Less than a week after first dropping into Nottingham coffee house and antiques shop Hopkinsons, documentary filmmaker Louis Theroux was back posing for more pictures with staff.
The investigative journalist and presenter went behind the counter of Hops Coffee House and Bar, in Station Street, on Monday, March 25, - his second visit in the space of a week - for a few cheeky snaps including one in which he's brandishing the 'rock on' devil horns.
He was last in the premises on Tuesday, March 19, when he was described as "very friendly and inquisitive" by staff.
Favourably comparing the bar to boozers in Brooklyn he was shown around the building including the antiques centre where he revealed he was visiting the city as part of his latest documentary and had an interview planned later the same afternoon.
Speaking to NottinghamshireLive previously Hop's manager Frazer Wilson said: "We showed him around the building and he told us about how he was travelling up and down the country for his latest documentary with an interview planned that afternoon... however, I've been sworn to secrecy on the topic."
The group left shortly after mic-ing Louis up to start filming.
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