Best places for coffee and lunch near Nottingham train station
When we’re not creating brand identities or designing and building websites, we do like to take the odd break and immerse ourselves in our local area.
If you’re near Nottingham Train Station, or happen to be visiting our studio, here are our top three picks…
200 Degrees
Starting life as a garage enterprise and founded in 2012 by Tom Vincent and Rob Darby, the company has truly gone from strength to strength.
Known for its expertly roasted coffee and a cozy atmosphere.
It’s a great spot for breakfast or a light lunch, offering lovely deli-style sandwiches, salads, soups, and a selection of cakes and treats.
Where does the name come from?
Their beans have a slightly lower roast temperature than normal – 200 degrees centigrade yields its smoother, deeper taste.
Then, they serve coffee at around 200 degrees Fahrenheit.
Location
Our nearest is located on Carrington Street, Nottingham.
They have other outlets in Birmingham, Leeds, Leicester, Cardiff, Sheffield, Lincoln, Liverpool, Manchester, York, Cannock, Barnsley, Derby, Chester, Liverpool and West Bridgford.
Hopkinson
Hopkinson is a one-of-a-kind independent concept store, combining an art space, barbers and antique shop with a cosy bar and coffee house.
Known for its creative community and quirky decor, the vintage shop come cafe welcomes customers from all walks of life to try their speciality cakes, international drinks and visiting street food truck.
Where does the name come from?
For years, it operated as a hardware store under the same name.
Location
Our nearest Hopkinson is located on Station Street, right next to the train station and tram stop. They also have a Vintage Antiques and Art Centre in Nottingham’s creative corner, Cobden Chambers.
Bombay Delicatessen
The Bombay Deli is another well-loved Nottingham favourite offering sensational Punjabi cuisine.
The family-owned brand has been around since 1995, and recently opened its flagship restaurant and takeaway on Canal Street, Nottingham.
All we can say is samosas, samosas, samosas! They start at £1 and pack a real punch of authentic flavours. It’s all good.
Where does the name come from?
We’ll leave you to work this one out.
Location
Our nearest Bombay Delicatessen is located directly opposite Framework’s studio on Canal Street, Nottingham.
The original deli is in Radford. There’s another in West Bridgford too.
