A dessert-based artisan coffee stop, The Pudding Pantry is home to a fine selection of delicious cakes and other creamy treats. However, this popular cafe also features a proud menu of brunch dishes, including homemade beans with mature cheddar on sourdough toast and locally handmade croissants with chocolate spread or strawberry jam. It also offers pancakes throughout the day with a generous amount of toppings, such as salted caramel and fruit compote.

Those with a penchant for all things America will appreciate the fluffy pancake stacks that The Pudding Pantry does so well.

The Pudding Pantry “brings together a small passionate team with an insatiable desire to provide the kind of food and coffee that will keep you coming back. Bringing you the taste of home baking and reminiscing over those days of licking the cake bowl clean, our aim is to create a haven for those who enjoy good food and great coffee (and let’s not forget the tea!). Serving up good honest food.” The Pudding Pantry have a full brunch menu with offers like The Full Pantry Two American style pancakes & maple syrup, smoked streaky bacon,homemade beans, roast tomatoes, country sausage, garlic mushrooms and your choice of egg or Peppered pastrami and Halloumi hash- Potatoes, poached eggs, spinach, sourdough.

Where: Trinity Square, NG1 4AF, Mansfield Road, Sherwood, NG5 2JN, and High Road, Beeston, NG9 2LEHow much: £26.95pp for classic tea, £32.95pp with prosecco, and £39.95pp for bottomless afternoon tea. This is one of our favourite breakfast places in Nottingham, but it’s also a fab place for afternoon tea. When it comes to afternoon tea, it puts a modern twist on the regular fare, with all the carefully crafted cakes, rolls, and wraps being presented on a gorgeous birdcage-style tray that’s seriously Insta-worthy.

What: Afternoon tea enthusiasts rave about this cute establishment in central Nottingham whose name acts like a beacon for the sweet-toothed among us. The Pudding Pantry lives up to its name when serving afternoon tea, which comprises vanilla scones, expertly crafted petit fours, savoury treats and a selection of fine loose-leaf teas. Separate vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free menus mean those on special diets can still indulge in the likes of avocado and tomato crostini, and scones made with dairy-free butter.

Based in Trinity Square in Nottingham City centre, The Pudding Pantry is a clean and modern space with all the charm of an independent British coffee house. The Pudding Pantry offers artisan coffee and a variety of specialist deserts as well as savoury food, all prepared in their in-house kitchen. If like us you like to look at the dessert menu first then this is definitely the right place for you, the Cafe has a regularly changing selection of puddings to satisfy the most sophisticated of a sweet tooth.

Located in Nottingham city centre – Afternoon Tea In Nottingham With A Twist, Including home delivery. The Pudding Pantry offers a twist on tradition, bringing a refreshing and modern touch to the afternoon tea experience with plenty of different options. Their sample menu features an array of savoury delights, including slow-cooked pulled pork with apple sauce, a delectable roast pepper sausage roll, a sundried tomato quiche, and a mini slider boasting FAUX pastrami, mustard, honey, and cheddar.

I regular day-dream about the loaded pancake stacks at Pudding Pantry. These guys are specialists when it comes to scrumptious sweet treats and luckily for us Nottingham folk they have two stores, one in the city centre and another in Sherwood, with a third set to open in Beeston later this year. I love going for brunch at Pudding Pantry (mainly because it gives me a socially acceptable excuse to eat cake for breakfast) and highly recommend it to anyone with a sweet tooth.

The Pudding Pantry's modern take on tradition is refreshingly different. A sample menu shows savouries such as slow-cooked pulled pork and apple sauce, roast pepper sausage roll, sundried tomato quiche and a mini slider with FAUX pastrami, mustard, honey and cheddar. The tea stand comes laden with vanilla scones, jam and clotted cream, and delicious sweet treats like red velvet macarons, cherry liquor chocolate, roasted hazelnut florentines and tiramisu fudge.

