Caffe Nero Hull - Speisekarte

Visited last week for a coffee, quite busy on arrival but got served quickly. Coffee was nice. Staff were good but maybe a little too enthusiastic for first thing in the morning.

This café has the perfect location, quality products and staff that appear to love their jobs. I enjoyed breakfast there for two weeks whilst working at the theatre and recommend it to anyone visiting Hull

Of the 3 big chains Caffe Nero is head and shoulders above the others in my book. This branch in Hull is always popular and you can see why. The coffee is so good, the cakes are so tasty and the staff are always polite, chatty and friendly.

i would like to try it but every time ive gone past its been closed.. thats why ive given it a 1.... i haven't tried it as its always been closed when ive gone past. i will change this review when i have been in and tried it.. well if i catch it on a day its open.

Located just off Victoria Square in Hull city centre, Caffè Nero is perfectly positioned for a relaxing coffee break. During our midweek visit, the café was not too crowded, allowing us to enjoy a cozy window table with comfortable leather seats. The quality of the coffees and service lived up to our expectations of Caffè Nero. Overall, it was a pleasant experience to sit back and watch the world go by.

Thankfully we 're not tourists, because this place certainly wouldn 't give a good impression of our city. As a family, we stood at the counter waiting to be served (no queue). Two members of staff (not sure what they were doing) didn 't even acknowledge us, a smile or a we will be with you in a minute would have sufficed! After what seemed an age, we started to feel awkward, so we left and went to Costa down the road, where thankfully, we actually got a hot drink!

The restaurant is now serving drinks in single-use cardboard cups and customers are encouraged to clear their own tables, presumably due to COVID-19. However, it is strange that only one disabled toilet was open, which was in need of a good cleaning with no toilet paper available and an empty soap dispenser laying on its side. This is concerning, especially during a time when the advice is to wash hands with soap and hot water. It seems that Cafe Nero is selectively following certain procedures.

Called in for a coffee with my husband yesterday around 3:30 PM there were a few people in and I thought it was really bad that a lot of chairs had already been stacked on top of the tables so it really cut down where people could sit. We managed to find a table but it wouldn’t have been the one I would have chosen if the tables and chairs hadn’t been the way they were. Coffee was nice the female barista very pleasant but seeing as it doesn’t close until 5 pm I think they were a bit early stacking the chairs as It did give that unwelcoming feeling

The service was good, and the coffee was enjoyable, but I was very disappointed with the cleanliness of the restaurant. I should have known when I saw the dirty glass door upon entry, and the floors and tables were not clean. The toilets and entrance to the toilets were disgusting, so my party ultimately left and used the council facilities at Victoria Square. I doubt I will return, even to see if there have been any improvements, especially considering the current circumstances. It is unfortunate to leave a negative review, but the lack of cleanliness is unacceptable.