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| Nosh tea |
I think Division Street is great! There’s an independent butchers,
quirky pubs and bars, cute cafes and even a Chinese bakery (but let’s ignore
the dodgy sex shop shall we?). It’s probably one of my favourite places in the
city centre to have a little walk down, as well as the cobbled streets near the
Crucible. If you fancy a cheap but tasty meal I’d say Nosh is the place to go,
it’s a cafe that opened recently, opposite Bungalow and Bears, and is extremely bank account friendly.
The last person I took here said “it’s very orange in here” but
he loved the coffee. It’s true the interior is strikingly bright, but it’s
still a relaxed place to go for a bite to eat or a coffee. They always seem to
have offers on, 2 for 1 on hot drinks some days, 20% for checking in on Facebook,
a Monday quiz on Facebook where you can win free hot drinks or a free meal.
They’re handing things out all over the place! You’d have to be really unlucky
to get there and there not be an offer on! It would be like going to DFS when
they aren’t giving away sofas!
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| Pancakes |
Most recently I was awarded some free pancakes for writing a
short review of them on Facebook (they also give you free pancakes on your
birthday!) so I really couldn’t wait to get down there and eat my prize! I love
visiting for the coffee so I was going to go anyway! The pumpkin latte I had
during October was really tasty and luxurious but I would also recommend their
mochas and regular lattes on a more normal day, it's definitely one up on the big coffee chains. I ordered banoffee pancakes,
and although they were out of bananas I had the toffee sauce and chocolate
sprinkles with two pancakes while my boyfriend had four pancakes soaked in
chocolate sauce! They were really tasty and I would definitely recommend them,
even if you have to pay for your pancakes.
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| My pumpkin latte |
There is a wide variety of coffees, teas, soups, cakes and
sandwiches to please everyone. It’s really very popular, there are people of
all ages in there taking advantage of the brilliant deals. With students sat at a table next to pensioners, it's brilliant! I’ve been going
since I arrived in Sheffield in September and it’s still so good. The big
windows make the cafe bright and the smell of coffee mixed with laid back indie
music makes it a really great place to go with friends, other halves or even
parents for a relaxing and casual time.
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