An update on this quality shop. The lady referred to hasn't been there in the past three years I've…read morebeen. Two very nice brothers run it now it would seem. The pork served there is succulent and amazing. I'm talking large strips that are ready to fall apart and just taste amazing. Obviously for the best results get there when/ shortly after it opens to get the most juicy bits. But the quantity and the quality speak volumes. You have two choices, medium (£2.60) and large (£3.20) both are value. (This is an update on the old prices in the previous comment). You get the optional (free) add-ones of stuffing and cranberry sauce too. In conclusion, such a good little hidden away shop that it almost pains me to share it with anyway but if u fancy a cheap but quality tasty filling meal. This is the place to go. P.s. They also serve other deli sandwiches/ cobs.

Perfect for a meal on the go. Wanting to continue exploring whitby, we wanted something manageable…read moreand delicious. These pork sandwiches were perfect! Moist pork on a soft roll with a beautiful apple spread really hit the spot! A big plus, the gentleman working was really nice and also recommended some things for us to do on our visit.

Ridiculously cheap sandwiches which also taste great. Perfect to pick up in the morning before you…read morehead out on a hike (or what British folks like to call a walk). They cut the sandwich in two halves before wrapping it up, which helps if you are sort of hungry while walking...you can easily grab a half and save the rest for later on. I got the coronation chicken on bap bread the first day. FYI "bap" bread is just a soft white round roll. It's quite tasty, so much so that I got a sandwich the following day on it too. You can also get a sandwich on a baguette. The coronation chicken is pretty much curried chicken salad. It has raisins in it and lots of curry powder. Very good. The following day I got the smoked salmon and cream cheese and asked that they add cucumber. Cost £2.30. Holy ridiculous. $2.80 when converting. Even shitty cheap sandwich Subway is more expensive than that and it's shitty. Not sure how their prices are so low, but the smoked salmon was amazing and I felt like I spent pretty much nothing on lunch. Also get a flapjack. It's a brown sugar oat cake that is semi- healthy (oats) and super amazing (caramel).

Went in for a quick bite of lunch when passing through Alnwick, we were so glad we did…read more Alnwick has so much choice when it comes to cafe and tea rooms, I guess that must create healthy competition between them all. The menu of sandwiches, toasties, panini etc. are quite inventive. I chose a Club sandwich, it was a triple-decker of gorgeous fresh bread packed with juicy bacon, tomato, olives etc. perfectly balanced. Cakes and scones were fabulous too. Prices incredibly reasonable for a tourist spot. To compare & contrast the tea rooms of Alnwick- now that would be a fun task!

Quick bus stop on tour. Cute little grocery/deli counter with sit down service downstairs. Call for…read morea reservation for the latter! Gluten free available AND delicious, even as takeaway. We had a tuna and cheese and a BLT on GF bread. Yum! Wish we could have stayed and had lunch downstairs.

I absolutely love hungry jacks! It is basically a sandwich bare, there is no seating. You go up to…read morethe shop assistant and you ask for white or brown bread and whatever your choice of filling is. There is a wide choice of fillings as well. You can also get baked potatoes and ice creams. There is also a meal deal where you can get a sandwich a drink and some crisps for a reasonable price. Everytime I am in town and I am hungry I always go for hungry jacks.

Cute and trendy sandwich shop which has the novelty of not being a Subway or one of those horrible…read moremulti-national fast food places! The smell from this place is always very strong, drifting right into the street: fresh bread and juicy fillings. A great choice of filling availble, hearty sandwich meals at a good price. The success of the shop means it is always quite busy with a queue but it is worth waiting to be served!!!

Nora Batty's catered for our wedding last year. The staff were so friendly and helpful we couldn't…read morebelieve it! The food was gorgeous and they even arrived a little earlier than expected to set up. When we got there all that was left to be done was take photo's of the amazing spread. Would recommend to everyone. Kirsty and John Oliver

Hungry Horace is a small sandwich shop based on Fowler St. The range of sandwiches it does is quite…read morelarge for the size of the shop, the fillings it does are also very tasty and always fresh. The shop also does Jacket Potatoes, tea, coffee and a limited range of ckes as well as snacks. The sandwiched themselves come in a range of different buns and are made to order the sandwiches are crammed with fillings and all taste very nice and after a sandwich you will no doubt be full. The staff are very friendly and helpful and always give you service with a smile and a bit of banter as well. The prices are very competitive and always very good value for money.

