Cute little sandwich shop. Conveniently located, high quality ingredients, excellent service, and…read morethey have everything: ham pork bacon sausage salmon egg chicken, everything. The only complaint I have is that they put butter on my bread (which I do not like). Had I known they do that, by default, I would have asked for no butter. Other than that, everything was great. They only have a single bartop w 5 seats to sit at, so not very conducive to a sit down, but instead a take out place.

Wolfies is a delicious sandwich shop. Don't let the title fool you, they have to-go orders as well…read moreas a handful of seats for sit down services. They have over 100 different sandwiches with dozens of fillings, and they do a daily roast as well, usually with sauerkraut and sausages on the side. Lots of bread options too plus delicious pastries.

There has been room for a ridiculously good Sandwich shop in Bristol for some time. Don't get me…read morewrong, we do have a couple of spectacular bread fillers, but Sandwich Sandwich are a welcome new addition to central Bristol; their sandwiches are incredible! They have a few hot sandwiches, a couple of hot flat breads and all of your standard sandwich fillings. Why is it so good? because everything is top quality and their passion is obvious. The beef is thick and rare. The chicken, weather it be coronation, mayo & sweetcorn or any of the other varieties they do, is stacked on and accompanied by any of the salads they have on the counter. You can tell that they want their customers to be as excited about their food as they are; and I am every time I eat here. But Sandwich Sandwich isn't just about sandwiches. Perched on the counter are the most amazing soft boiled scotch eggs, sausage bakes and delicious cakes. It's almost painful to stand looking at them if you're in a cue; they look so good! The guys have shaken up the lunch time sandwich run in Bristol, and I applaud them for their efforts.

This place was good if you are in the area or passing through. The wait was long. But close to…read moreclosing time 3pm. On a Saturday. Ordered a toastie with Brie and apple. And a cappuccino. Coffee was consistent with other good shops in England.

I go there most days for lunch food is great always fresh. I love the chocolate brownie mmm. Staff…read moreare always helpfull... can be busy around 1

Great value for money. Really good quality ingredients and very tasty sandwiches, the staff were…read morefriendly and really helpful as it was my first time here.

Quaint little sandwich shop in the centre of Cardiff, serving wholesome take-away meals to suit all…read moretastes. The menu changes daily and offers a wide variety of chicken (anything and everything from a mild honey mustard to the HOT HOT HOT Bomber's own recipe scotch bonnet/ghost chilli Perkbomb) and pork options, and occasionally lamb, falafel or home-made fish fingers. The sandwiches come as small boys (a small soft or crusty roll) or big boys (a bap the size of your face!); alternatively they offer salad boxes or jacket potatoes if you don't quite fancy a sandwich. If you'd prefer something light, there's almost always a fantastic soup (I had carrot and coriander today), but if you're feeling famished I dare you to take on the atomic bomb which is a combination of any three meats and all the salad you like! Its location means that it's perfect for those working in Cardiff city centre (or the Bay) as well as those indulging in a bit of shopping, although I regularly travel out of my way to treat myself to a cheeky sandwich. If you've got time on your hands, I'd also suggest taking a seat and having some tea or coffee and a slice of cake. Having recently been awarded 5 out of 5 on the Food Hygiene Rating, it is safe to say that Bomber's cannot be beaten on quality, cleanliness or service; as well as doing a fantastic job of supporting local businesses by sourcing local produce.

Excellent food, service and the ladies that work there were all so sweet! I highly recommend this…read morerestaurant for breakfast!

We stopped off for a quick bite at The Hive and found ourselves in an utterly charming little cafe…read morein one of the quaintest villages in the Cotswolds. During our week in England, this was our only time we partook in actual English food. I had a really scrummy Rarebit with an onion marmalade and some crisps along with some local lemonade. It felt really great to be there and we enjoyed our visit, albeit brief, in Stowe-on-the-Wold.

Great value for money baguettes and a huge range of fillings. You'll be spoilt for choice. They…read moresell the best home-made cakes you will ever taste! Definately worth a visit if you are in Yeovil.

Fantastic place with very friendly and attentive service. Food was excellent a locally sourced. I…read morehad the ham, cheese and Dijon sandwich with a fried egg. Loved it.

Experience at 10am on a Saturday…read more I visited the Green Bird Cafe in Bath after seeing all the glowing reviews, and to be fair, things started off well. The food was good, service was pleasant -- until the cafe got busy. That's when the experience soured. After finishing our meal, we were leisurely enjoying the last sips of our coffee, preparing to pay and leave. But instead of being allowed to finish on our own terms, we were asked -- quite bluntly -- to shuffle down across a table to make room for more customers. It was awkward, unnecessary, and frankly, made us feel like cattle being herded to optimise their table turnover. In all my years of dining, brunching, and travelling across multiple countries, I've never encountered a request like that in any cafe or restaurant. It completely undercut what was an otherwise good experience and left us with a bitter aftertaste -- quite literally and figuratively. To top it off, staff seemed to disappear when it came time to address the issue, save for one person who eventually surfaced to take some feedback. But by then, the damage was done. Sadly, I won't be returning. If the priority is quantity over quality of experience, I'd rather spend my time and money elsewhere.

Hands down - the smallest shop on the street is in fact The BIG Sandwich…read more Now I like sandwiches. I like them big. So when I saw this place I had to step up and see what they had in stock. It turns out it is neither the shop nor the sandwiches that are particularly big but rather the selection. Sandwiches, baguettes, toasties and wraps are the main sellers all with their own specialities like the 'brie and cranberry whole wheat baguette' or the 'cheese and tomato toastie'. Prices are pretty good with most sandwiches being between £3 and £4 to go. If you've got time to stick around they offer a pretty good breakfast, again letting you off with less than a fiver (coffee included). Said coffee is gourmet standard and prepared accordingly. I was expecting to walk away with a monster of a sarnie but wasn't too disappointed with my monster of a smile.

Great sandwich & baguette shop with food made to order. The homemade scotch eggs & sausage rolls…read moreare to die for. For a treat, buy a slice of Tiffin cake. It's absolutely yummy. Very friendly staff who are always smiling.

Charlie's makes THE most amazing sandwiches. It's a tiny little shop and there are usually two…read morepeople serving behind the counter, and most lunchtimes the queue is snaking out of the door and back along the street it's that good. The sandwiches are made with hugely thick slices of bread they bring new meaning to the term 'doorstop'! They sandwiches are all made up fresh in front of you, and you can have whatever combination of filling you like from the display. I once asked for peanut butter, cheese and jam (which was delicious!) and apart from asking me with a smile if I was pregnant and having strange cravings (which I wasn't - cheeky!), they made it up exactly how I wanted it. They also sell baguettes, toasted sandwiches and baked potatoes, and recently have opened another shop opposite which is a bit like a carvery, and sells sandwiches and baguettes with hot meats yum!