Any good greasy spoons near Nottingham station?

[4SRKT]

I have 41 minutes to kill in Nottingham between 08:21 and 09:02 in a couple of weeks time. This is crying out 'breakfast' to me, so do any of you East Midlands types have any recommendations for heart attacks on plates in the vicinity?

 

[Neilandrewhall]

When ive always had to be at Nottingham station early, i dash across the road to a place called Granby Kitchen its a lovely little place also cheap and is your typical greasy spoon

 

[firespire]

No personal experience but this place was awarded 2003 Britain's Greatest Greasy Spoon
http://www.bbc.co.uk/nottingham/360/where_to_go/greasy_spoon/cosy_teapot_cafe.shtml

 

[4SRKT]

Ta. Will try out this Granby Kitchen I think.

 

[gordonthemoron]

I second the Granby Kitchen they do nice sausage sarnies, used to work on that street

 

[pappleby]

there also a 'Pumpkins' on the station it self, platforms 2 and 4, very nice!

 

[trentside]

No personal experience but this place was awarded 2003 Britain's Greatest Greasy Spoon
http://www.bbc.co.uk/nottingham/360/where_to_go/greasy_spoon/cosy_teapot_cafe.shtml

I visited the Cosy Teapot Cafe recently and found it to be pretty good.

The portion sizes were a little on the large side, but some people don't mind that (me)!

 

[Kneedown]

As mentioned before, i can thoroughly recommend the Granby Cafe on Station St for a good cheap, traditional greasy spoon brekky.
If you want one of slightly better quality and don't mind paying a bit more, then the Cosy Tea Pot on Carrington Street (Just before the Canal Bridge) is about the best i know of in the area.

 

[Yew]

There is a Tesco Express across the road, and a subway about 5 mins walk away..

I know its not exactly what you are looking for, but it might be useful if you want something for the train.

 

[S19]

Shame you haven't got enough time to visit Hooters