The Sandwich Bar is a tiny little cob shop just next to the car park by the Moor Bridge Tram stop. It was a case of one in one out when I chanced upon it. There were two people inside getting their food and one had to step aside to even get the door open….
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Big Eats in Bulwell – Nice Roast Pork Cobs
I am always happy to be directed off the main parts of the high street down a side alley by a food chalk board. I am doubly happy when I see the words “Hot Pork, stuffing, and cob”. This week I was wandering around Bulwell and saw this board for the “Big Eats” shop and…
Plava Laguna – Cafe with a Mediterranean twist on Mansfield Road
Plava Laguna is a small cafe and sandwich bar on Mansfield Road. If like me you are curious as to the meaning of the name, then apparantly Plava Laguna is a Bosnian, Croatian, Slovene, and Serbian phrase meaning “blue lagoon“. That probably accounts for the lovely deep ocean blue coloured sign on the front of the…
The Cheese Shop Deli and Cafe – “Seriously Tasty Sandwiches”
The Cheese Shop Deli and cafe is in the Flying Horse arcade and specialises in lots of good quality English and Continental cheeses and meats. It is a family run affair, owned by brothers Webb and Rob Freckingham. If you have not been here for a while you will note that it is now located in…
“Butter Fingers” in Basford, is actually a ‘safe pair of hands’ foodwise
When I set out to search for food along the Nottingham Tram Line I had not realised what a food desert it is out there. Once you leave the city centre you really are struggling to find places near enough to the Tram Stops to make it worthwhile using the tram system for food hunting. However having…
“Tramwiches” the perfect name for a Sandwich shop by the Tram!
I alighted from the Tram on Shipstone street and walked back down along Radford Road towards Hyson Green looking for some tram side food outlets to get some lunch. About 5 minutes walk down just before the Hyson Green stop I saw the chalkboard and sign for “Tramwiches”. This had to be an omen, what…
Brown Betty’s – As good now as it was 10 years ago when I last visited
I have not been to Brown Betty’s on St. James’s Street for ages, actually it has been well over ten years I think when I used to work in one of the offices just off Maid Marian way about 5 minutes walk away. In those days we were in here at least a couple of…
The Picnic Basket – Family run deli
As you come out of the first station on the TramLine (or is it the last?) at Station Street you may well be in need of some sustenance. I was and I was in dire need of some sort of sandwich, preferably not too healthy, I was tasting bacon or roast meats in my mind,…
Hartley’s Coffee and Sandwich Shop in Hockley
I had alighted from the Tram at the Lace Market stop and was just looking for simple lunch preferably some sort of sandwich and maybe a tea or coffee. Walking down the hill into Hockley I came across Hartley’s Coffee & Sandwich Bar just slightly down the slope on the corner at 21 Carlton Street. It looked OK…