my sausadge roll was the best sossage roll i have had in a long time hahahaha…read moresimply delcious more like simply sasauge roll!!

From the owner: We make all our own sandwich fillings and our soup is made daily using fresh vegetables, ham,…read morechicken or pulses

Clarke's Richmond Deli is a really decent sandwich and salad take-away. They sell a wide range of…read moredifferent sandwiches from standard barms, panini's to baguettes. Their menu's offer delicious combinations of fillings so there is usually something that suits everyone's taste. The food is all of a healthy nature and even their burgers are great quality. I ordered a burger (freshly cooked in a couple of minutes) with raw onions and mayonnaise for just £2 which was served in a large plain white bun; that definitely filled me and I would go back again whenever I'm in need of a convenient lunch. Since they boast such a wide variety of ingredients such as various pre-cooked meats, sliced salads and other condiments, the choice is really yours. In addition, they sell jacket potatoes which sound mouth-watering and tempting (especially on a cold day)! Clarke's Richmond Deli is much better than your average sandwich bar. Plus, the lovely aromas that are emitted make you want to go even more.

Big. Big butties. Big potatoes. Just big pieces of meat and non of this namby pamby modern lark…read morejust big food so get it down yer neck! If that could be a motto or brand slogan for a deli - sorry butty shop! - then that might be a good one for Clarke's. It seems to denegrate them some what but this succint description of a fine sandwich emporium is meant entirely in the best possible way. There seems to be little mucking about with things like rocket - which I hate, it is horrible no matter how many chefs and foodies use it these days, it's a weed! - Clarke's serve good, some might say traditional sandwiches, in a straightforward manner like roast beef, ham - just ham nowt fancy done to it - and various chickens - coronation and tikka basically - and all at very cheap prices - usually below £3 - for a good size butty.

heavy buttys and do a belter milkshake.The people are sound in there have a good convo and the…read morefood comes rapid. Belter little gaff

Alexander's is another place that comes highly recommended from my friends in the nearby Merchants…read moreTaylor's School (mostly girls, I must admit...it's a hard life). Being located just over the road from the school, it obviously makes a killing of a lunch time, with other local schools being only around the corner as well, and you can see why it's so popular. Offering a range of bread for your sandwich as well as a variety of freshly made fillings, Alexander's excels at the ancient art of putting two pieces of bread together and putting something in the middle. The fillings available are hot or cold depending on your order and represent a good alternative to the local chippies when it comes to lunch. They also offer a range of sweets, crisps and drinks to accompany your sandwich and they have started doing various flavoured milkshakes (the Skittles one is particularly fruity and flavoursome), meaning Alexander's provides a great place to grab a quick bite on the run or to eat in.

Having visited the Crosby branch a couple of times I had prior knowledge of the standard of Spoilt…read morefor Choice, but as every establishment differs according to venue, hygiene and individual staff members, I was curious to see whether the Bootle branch was comparable: it is! I was very pleased with the service which was commendable given the time of day of my visit and the number of customers ordering. This particular shop seems very popular with lunch hour diners looking for a tasty, sustaining meal. There is a great selection of sandwich toppings and a lovely fresh salad selection as well as soup and snacks. Perfect lunch stop and very reasonably priced; it's one of the best places around the area with only McDonalds and Subway and some rather unrateable pubs nearby.

The best place EVER. Pea and ham soup is better than anything you will ever eatread more

If you want a lesson in customer service this is it. If you…read morearen't doing what these guys are doing, you're doing it wrong. When someone isn't happy with the coffee they've just sent out (which tasted great by the way) And spends time fixing it until they feel it's right. And then gives you more coffee! FREE. That's perfection and that is customer service. This is a lovely quaint station house attached to Prescot train station. We only went downstairs which was lovely and cozy and has a toilet. Just as well after two large cups of coffee. The rustic vibe is perfect and the menu looked really good. I could even select vegan options. More of that on my next visit. The staff are lovely polite and engaging. You feel more like part of the family than a customer. Tune in on my next visit. I will venture upstairs and add more photos then. And also try something from the menu. Thanks to the staff for being very professional. And thanks for the perfect coffee.

