafés. Whether it be a brew and a catch up with friends or that all important breakfast to set you up for the day, there are plenty of spots to choose from.
The county also welcomes thousands of visitors every day. Many of them often need feeding and liquid refreshments. That is where Nottinghamshire's fantastic pubs, restaurants and cafés come in. We all know there are hundreds of cafés providing residents and visitors with their nutritional needs.From the greasy spoons offering the biggest breakfasts you've ever seen to the dog-friendly cafés where muddy boots and paws are always welcome, whatever the weather.
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