Conjuring up the delights of a French bakery and reminiscing over those days of licking clean the cake bowl, the aim of Pudding Pantry is to create a haven and a buzz for those who enjoy good food and great coffee (and lets not forget the tea!). WIth a dedicated vegan menu offering a range of delicious brunch and pudding options including faux pastrami hash and biscoff brownies, you are sure to find something delightful to sink your teeth into.

Rounds of, for example, buttermilk fried chicken sliders, chicken and chorizo crostini with sriracha aïoli or, for the meat-free, barbecued jackfruit rolls, imbue the Pantry’s afternoon tea with a fashionable sense of fun. Its Sherwood and Beeston venues boast private rooms, popular for baby showers, where happy throngs savour red velvet macarons, roasted hazelnut florentines and passion fruit bellini cupcakes. thepuddingpantry.co.uk

According to their website, The Pudding Pantry aim to ‘create a haven for those who enjoy good food and great coffee’ and it’s definitely a mission they’ve accomplished. I’m always blown away by the creativity of the cakes on display and I can confirm they taste just as incredible as they look. As the name suggests, The Pudding Pantry sell a variety of sweet treats as well as cake, such as loaded pancakes and gourmet hot chocolates.

**While a number of dessert restaurants have opened up in Nottingham recently, The Pudding Pantry is by far one of, if not the, most popular. While none of their puddings are vegan (and I’m patiently waiting for this to change), they have a number of brunch and lunch options that are not to be missed including a Thai broth, butterbean and aubergine bruschetta, a satay vegetable sarnie and, wait for it… vegan banana and walnut bread.

A table at Restaurant Sat Bains may be the dream booking for any foodie visiting Notts (see below), but chef Alex Bond’s Alchemilla, opened last summer, is a similarly singular experience – and more affordable, too. Even the building is special. A 19th-century garage for horse-drawn carriages, all vaulted ceilings and exposed brick, it’s an unusual and chic cocoon, now augmented with living moss walls and a large open kitchen.

Though not a pub in the strictest sense, The Pudding Pantry deserves a mention for its brilliant daytime offerings, including brunch, lunch, and, of course, desserts. If you’re looking for a lighter, alternative lunch spot, this place has you covered with a range of delicious sandwiches, fresh salads, and signature puddings. It’s a warm and inviting place, perfect for a mid-day break, especially if you’ve got a sweet tooth.

If I were you, I'd stick to the places that are Nottingham only places like those that have been mentioned so far, such as Pudding Pantry, Annie's Burger Shack (true, the food isn't as good as it used to be, but still worth a visit, especially for breakfast, if you're up early enough), Wired (though Outpost does better coffee), Hockley Arts Club, Doughnotts (even though they're starting to expand, they started in Notts!).

Address: 27-29 Trinity Sq, Burton St, Nottingham NG1 4AF, United KingdomPhone: +44 115 960 4888Website:thepuddingpantry.co.ukDetails: $$, Cafe. Nestled in Nottingham, The Pudding Pantry – Trinity Square stands out as a cherished haven for dessert enthusiasts and brunch aficionados alike. This hidden gem has earned a reputation as a must-visit destination, celebrated for its delectable desserts and warm ambiance.

The most scrumptious and decadent pancake place in town, take your pick from either their café in Beeston or in the city centre. It’s totally up to you how extravagant you want to go with your pancake stack!. At the pudding pantry you really are spoilt for choice with loaded red-velvet cheesecake brownie pancakes to apple crumble pancakes and not forgetting the classic American style pancakes all on offer.

Set in a delightful tea house, The Pudding Pantry’s almost rustic charm evokes the attention to detail and careful quality the team put into their bespoke cakes. Enjoy light cakes or scones with traditional British afternoon tea, or indulge yourself with iconic Red Velvet and Bakewell-flavoured milkshakes. Experience a unique spin on wine tasting as you sample quality vintages alongside a pudding platter.

