I love Woody's at the weekend, the baguettes are fresh, the fillings are really imaginative but you…read morecan still get all normal favourites, you can read the papers while you wait (sometimes it is REALLY busy) and if it's sunny you can take your sandwiches over the road to sit and eat them in the park.

Fantastic sandwiches if you are willing to wait a while to get it. As it has such a good…read morereputation, there is always a queue out of the door at the weekends!

The best sandwich shop I've found so far in Sheffield, and since starting my new job in…read moreChesterfield I'm realising what a commodity a good sarnie shop near where you work is!! As someone who visited nearly every weekday for 4 years I think I'm well placed to review, and thought since I knew it so well I'd make it my first review on here. Nigel, the owner of C Thomas, offers a wide selection of classic sandwiches, salads, baked potatoes, etc, and a good variety of freshly cooked bread for your butties, pies, buns, as well as the obligatory drinks, crisps and chocolates. All the bread is freshly made each morning, and it seems like all the ingredients used are of great quality for a sandwich shop. My personal favourite sandwich is definitely the hot bacon, egg and sausage - a true, simple classic, cooked well and with great tasting ingredients. I'm also a sucker for his baked potatoes with cheese & beans, another English classic! Hot sandwiches include all the usual 'breakfast' ingredients (bacon, sausage, tomato, egg, etc), as well as Nigel's famous hot pork and hot turkey, with all the trimmings. Cold sandwich ingredients include beef, pork, turkey & ham; tuna, sweetcorn, cheese, egg mayo, corned beef & potted meat; prawns & crab sticks; and real treats chicken tikka and dripping. All can come with salady, on either a standard breadcake, french stick or large breadcake - fondly referred to by their customers as 'bin lids'! I would definitely recommend C Thomas, or "Nigels" as we all know it. The food is great, but the huge plus is the banter in the shop - Nigel is blessed with true Yorkshire sarcasm, and the banter between him, the ladies who work for him and his customers really does brighten up a dull work day. You know you're a regular when you start to get picked on! The only 'downside' I can think of are that the front of the shop doesn't look massively appealing right now, but look out for the white sign with 'C THOMAS' in red letters. It's on a corner, with parking up the road to the side, off Staniforth Road.

I had the best cup of coffee of my entire trip at this cute coffee shop located in the Kelham…read moreIsland area of Sheffield. I am a sucker for decorations in my foam and the coffee didn't taste burnt at all( what a relief, so many places burn their espresso) It was a pretty close walk along the river from where I was staying but I noticed there was plenty of street parking around. When I walked in, I was greeted by really pleasant servers (one was an american, woot!) and they mentioned that they had free wifi (wireless internet) which really saved me! There were lots of tables and some outlets available for laptops. Seems like a good place to get some studying in. I will definitely frequent this place the next time I am in Sheffield.

A really adorable cafe set up at the heart of Kelham Island, near the Kelham Island Tavern and Fat…read moreCat pub. Visiting for work meant we were simply there before a meeting, but I can imagine it being perfect for most facets of life - catching up with friends, a drink with a date, or sending emails somewhere other than the office. It's not exactly huge but they've maximised the seating available and we were able to quickly grab a table and order some food before having to head over to the Little Kelham development. I opted for a simple croissant and bottle of passionfruit Lemonaid (the only other place I've seen this recently is Ezra & Gil in Manchester, so I didn't want to pass up on the opportunity!) but the savoury food counter is really worth mentioning. There are bowls of salad piled high, sandwiches, and a selection of meats you can add to your selection. Everything looked really vibrant and fresh. My croissant was served warm with butter and jam, which is always a plus in my book. The warmed panatone my colleagues ordered looked - and smelt - delicious also. A really friendly place with bags of personality and warmth. The development of Kelham Island will presumably only be a good thing for them!

