A small yet cosy coffee shop, Hungry Pumpkin is run by an Italian co-owner, giving visitors an authentic European experience. Hungry Pumpkin offers a large array of nutritious dishes, such as a mozzarella, vine tomato and pesto ciabatta, and bacon and chorizo, fried egg and mushrooms. For visitors who are hoping to taste a mix of freshly made, locally sourced food, this brunch spot is the perfect place to visit.

High Pavement is not an alleyway but the Hungry Pumpkin makes one of the best coffees in Nottingham so it's definitely worth venturing further up the quiet side street. The cafe has a range of authentic Italian produce which could make an excellent stocking filler for the foodie in your life or anyone like us who just loves food. While you might be shopping for a food gift for someone, it's worth taking the time to slow down and enjoy the warm atmosphere, excellent food and treat yourself to a coffee while you take it all in.

Only a short walk up the road from Hylyfe Nottingham, past the beautiful architecture of the Lace Market and across the street from the Grade I listed St Mary’s Church, sits Hungry Pumpkin. An independent, family-run café, this is a hugely popular spot for those in the know as it’s a little off the beaten track if you aren’t familiar with the area. Serving Italian coffee, not to mention delicious breakfast and lunch options, you can take in one of the most scenic areas of the city with a warm glow and a full tummy.

The Hungry Pumpkin is a “unique family owned cafe deli, serving freshly prepared food with locally sourced ingredients. Whether you fancy a nice Italian coffee, Teapig tea, cake, panini or homemade pasta sauce our menu has a lot to offer.” They serve a traditional full English, a special of Chorizo, eggs, mushrooms, peppers and toasted Ciabatta. You could also go for chunky toast or muffins, or a bacon breakfast roll.

Hungry Pumpkin Procuring a decent cooked breakfast in The Lace Market isn't as easy as you might think. There's plenty of greasy spoons flying around but if you want something that's had a little thought put into it your quest is less easy. This is where Hungry Pumkin steps up - located opposite St Mary's Church on the same street as The Galleries of Justice it's small but everything is perfectly formed.

Since the first time I have been in this place, the guys welcomed me with happiness and joy letting me feel at comfortable, thing that they do with all the costumers because they are so friendly. The smell of the food, the taste, how it looks like it’s just perfect, same as the coffee they do, it’s just wow!. I really recommend to try this place, because it will satisfy your mouth and your belly!

In the trendy Lace Market area, the Hungry Pumpkin is the place to go for all day brunch with a mouth-watering Mediterranean twist. It’s always busy in this small, independent coffee shop/deli and the incredible foodie smell as you step inside will give you a clue why. All of the food is freshly prepared every day, something that the owners (who are from Italy) are particularly proud of.

Located in the heart of Lace Market, just opposite the National Justice Musuem, blink and you might miss this piccolo gioiello. Located away from the hustle and bustle of Nottingham’s busy city, this family restaurant is the perfect spot for a hearty breakfast or brunch. They sell a variety of dried pastas but also allow you to pick your pasta which will then be prepared as a dish.

Hungry Pumpkin is a family-run business and that’s what gives this deli café the homely feel that its regulars love. The venue may be small, but the menu is far from it and includes unique breakfast meals like the ‘Pumpkin Special’ — chorizo, eggs, mushrooms and peppers on a toasted ciabatta. The highlight for me is their range of homemade pasta dishes.

They are known to offer exceptional service that makes you feel welcome whenever you visit. Hungry Pumpkin is a family-owned Café Deli and they freshly prepare their meals with locally sourced ingredients. They have pretty much everything that you would want in a cafe like the English breakfast, Caesar salad, muffins, and pasta to name a few!

This independent café is a hidden gem in the Lace Market, and it’s got serious cosy vibes. Their breakfasts are generous, hearty, and made with locally sourced ingredients. Whether you’re after a full English, veggie options, or just a light bite, Hungry Pumpkin delivers the comfort food energy we all need on grey mornings.

The Hungry Pumpkin is a family owned café serving all locally sourced, freshly prepared tasty nosh. Their breakfasts are halfway between proper fancy and a right good fry up. One of their finest is ‘The Pumpkin Special Breakfast’ which comes with two chorizo sausages, eggs, mushrooms, peppers and a toasted ciabatta.

One of the standout breakfast places in Nottingham is the Hungry Pumpkin. This charming eatery prides itself on offering a range of delicious breakfast options freshly made by talented chefs. The Hungry Pumpkin provides a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for starting your day on a positive note.

Hungry Pumpkin is a family-run café offering an Italian spin on our daily favourites. Everything is freshly made, and ingredients are locally sourced wherever possible. The Hungry Pumpkin have your breakfast and lunch cravings sorted, with a large sandwich menu as well as traditional breakfast bites.

Located just across the street from the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, which is gorgeous inside and out, you’ll find a small diner called Hungry Pumpkin. And yes, as the name implies, do come hungry!. Breakfast is a real treat here and the English breakfast is all it’s cooked up to be, literally.

A cute family-owned café deli, The Hungry Pumpkin serves fresh Italian coffee, Teapigs tea, and cakes. Everyone raves about their lunch menu and if you are looking for quality, their food is made with locally sourced ingredients. Hoping to avoid the laptop brigade?

We think this veggie parmigiana, from Hungry Pumpkin in the Lace Market, is the perfect thing to get us through an autumnal afternoon. The menu also includes salads, jacket potatoes, paninis and various sides.

I stumbled upon this cosy, family-run deli while aimlessly wandering around Nottingham one afternoon and I am so happy I did because their pasta dishes are perfection. I know what you’re thinking – Pasta?