If you're searching for the best pancakes in Nottingham, look no further than The Pudding Pantry, located in Trinity Square. This delightful eatery has become a local favourite, renowned for its delicious and creative pancake offerings that cater to all tastes. Whether you're a fan of classic flavours or adventurous toppings, The Pudding Pantry has something to satisfy your cravings.

Afternoon tea enthusiasts rave about The Pudding Pantry and it certainly lives up to its name when serving afternoon tea, which comprises of vanilla scones, expertly-crafted petit fours, savoury treats and a selection of fine loose leaf teas. Separate vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free menus means those on special diets can still indulge. Please visit the website for further details

An extensive brunch menu, pancakes, and puddings for those of you with a sweet tooth, The Pudding Pantry has it all. From Mississippi mud pies to thick American-style milkshakes, pancakes, and loads of different types of delicious cakes, there is something for everyone. Why not treat yourself after a hard day of work and stack up some puddings in the dining area at Straits Village?

Situated close to the Nottingham Cornerhouse, the Pudding Pantry offers a walk-in service, so there’s no need to book in advance. You’ll be tempted by the amazing variety of pancakes they serve, but – if you’re feeling savoury instead – then there’s also a selection of brunch options. A Nottingham institution, you might even want to take some cake for the way home, too.

Since its establishment in 2014, The Pudding Pantry has become an ideal breakfast destination in Nottingham. This delightful eatery is owned by Anthony and Emma, carefully crafted by a team of talented chefs and bakers, and is known for its delicious and homemade food. One of the highlights of The Pudding Pantry is the creativity and variety they bring to their menu.

If you like options, The Pudding Pantry has one of the biggest breakfast menus on this list — think pancakes, breakfast rolls, a Full English, and even a veggie version of that. It’s very popular, especially at weekends, and the pancakes tend to steal the show. I still tend to go for smashed avocado and eggs, but I might branch out to American pancakes next time.

Friendly and personal service, along with decadent homemade food, is something The Pudding Pantry pride itself on. Everything there is homemade, from twists on the full English breakfast to the puddings and cakes that will get you licking the plate clean. Their aim is to get you to enjoy the food and coffee and serve people as excited about the food as they are.

The Pudding Pantry is the perfect brunch destination for anyone with a sweet tooth. One of the many reasons I love brunch is that it is the ultimate excuse to eat pancakes and few establishments do pancakes better than the Pudding Pantry where they stack ‘em high and with lots of toppings. An empty table is a rare sight on weekends, so make sure you book ahead.

The Pudding Pantry is nirvana for those who love things that are naughty but nice. Starting with the fluffy pancake stacks and moving onto sweet sharing boards, Mississippi mud pie and s'mores milkshakes, you get a real flavour of American naughty treats. And if you fancy something a bit stronger, they also do boozy shakes and pudding and wine pairings.

Nottingham’s speciality coffee scene is taking off, with options ranging all the way from 200 Degrees Coffee Shop to Pelham Street’s Wired Café Bar. Slipping effortlessly into the gap between great coffee and comfort food, is The Pudding Pantry, which opened in April 2014 on Trinity Square. Long and thin, The Pudding Pantry offers a full table service.

The Pudding Pantry: If you have a sweet tooth, The Pudding Pantry is a must-visit breakfast destination. This charming cafe specialises in all things sweet and indulgent, offering a mouthwatering selection of pancakes, waffles, and French toast. Topped with an assortment of toppings, each dish is a delightful treat for your taste buds.

Previously featured on our list of the top 10 fry-ups in Nottingham, The Pudding Pantry is an extremely popular place for a spot of brunch. The restaurant, which is close to the Victoria Centre, has everything you would need to cure that midday hunger. Its special brunch menu hosts a selection of pancakes, fry ups and sandwiches.

