Caffe Nero

It’s a pretty good place — and at the time it was built, I felt it was fairly needed in West Bridgford. You know where you are with it. It’s a chain, but it’s a chain you can rely on. Overpriced, yes. Good quality, yes. We all know the cheapest way to get a cup of coffee is to stay at home.
Going to Café Nero you get the experience to go with it. Very child friendly, to the point of having a buggy park! — their range of seating both downstairs and upstairs makes the most of the little room they have.
The coffees are always good, the cakes/​muffins/​biscuits likewise. They do have a loyalty scheme — buy nine coffee’s get your tenth one free. Staff are friendly and helpful.
Only negative is that you can be queueing out of the shop — that’s when I go somewhere else

Of all the coffee chains, Café Nero is my favourite, the staff are exceptionally polite and friendly, the coffee is great, the seating is comfortable, and best of all the range of snacks is fantastic, whatever you fancy is catered for here with cookies, chocolate, muffins, fruit and flapjacks. The West Bridgford branch has an especially good setting with loads of window seats. Bliss.

Café Nero is an Italian coffee bar. They serve nice coffee and food but it is quite expensive. It gets very busy. The staff are nice and friendly. I prefer this coffee chain to a few others. There are plenty of tables to sit at.

Really just another overpriced lunch /​coffee joint. Upstairs is pleasantly atmospheric however. Must admit though — very tasty coffee!

Yes, yes and yes.
But, OH the coffee!
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My sister drags me here every week, because she loves it so much. For me, well I’m writing the review, not her, and if she wants to do it, she’ll have to get her own account.
Basically, it’s just another coffee chain and as a result way overpriced. The cakes and cookies must have gold dust in them! That said, the coffee is ok and the staff are usually quite competent. However printing Barista on a t-​shirt, doesn’t make you one.
It gets very busy, and because it’s opposite the park, you can expect your fair share of yummy mummies with their over excited children in tow.