This Autumn, escape the ordinary with a visit to the county's most amazing and quirky cafes, each offering a unique experience. From the eclectically decorated surroundings of The Crimson Tree in Sherwood to the rural charm of The Hay Barn Cafe near Newark, and the vintage delights of Biscuit & Brew in the heart of Nottingham, a cup of coffee becomes a truly special occasion.
So, wrap up warm and prepare to explore these charming spots, where homemade treats and warm hospitality await.
5. The Hay Barn Cafe
The Hay Barn Cafe, 30 Eakring Rd, Newark NG22 0AG: A highly-rated, quirky cafe located in the beautifully converted 250-year-old barn of Old Hall Farm in Kneesall, a village near Newark-on-Trent. It is consistently praised for its charming setting, warm welcome, homemade food, and delicious cakes. Photo: Google Maps
6. Biscuit & Brew
Biscuit & Brew, Victoria St, Nottingham NG1 2EW: Biscuit and Brew is a quirky and family-owned teahouse, known for its unique tea blends and cozy, welcoming atmosphere. It recently moved to larger premises on Victoria Street, just a short walk from Old Market Square. Photo: Google Maps
7. The Olive Grove
The Olive Grove on 59b Bridge St, Worksop S80 1DG: Tucked away off Bridge Street, this hidden Mediterranean bistro is popular for its tapas and cozy, intimate setting. It is a local "hidden gem" with fresh, tasty food. Photo: Google Maps
8. Mrs C's Vintage Tea Room
Mrs C's Vintage Tea Room, 7a High St, Hucknall, Nottingham NG15 7HJ: Take a trip back in time with this charming, 1940s-themed tearoom, with its unique homemade food, cakes and afternoon tea, and as an added bonus, it also sells vintage clothes. Photo: Google Maps