The Pudding Pantry does pancakes, desserts, cakes, milkshakes, brunch and more. With multiple locations in Nottingham, Sherwood and Beeston, most Notts students should be within a stone’s throw of their doors. For those of you with a sweet tooth, the food here is both aesthetically pleasing and tastes delicious.

Next up, are The Pudding Pantry, well-known for their breakfast plates and fluffy pancakes. They are a coffee shop and dessert restaurant that specialise in homemade recipes, that you can taste until 4pm through their Brunch menu. With so many amazing plates to choose from, you are definitely spoilt for choice.

The Pudding Pantry is famous for its indulgent breakfast menu, especially the loaded pancakes – we’re talking bacon, eggs, sausage, syrup, and all the trimmings. It’s the kind of place you go when you want to treat yourself (or impress visiting friends). Bonus: they also do great veggie and vegan options!

Pudding Pantry is the first name that comes to mind if you have a craving for desserts. It is a dessert restaurant in Nottingham’s Trinity Square, handled by a small team of dedicated pastry chefs. The restaurant specialises in homemade cakes, pastries, milkshakes, puddings and other sweet courses.

A more relaxed and budget-friendly option, Pudding Pantry offers a delightful afternoon tea experience with a selection of cakes, pastries, and sandwiches. The cosy atmosphere makes it ideal for a casual outing with friends or family. Price: £24.95 or £29.95 for High Tea with Prosecco.

The list wouldn’t be complete without mentioning The Pudding Pantry, a favourite for many that now deliver all the treats that are usually served in house. Offering pancakes, brunch and cakes as well as afternoon tea, perfect for any lockdown celebrations.

Start your day right with a visit to The Pudding Pantry, conveniently situated near Nottingham student accommodation. This cozy spot is renowned for its delectable breakfast and brunch offerings, including indulgent pancakes and hearty English breakfasts.

Somewhat of a local-legend, The Pudding Pantry is the best brunch spot for couples who crave sweet treats. It’s every bit shabby chic inside with pastel hues, fairy lights and cakes in glass stands on the counter. There’s even a cute ice-cream cart!

This is probably the most classic brunch spot on this list, serving up everything from Eggs Benedict to stacked up pancakes. With spots in the City, Beeston, and Sherwood, you’ve really got no choice but to pop by and treat yourself.

The Pudding Pantry is a great place to visit if you want to have brunch together. Going here is one of the best date ideas in Nottingham for sure. At this place, you can have a good cup of coffee with some delicious food.

And I don’t think anywhere in Nottingham does it as well as The Pudding Pantry!. Afternoon Tea here is served from 2 pm till 4:30 pm daily (5:30 pm on a Saturday) and there are 3 different options you can choose from:

The Pudding Pantrydo savoury options too, but their unique puddings are the stars of the show. Have you ever heard of Loaded Red Velvet Cheesecake Brownie Pancakes?. No – neither had we before we discovered this gem.

First up, on the list of best breakfasts in Nottingham, we present The Pudding Pantry!. This sweet spot may be on the pricier side of fry–ups, however they do provide homemade food that looks truly Instagram-worthy!

And I don’t think anywhere in Nottingham does it as well as The Pudding Pantry!. Afternoon Tea here is served from 2pm till 4:30pm daily (5:30pm on a Saturday) and there are 3 different options you can choose from:

From comforting favourites like apple crumple, Mississippi mud pie and caramelised banana sticky toffee pudding to salted caramel and cheesecake brownies – even the sweetest tooth will be satisfied.

The Pudding Pantry is now in various locations in Nottingham. We tried the Sherwood restaurant and certainly were not disappointed. Don’t be put off by the name, they don’t just do desserts.

Situated 2.7 miles away from the main university campus, the restaurant scored highly in terms of food menu size, availability, alcohol-free options, receiving an overall score of 64.08.

Alternatively, The Pudding Pantry and Colwick Hall also provide a click and collect service. Perfect for older members of the family or as a picnic alternative when out and about!

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