Ok, so this is a chain restaurant, but they just happen to do a wide variety of good quality breakfast options right in the heart of the city centre, so don’t baulk at the faux-rustic interior. A great place to go if there is a group who all want different things, you can choose from a classic fry-up, buttermilk pancakes, granola, eggs and avocado and a number of other vegetarian options. Prices: With some dishes at £9.95, if you opt for extras you might spill over a tenner.

Located just off the side of Old Market Square the lovely and beautifully designed Bill’s restaurant is just out of the way of all the hustle and bustle of the Nottingham city centre. This pancake day Bill’s is offering and ‘all you can eat all day’ pancake day offer for just £7.50!. Bill’s is also offering one customer the chance to win a year’s supply of pancakes to the person who eats the most pancakes in 90 minutes!

From an all-day breakfast at Ed’s Diner, Victoria Centre to a pancake stack at Bill’s, near the Market Square - there’s something to suit all tastes. For a leisurely late morning or early afternoon, Browns Brasserie & Bar does a swish brunch with options including Lobster Benedict - or head to Slug and Lettuce on the Market Square for a bottomless brunch with a Bacon Cheeseburger or Mexican Brunch option.

Bills might be the only chain restaurant that has made it into our top five, but it’s here for a reason. For a lot of people in Nottingham, Bills is a go-to place for a meal, whatever time of day it might be. The ‘Bills Brunch’ (£12.95), is right up our street, consisting of two fried eggs, smoky bacon, sausages, tomatoes, mushrooms, fried potatoes, baked beans, black pudding and toast.

Bill’s may be somewhere that needs no introduction but their bottomless brunch is relatively new on the scene. As well as now having a bottomless booze option, they also have a bottomless pancake deal which allows you to go unlimited on your food too!. Order any item off their brunch menu and you can pair it with 90 minutes of free-flowing fizz for just £20.50 per person.

The Nottingham eatery's menu has lots of choice - from healthy healthy coconut porridge with berry compote and candied pistachios to something more indulgent, such as the vegetarian breakfast. This veggie feast has it all - poached free range eggs, pesto roasted plum tomatoes, mushrooms, tomato hummus, smashed avocado, sweet chill sauce, basil and toast and costs £8.95.

Okay, so a big chain like Bill’s probably doesn’t need bigging up too much, but there’s no doubting their pancakes are worthy of praise. Whether you’re into the sweet or the savoury, ol’ Bill has you covered, with stacks of pancakes coming with either bananas, strawberries and blueberries or smoked streaky bacon. Just reading the menu will get the mouth watering.

Bill’s was founded in 2001 by Greengrocer Bill Collinson in Lewes, East Sussex. After a flood Bill added a café to his shop and after great success went on to open a second restaurant in Brighton. Bill’s have since expanded and opened 81 sites across the UK.

A small room with its own entrance to the church walk and bar, good for business men, or even for families when it is opened up to join with Favourites. Double bed, bathroom and overhead shower.

Popular places for Breakfast in Nottingham include Bill’s Restaurant & Bar, where you'll find Halloumi, Egg & Roast Tomatoes and Buttermilk Pancakes Fruit 5 stack.

Bill’s Nottingham restaurant is situated on Queen Street in the heart of the city, and is a great place to stop by if you're in the mood for a tasty b ...

Although upon arrival we were given a card in our hands with the message: take a look. I made inquiries and a lot was possible.

This Georgian building has a mix of larger seating areas and cosy booths, with further seating outside for sunny days.

Bills also has a great dinner time menu, perfect for a post graduation feast; if the parents are paying that is.