Nice little Italian Cafe with tasty sandwiches, croissants and soul! Love it!…read more Very authentic design with vintage furniture. Some Italian specialties from pasta to olive oil and pizza farina. #lotsofsoul

A top quality café with welcoming ng and friendly staff…read more I only ordered a flat white, but I did ask for the sugar to go in before the milk and it's surprising how often this doesn't happen. But here it did and the chap who brought my coffee over confirmed it, which was kind. The coffee was good, the ambience laid back and the feeling was of a haven from a bustling street and city. Eventually, I left my regal armchair to get back and on. This café sets a fine standard for competitors to meet.

I first came here last year when my boyfriend was showing me around his hometown of Sheffield and…read morehe was craving a Roast Pork Sandwich. Having lived in London my whole life and not having eaten pork products for the first 20 years of my life, I hadn't really come across a shop that specialised in pork and sausages like this! He told me to get a sandwich with everything - which consists of roast pork (freshly roasted and cut when needed), dripping, apple sauce, crackling and stuffing. Words can't really describe how amazing this sandwich is but trust me, if you're in the Sheffield area you MUST stop by this or any other of their shops for a sandwich! We were back in Sheffield again last week and so we had to go back, and then went back the next day! The first time I got the normal size sandwich and it was pretty filling. And so the next day I decided to go for the king size which is the same size roll (or breadcake) but just with more pork, how can you go wrong! And, the price is incredibly reasonable, the one with extra filling still cost less than £3! I've also tried the sausage roll, pork pie and potted beef, and yes, all yummy! I can't wait to come back!

I was surprised to see a Philpotts in Sheffield. I knew there was one in Bristol and had assumed it…read morewas the only one around. Now I know and read that they came from Chester and are now based in Darlington! When I visited them in Bristol, it was always the place with the nice sandwiches and the soup but also that it's not that cheap. So I was in Sheffield for a meeting and we came here a couple of times for coffee and sandwiches. All in all, really friendly staff, tasty food and much nicer than M&S prepacked lunch fodder.

A lunchtime haven!…read more Spending a lot of time of Sheffield at the moment and this is my favourite spot friendly staff, reasonable prices and an ever changing variety of sandwiches soups and light meals

This gets 4 stars because it is an absolute bargain. Not the best food I have ever had, but…read moresatisfying and the best I remember having for the price. Sort of a workman's like cafe feel, but mixed crowd. As an example, we had egg, bacon and sausage sandwich, egg and cheese sandwich, large plate of chips (fries) and 2 cappuccino's for $6.50. That would just cover the cost of the coffee at most places.

On a Roll, Fulwood Road, Broomhill, is an above average sandwich shop selling a vast array of food…read morefor people on the move. Popular with students, office workers and shoppers the shop is very reasonable priced. The selection of panninis is vast, and start at only £2.75. A roast joint is available everyday and on Thursdays the shop does a roaring trade with the Roast Beef and Yorkshire pudding. The staff in general are friendly and efficient. The only negative is that as the shop is so small and yet so busy, it gets very hot and if you have a long wait, you leave smelling of cooking oil.

What constitutes as a large sandwich here? The small is a hefty hunk of bread - the large would be…read moreenough to feed a family. These will be your thoughts when leaving Spoilt for Choice. This small cafe, located on the popular Eccy road, is the perfect breakfast stop after a heavy night out. Or lunch, if you fancy a bit of a lie in. Choices include breakfast sandwiches (no hash browns, naughty), melts, jacket potatoes, soups, stews and other lovely things. My sausage sandwich, though basic, was delicious and kept me going for the rest of the day. My brain could barely take in the range of options - if I had been a bit more with it/less ravenous, I might have gone for something different, but there's nothing wrong with a sausage bap on a Sunday morning. The atmosphere here is very relaxed and super family friendly. The only issue we had when finding a table for 5 was that there was one man taking up the table we could have had. One man. On his own. Who looked at us various times. When he finally got up and left, we were served quickly. Other families came and went and, due to the comings and goings of the various visitors, noone was actually unable to find somewhere to sit within 10 minutes. Pretty good for somewhere with 4 indoor tables and 4 outside. Whether soaking up some alcohol or simply treating yourself, Spoilt for Choice should be added to your Sheffield list.