‘Very reasonable’ Nottingham deli named as one of the best places in Britain for breakfast by the Daily Mail
It has been named as one of the top 50 breakfast spots in the UK
A “very reasonable” Nottingham deli is one of the best places in Britain for breakfast, according to the Daily Mail.
The Mail’s travel expert Rob Crossan has spent 20 years travelling the length and breadth of the nation in search of the perfect full English.
Crossan has used his two decades of knowledge to produce a guide to the top 50 breakfast spots in Britain.
Ranging from tiny Welsh villages to the Scottish highlands, the guide includes both old-school greasy spoons to Michelin star restaurants.
Delilah Fine Foods named as one of Britain’s best breakfast spots by the Daily Mail
Crossan has included Victoria- Street-based Delilah Fine foods in his guide to Britain’s top 50 breakfast spots.
Describing his experience at the deli, Crossan said: “When the optional extras to a Full English include ajvar, spinach and halloumi then you know you’ve stumbled across a cafe with aspirations.
“There’s nothing pretentious about this Nottingham city-centre legend however. The price for its Gourmet Breakfast is very reasonable considering that it features pancetta alongside the sausages, black pudding and cherry tomatoes.”
Originally opened under the name Nottingham Delilah in 2005, Delilah Fine Foods currently has an average 4.5/5 Google rating.
As well as offering a range of food and drink products, the deli also serves breakfast and lunch daily.