Crust is a decent enough sandwich bar and delicatessen virtually next door to its main competitor…read moreButlers Bakery. Unlike Butlers though, Crust specialises less in baked goods and more in sandwiches and other café related dishes, as well as offering the other usual refreshments like coffee, tea and soft drinks. The bread they use there tastes fresh and provides a great base for the various fillings they offer there that are all made fresh daily and are generously shoved into your sandwich. The prices for a small local shop like this are reasonable enough and offer a similarly good value for money as Butlers and its location just around the corner from Maghull train station makes it a useful place to grab a sandwich before/after getting a train. There is a small area to dine inside but I generally find its better to take away unless you desperately want to sit in with your purchases.

Crust is a cute little café and deli in the Maghull area of Liverpool…read more It's kind of a small-town diner atmosphere, with a few little both like tables along one wall. It's the kind of place you could sit and read a book while munching a sandwich and enjoying a cup of tea while surreptitiously spying on the locals. (Something I truly enjoy!) They food is tasty, if semi plain, but that's what you generally get in a small café/sandwich shop. It's certainly nicer than a mere packaged sandwich from a grocery store. Prices are good and the staff are very friendly and polite.

Where do I start with this one? The Crazy is strong here…read more I've tried this place twice with interesting results both times. The 1st attempt was an over the counter order. Should have been easy, however the serving ladys attention was more focased on ranting to me about a vendetta she was plotting against a neighbouring business than making my sandwich. So much so when I got home the sandwich was totally different to what I paid for. The 2nd attempt, I opted for delivery, to avoid the crazyness of her fasination with the neighbour. This time the food was mostly correct however the man driving the delivery van was smelt of Alcohol and was already clearly drunk at 1pm. Coronation rd, more like Coronation Street.

Spoilt for choice. I know what you're thinking, 'I wonder what they sell there, maybe I should go…read moreand investigate'. Well, if you do, upon nearing the shop you will quickly realise Spoilt For Choice is a sandwich shop. 'And how will I be able to tell?', I hear you ask. Well, it might be something to do with the sign saying 'Quality Sandwich Shop'. Or the massive SANDWICHES written on both windows, just in case you didn't get it already - subtle, they are not. Luckily, the SANDWICHES in question are very well made, using the freshest bread available and fillings that taste delicious and homemade whilst being generously shovelled into each sandwich. Their prices are fairly reasonable and competitive and the staff there seem happy and friendly, offering a prompt and efficient service with a smile. I'd like to say that little businesses like this are rivalling Subway in popularity but, despite their quality, I doubt they are.

Amazing salads and sandwiches. Fresh ingredients and super helpful staff. Tasty salads, sandwiches…read moreand soups make this an ideal choice for lunch. Recommended!

Opened just a few months ago this store is evidence of the burgeoning empire of the legendary…read moreSatterthwaites. Satterthwaites was founded one hundred years ago in Liverpool, it has remained a Liverpool based store but popularity has encouraged growth in the area and I think there are around six further stores, four in the Crosby/ Waterloo area. Satterthwaites are extremely popular in the area and well known amongst non-locals too! The food is extremely good, and of course the type of food sold- stodgy savouries: pies; pasties; sausage rolls, and cakes- is irresitable and undeniably popular generally, however I think the popularity of this store is through the unmistakeable element of tradition Satterthwaites has managed to preserve; the cakes are classics: bavarian slices, carrot cakes, meringues, while the old fashioned uniforms are unique to Satterthwaites: hair nets and hats are worn as well as gloves which is nice to see. The staff are always very sociable and friendly and the food is really satisfying: tasty, filling, and reasonably priced. Satterthwaites offer catering services also: finger buffets, cake selections and even fruit platters. This is a popular caterers in the area hired for weddings and all sorts of parties.

mmmmmmmmmm!! For me Satterthwaites is synonymous with deliciousness. As soon as you walk in the…read moredelicious mouth watering smells hit you. This place is just heaven. They sell an excellent range of foods such as cakes, pies, sausage rolls, pasties, sandwiches, wraps and baguettes. Everything is freshly made and delicious and I have never been less than delighted with my purchases from Satterthwaites. The prices are excellent, as a previous reviewer said starting from £1.99 for a basic meal deal. The staff are dressed in old fashioned uniforms with hairnets, and use gloves when preparing your order. They are very friendly and chatty and make you feel very welcome.