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Loved the atmosphere there. Very chilled, good background music not overly loud, and a generally cosy vibe. It just gets very busy and there aren’t many seating spaces. The staff is super friendly. The selection of sandwiches and panini is pretty large, with other options like salad and cheese and charcuterie boards. The panini was absolutely delicious, full of flavour. Would recommend!

Such a cute, quaint little cafe, just off Nottingham city centre. It was a pleasure to visit Fox Cafe and enjoy a cuppa with some cake. The decor was simply stunning and completely on theme with the style of the cafe- definitely worth the visit. I will definitely endeavour to visit again to try the brunch options (and perhaps update my review).

Utterly lovely team who clearly care about the environment, products and customers. Cozy interior with a wide range of fresh food and drink options and inside and outside seating. Reasonable prices, can get a little busy. Toilets aren’t heated so wrap up if it’s cold. It’s a league away from the Kitchen on Pelham street which is opposite.

Interesting and cosy little cafe in Nottingham centre, definitely worth a stop. They have a few interesting menu items, such as pate boards and some good quality salads, making a change from the usually cafe food that’s sub par. The granola was gorgeous with unctuous yogurt, with the fruit and nuts being a pretty touch. The selection of specials was great, bordering overwhelming as I was worried I was going to miss out by not catching something written on the walls!😂 Very nice theme, and very welcoming! Did have to wait for a table for a little while, but it was worth it, made better by the good quality service despite how busy it was. Seems like a great vibrant place for locals and visitors alike. The tea was a little underwhelming, but we ordered a Baileys hot Chocolate to go, and it was delicious…beyond!