City of Chip Spice

 If you wonder what the red-coloured salt locals put on chips in Hull - it's Chip Spice and it's delicious

 The Hull history of Chip Spice

Egg in a Hole

 Egg in a Hole breakfast sandwich at the excellent Nibble Cafe, Hull - toasted granary/double bacon/swiss cheese/vine tomato/avocado/hash brown/magic!

Cafe of the Year 2017

 Nibble in Hull gets our 2017 Cafe of the Year award.  Simple, low cost design with great food, brilliantly expressed menus and a passionate owner's input.

 Not easy to find but worth a visit @nibblehull

For previous winners, see:

2013 - Yorks, Birmingham 

http://greatcafes.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/great-cafes-cafe-of-year-2013.html

2014 - Dirty Apron, Vancouver 

http://greatcafes.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/great-cafe-of-year-2014.html

2015 - Cafe Britannia, Norwich

http://greatcafes.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/cafe-of-year-2015.html

2016 - Rising Cafe, Lincoln

http://greatcafes.blogspot.co.uk/2016/12/cafe-of-year-2016.html

Hull's Great Cafe

 Great menus at Nibble in Hull

 including offers for kids and pooches

 Burgers for breakfast  http://nibblehull.co.uk/#breakfast

   

 Owner Anna is one of Hull's stars

About the Soup

 Great soup and sandwich presentation, taste and menu write-up at Hull's Nibble Cafe

 Hand crafted sandwich and meaning it @nibblehull

Beard Friendly

 Hull's Fruit Market Furley & Co

 Humber Street Gallery and live music

Soups of the Daze

 Soup, sandwich and great coffee from local roastery The Blending Room at Thieving Harry's, Hull

Warming Station

Baby food warming station at The Deep's Cafe, Hull

Thieving Harry's

 Breakfast is not breakfast without sourdough bread and smashed avocado - excellent example at Thieving Harry's in the newly restored Fruit Market quarter of Hull

 plus marina view

and retro signage

 and furniture

It's Never Dull in Hull

 Hull - City of Culture and much more (marina, old town, excellent William Wilberforce museum, Fruit Market trendy area, Nibble cafe)

Veg Tray Shelves

Café Muse in Hull with shelves made from vegetable trays from next door shop as spotted by my colleague Charles Manners.

Definitely that front room feel.  Who says fit outs have to be expensive?