The best sandwich joint on the coast, without a doubt. In fact, I'd say the hot baguettes from here…read moreare some of the nicest sandwiches I've ever had. They also do a mean burger, as well as lots of other gorgeous food. Lovely staff and warm, friendly service. Can't recommend this place enough.

For those who have read my previous review I have upped my rating to a fantastic four stars…read more.. I went in on a busy Monday lunch time to have around a 5 minute wait in a small que - this place is quaint inside so always seems packed but serve is quick. Last time I was here I opted for the panini but this time I gave one of their jacket potatoes a go. Deciding to go for a topping of tuna and cheese I was asked if I wanted the cheese on before or after (nice touch), if I wanted the side salad (lettuce, tomatoes and cucumbers) and also the addition of a slaw when asked. Made with purple cabbage it was a tasty touch. Paying 3.80 it was a steal when I saw the sheer amount of food I got for my money! I didn't eat for the rest of the day! Why didn't I give it 5* - no option for baked beans?! Definitely a staple for any jacket potato....

A lovely friendly deli-style sandwich shop right opposite Florita's, not far from Central Station…read moreand the Bigg Market. There is always a good choice of fresh ingredients, and some interesting mixes of filling. My favourite is sweet chilli chicken with peanut butter :-) Yummmmm... They also do wraps, salad boxes and Ciabatta toasties (I had pastrami and swiss with jalapeno and sweet chilli dressing today, that'll keep the cold at bay! Woo! They do proper coffee and a reward card, and some nice cakes savouries like bhajis and cumberland sausage sandwich. I had soup and a bun a couple of weeks back, which was very warming. Today it was parsnip, carrot and apple I believe! Interesting! The place is rather "compact and bijou" though, but there is space in the window on the red and chrome stools to shelter from the rain. The decor is American/Italian diner in feel, with chalk boards, and there is often music playing. The team behind the counter are very smiley and friendly, and Duncan, Kevin and Sophie will quickly recognise you when you go back, and welcome you like old friends, unlike the miserable pond life at Subway! Apparently they do outside catering too, although I haven't seen what that consists of. The web site is http://www.thehippohouse.com

One of my Canadian friends just informed the rest of the group exuberantly that she found a place…read morethat serves poutine! I am not a poutine connoisseur, but the menu revealed lots of enticing sandwiches, many of which have an American deli look to them, so my husband and I ventured off to investigate for lunch one Saturday. Love the look of this new place - big menu on the wall, enticing displays of porchetta and other meats, as well as yummy homemade sweet things on display. We ordered at the front, and then our food was brought out to us at a communal table. We shared a salt beef sandwich, which tasted a lot like those back in my home country. Bread wasn't as good as a proper American deli, but the flavor of the pickle and the mustard adding a tang to the corned beef (aka salt beef) was so familiar. The meat was really tender and felt fresh, not heavy and oppressive as these big sandwiches can seem. We got a side of kracklin with apple jam - this is, of course, pork rinds (fried skin/fat). It's crunchy like a bag of crisps, but tastes like pork, which is weird, but also kind of delicious. My husband wasn't a massive fan, but I like all things salty and crispy, and thought the apple jam alongside was fantastic. We met one of my friends there by total coincidence, who got the poutine, and said it needed more cheese. She was impressed that they actually managed to find cheese curds, as they don't seem to exist in the UK, but they get them from a local dairy. Win! One of the owners said she was surprised and excited by how well the business was going, and hoping to expand the menu even more soon - right now it's just a couple of sandwiches and sides, albeit very creative ones that you can't get anywhere else. A welcome change from the usual boring sandwich shops you find everywhere, we'll be back for sure!

Ever since I first went to Canada, I've been looking for somewhere over here that does delicious…read morepoutine. Unfortunately in Kracklin I have not found it. Poutine should have a thick, rich gravy and the cheese curds should not be cold. The french fries were OK I guess but I want something more for my money than just OK.