This is the place to go if you are looking for a made-to-order sandwich on your lunch break at…read morework. There are so many ingredients to choose from so you will never get bored! They also offer soup, sausage rolls, fruit, crisps, biscuits etc. The staff will always have a giggle with you while they are making your sandwiches which are always so well presented wrapped up in tissue in a little paper bag. I always seem to come away with change, it is very good value for money.

This is an absolutely fabulous sandwich shop. They have absolutely loads of sandwich fillings to…read morechoose from and cater for everyone. The staff are also very friendly and I find it great value for money. It's also very fresh and everything is very tasty.

We needed a buffet sorted out for a business meeting and got a great one, at short notice, from Mr…read moreMustards. The service was great and we'll definitely use them again.

just round the corner form us witch is great as the food is excelent and very affordable. a…read morefantastic little sndwich bar.

Great cheap food. Shame its such a small shop as it gets so busy it would benefit from being twice…read morethe size.would be nice to maybe be able to eat in although i suppose this would bump the prices up and most people do go there for just a cheap snack. The pasties and hot sausage rolls are brilliant (so are the cakes if you have a sweet tooth) The only complaint i have is sometimes the hot food is a abit on the cool side, great if you catch them just coming out of the oven though. Also the queues around lunch time can be really bad, the shop is very small and would benefit from being twice the size.

Greggs are great, the pasties are fantastic. They have a great variety and seem to add a new…read moreflavour every 6 months or so. The sausage rolls never seem to be big enough. I am not a fan of the sandwiches as they dont seem to have much filling for me. The baguettes are ok but why dont people butter anything anymore? The bread and cakes are second to none. The shops are always busy and you can queue for ages to be served because they are so popular but why are though so small, its ok getting in but you cant out most of the time.

A well run professional sandwich shop to rival sub-ways any day. The staff are polite & attentive…read moreand they'll bear with you while you make your choice from over 40 sandwich/baguette combinations. Reasonably price with so much choice... you can't go wrong :o)

On my visit to Burton last week we decided to head to the Coopers Tavern on Cross Street…read more Unfortunately they only serve food on Sundays so order any of their tasty sounding home cooked dishes. So instead we ordered platters for our group of 12 from The Granary Canvas about 10 minutes away. The landlady was quite happy for us to do this and there were a few other tables of people eating take out food too. The staff at the Granary Canvas were incredibly friendly and we had no problems with pre-ordering food over the phone and paying over the phone. The prices were good and the portion sizes were very big and having it all delivered to the pub for us was great too.

Sandwich and salad bar that also does panninis, drinks and desserts, as well as a brilliant…read morebreakfast bap with a hot drink for 2 pounds. Offers several meal deals, including a kid's deal. Has a few chairs inside so can eat in or takeaway. Gets a lot of custom from nearby schools and workmen, so always busy in the morning. Parking available at the front. Staff are lovely and will try to accommodate any variation from the normal menu.

Rumbletums is a small 12 cover cafe/sandwich bar that serves excellent food at really good prices…read more The staff are very friendly and enthusiastic, and the food is prepared to individual order, eat in or take away, or delivered locally. Outside catering is also provided. A "Lite Breakfast" , for example, consists of a fried egg, sausage, bacon and beans or tomatoes, plus a piece of lovely thick toast, all for just £3 If you are looking for a great value meal or snack in Burton, give Rumbletums a try; you will not be disappointed.

The Bluebell Tea Room is a very welcome addition to Swadlincote, a traditional style tea room, with…read morethe best cup of tea for miles around! Inside is decorated with framed advertisements, movie posters and record sleeves from a bygone age. There are jams and marmalades that you can buy, and a good range of seating that can accommodate largish groups. Each table is adorned with a tablecloth, and the drinks are served in cups and saucers. If you ask for tea, it comes in a teapot, resplendent with a tea cosy, with enough tea for many a refill. Food wise, a good variety of homemade cakes, from crispy cakes, to brownies and cheese scones. Hot food wise, there a jacket potatoes with a range of filings, crumpets, toast and a fine Welsh Rarebit, flavourful cheese and topped with a slice of fresh tomato, so tasty! They also serve a range of sandwiches, an afternoon tea and a savoury platter. Friendly staff, and an inexpensive menu, round off an impressive place.

We got a table for six immediately on a Sunday morning, although I am told this is not usually the…read morecase. Ample vegetarian options. I ordered the vegetarian English breakfast, which was one of the tastiest meals I had in two weeks in England. Would go back next time I'm in Nottingham.

Following their incredible success in Uttoxeter, innovative indie coffee house BEAR have opened…read moretheir second shop in Derby. Perfectly situated in Derby's historic Cathedral Quarter, BEAR offers sustainably sourced artisan coffee and the most incredible all-day food menu! They also serve delicious craft beer & cocktails (Caution: their espresso martinis & coffee negronis are DANGEROUSLY good and take you seamlessly from casual coffee to full on cocktail o'clock in the blink of an eye!) I have been proud to follow them from their first launch in Uttoxeter, where I am a regular, and I'm so excited to see what the future will hold for them. Watch this space! #BeMoreBEAR

Set in the heart of Etwall, this branch of One Stop is a busy local convenience store that is…read morepopular with the villagers of Etwall and the sixth form students from nearby John Port School alike. It has all the facilities you would hope for in a local shop, a good supply of grocery items from bread to milk, greeting cards to a good selection of daily newspapers. It also has a coffee machine, a National Lottery facility, as well as a sizeable selection of snacks like chocolate, crisps, sandwiches and drinks, some on a very favourable meal deal. One the highlights for me personally though is in the far corner of the shop, they make the own homemade rolls and breakfast items, they will even make them to order. Their BLT would rival many dedicated sandwich shops and cafes, a truly great sandwich, packed with flavour. We go in every morning before work for a newspaper, and the staff are always friendly and helpful. One Stop is a great addition to the centre of Etwall