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Delilah Fine Foods

Nottingham, 0.1 miles from the city centre
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ENTRY

Free

SETTING

Indoors

WHERE

Nottingham

What it’s like

A deli, café and wine bar with cheese and charcuterie counters, no table bookings so it's grab a seat if you find one.

This is a deli and café rolled into one, with a bakery counter, cheese and charcuterie on display, and a wine bar side to it too. From what they list, there's a proper café menu alongside the deli food, plus wine and food tasting events if you fancy going without the kids another time.

There's no table booking here. Seats go on a first-come first-served basis, so if you're turning up with a buggy and a hungry toddler on a Saturday lunchtime, it's worth getting there on the early side rather than banking on a table waiting for you.

It's open Monday to Saturday 9am to 5pm, and Sundays and bank holidays 10am to 4pm. Entry's free, obviously, since it's a café rather than an attraction, you're just paying for what you eat and drink.

One thing to flag if you've got a dog: only assistance dogs are allowed in, so the family pet stays in the car or at home.

What’s on here

Facilities

Café
Food on site
Indoor seating

Need to know

Booking
No table bookings. Seats allocated first-come first-served
Food
Deli, café and wine bar with cheese and charcuterie counters, bakery, and café menu with wine and food tasting events available
Dogs
Assistance dogs only. No dogs allowed in shop or restaurant
  • No table bookings, it's first-come first-served for seats
  • Only assistance dogs allowed, not family pets
  • Sunday and bank holiday hours are shorter than the rest of the week
  • There are wine and food tasting events run alongside the regular café menu

Plan your visit

Do we need to book a table?

No, there's no table booking. Seats are first-come first-served, so it can be a squeeze at busy times.

What time does it open and close?

Monday to Saturday it's 9am to 5pm. Sundays and bank holidays it's 10am to 4pm.

Is there an entry fee?

No, it's free to go in, you just pay for food and drink.

What sort of food do they do?

It's a deli and café menu with cheese and charcuterie counters and a bakery, plus a wine bar side and food or wine tasting events.

Can we bring the dog?

Only assistance dogs are allowed in the shop or restaurant.

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