Delilah Fine Foods

Periklis Karanasios

One of the best choices for brunch and some nice food in Nottingham. Usually quite busy but not impossible to get a table. Good variety of cheese and meat, solid options for food in the menu, quite a few sweets too and nice coffee - especially the specialty filter coffee. Service is good, albeit it may take time to get served. Place is well curated to enable shoppers to part with some of their money for a bite of something that seems too great to leave the place without. A bit pricey but the again it's one of the very few options of delicatessen in the city. Generally enjoy visiting and trying new things.

Ben Rush

Very tasteful and characterful (if pricey) little deli/cafe/wine bar. Loads of interesting foods and drinks on offer, to try in or take away. Great cheese counter! Interesting wine selection too. Plenty of seating options, on an indoor mezzanine overlooking the space, out front by the windows, and all around the bar. Cosy vibe and lovely atmosphere overall.

Jon Marris

Absolutely outstanding gem of a place in Nottingham centre. Set in a beautiful old building, the downstairs is a very well stocked deli with a small mezzanine seating area above. There are a few seats around a bar to enjoy a great coffee and a cake. Food was delicious and there is a great selection of wines to go along with it for a livlier afternoon. Long may lovely independent places like this thrive.