Delight as ‘hidden gem’ Nottingham café to reopen under new management
The café closed in February but is set to reopen soon under new ownership
A “hidden gem” Nottingham community cafe is set to reopen eight months after closing.


Paradise Cafe, in Eagle Square, Arnold, closed in February after 15 years of trading in the town.
However, last week the cafe’s new management confirmed on Facebook last week that it is to reopen following a “loving renovation”.
In a post to customers, the new management team said: “We’re thrilled to announce that Paradise Cafe is reopening its doors very soon!
“Get ready to indulge in the best specialty coffee sourced from Colombia, Brazil and Central America, paired with a delicious breakfast brunch and handmade desserts.
“Stay tuned for our grand opening date! We can’t wait to share this journey with you!”
Paradise Cafe was previously known for its selection of breakfast dishes and cobs, earning an average Google rating of 4.7/5.
One of the final reviews left by a customer says: “First visit and really enjoyed my sausage cob and cuppa tea. Friendly service and great prices.”
