It's nostalgic and the best sandwich shop. When I studied abroad in London back in 2006- I was so…read morelucky to live up the street and got to eat here everyday! I've come back to visit London several times since then (most recently in September) and its amazing how all the shops have changed on this block but this sandwich shop still remains! I am sooo glad it's still here! Seriously the best sandwiches, hot dishes such as Samosas- still cheap and fast service! Love that the locals come here everyday and know they can get the best sandwich or hot food from here! I'm obsessed with their simple bacon and egg sandwich (all comes on a baguette) I get it with no sauce of any kind. My second choice- chicken with corn. Simple yet so tasty. No need a million toppings-

This is the best sandwich shop in the world and I look down on anyone that disagrees. Just kidding…read more The sandwiches and employees here are pretty amazing though- as are the prices! I came here 9 years ago when I was a student and vowed to come back to try more tasty treats. I did just that and brought my husband this time! We ordered: -Tandoori sandwich (hot) -Peri Peri Chicken sandwich (hot) Both were so delicious, huge, and under 3 pounds (which is unbelievable)! I would say peri peri chicken was the tastiest. The flavor was on point and had a good kick of spice. If you want to save money and are in the area-maybe to go visit the V&A or another museum, come grab a quick meal to go here first and then have a picnic!

Good but nothing that I think warrants a revisit. The menu is relatively simple - a variety of…read moremeats like salt beef, turkey, roast beef, etc that you can get in a sandwich or in a box. They have two sizes, regular and large, for almost everything on the menu. I opted for the large roast beef box with chips and gravy (£12) and found that the portion size was large but was unfortunately mostly chips. The actual portion of beef wasn't very sizeable and I felt like a bit of an arse paying that much for what was mostly chips. It was pretty tasty and I particularly liked the gravy. The beef was nice but again I thought it was a bit overpriced considering how little beef was in the box. The storefront is small and there was a bit of a queue when I went around lunchtime today, but the people working were nice albeit brisk with their service. There is a section to dine in but it's very small and most people were getting takeaway. All in all it made for a decent lunch but I don't think I'd go back.

Probably the best salt (corned) beef I've ever had, between miraculously soft and flavorful rye…read more Ditto for the rare roast beef. Plus, two guys who obviously love their jobs! Thanks a million!

I discovered this lovely place by accident when I was going for a swim at the nearby public…read moreswimming pool. After an hour swimming, their sandwich was the best reward. So tasty! Also, the staff was super friendly. A real neighborhood gem.

Excellent little sandwich shop. Was on a work trip and took the tube specifically to try this…read moreplace. No dining area to eat there but the gentleman behind the counter working was super friendly and very quick to multitask and get people in and out. Had the chicken and cheese sandwich toasted which he recommended along with something else , but the other looked too big for my appetite.

I turned up and instantly the workers told me i wasnt welcome,after that I went to purchase a…read moresandwich when they told me I could only have certain things. the manager came out and agreed with his workers not caring for how I felt at all and then once again told me I wasn't welcome.me and my wife went to sit down when they told us to get up and that we couldnt sit there so we moved to a smaller table as we didn't want to cause anymore fuss after that they took 20 mins to deleiver 2 sandwiches! I won't be coming again and don't waste ur money unless u want treating badly ABSALOUTLEY DISGUSTING sorry for my spelling yours sincerely jonathon pugliese

Cute little place, dark and there's around 6 or so tables. The sandwich I had #4 was AMAZING. So…read moreflavorful and had the perfect amount of pickled veggies to balance the chicken. The bread is pretty soft and not toasted so that's the one downside (I prefer to have soft filling and crunchy bread). I will be back.

Mate. This place. Absolutely off the chain. Everything was…read moreperfect and I'm now an absolute convert - sandwiches can be dinner people! My tiny little mind has been opened and I implore you to do the same! The main event, The Korea's Gangster sandwich, was easily the best sandwich I've ever had, and is how there with the tastiest thing full stop. The mutton was absolutely delicious, the crispy noodles added texture, and it all just... worked. I had 5 chicken wings (soy and vinegar marinated, fried in smash! Guindilla yoghurt and various onions) which were stunning. Crispy and bang full of flavour. The Mac and cheese ball was ok as a snack. Dessert was hazelnut ice cream (YUM), ginger cake crisps with some biscoff spread. Fricking delicious. 2x well made negronis and my life is now complete. Bought a book and was gutted Max himself wasn't there to sign it as he's a legend.

Loved my quick Da Vinci sandwich here! The focaccia was perfectly crispy, pistachio pesto,…read moremortadella and full buratta combination was delicious and satisfying. The service was kind and friendly. The place itself is more or a casual stand or sit on a stool to eat, reminding me of many places in Italy.

Excellent Italian sandwich shop in Central London! There are many ingredients to choose from and…read morethey're all quite fresh; the bread is also very good. The queue can get long as it's a fairly popular place but the service is fast.

So basically the El Jefe has ruined other sandwiches for me. Thanks, Project Sandwich. Sure, I can…read morestill get a decent sandwich elsewhere, enjoy the first few bites but then I realise, oh, this isn't a delicious cuban sandwich lovingly prepared with good quality ingredients that's so huge I could never finish it all. All sandwiches should strive to this level. The first time I had an El Jefe I even saved the half I couldn't eat (I don't do leftovers) as consigning it to the bin was just too sad of a fate. The second time I had one I brought someone else along. The pork has some really interesting spicing - to the point that at first, I wasn't sure I even liked it. But yes, it's delicious. Even the ham is warmed through on the flat top before going in. It's all generously sauced before being pressed into a flat, hot, crusty delicious hunk of food. Just try it. If you don't like it, call me. I'll come have the other half!

I've tried several different Cuban sandwiches before. They've been pretty good for the most part…read morewith a couple I'd dare say were very good. But they all pale in comparison to the Sandwich Project and their El Jefe. It was a drizzly day when I came here on the recommendation of my wife. I dare say it was because of the iffy weather that they weren't all that busy - in fact on this particular day, none of the collection of excellent stalls at Kerb at Kings Cross were busy. Ordering is simple - they do two sandwiches, one was the El Jefe, the other was a club sandwich of some description with a fried egg. You pay, get a number and then wait. But don't go too far, because watching the detail and effort they put into the sandwiches is worth the price of admission alone. For example, with the El Jefe - they put the ham and pork on the flat top. I've only ever seen that done for a sandwich on shows like Diners, Drive Ins and Dives, and films like Chef - I've certainly never heard of it being done in a British restaurant or streetfood vendor. The best I've had before was someone fried the sandwich in butter, but the ham never touched the grill. Immediately I'm enthralled. Then they finish the up on a plancha! They had an actual plancha! Ok sure, it could have been a panini press in another life, I'm no expert, so I wouldn't know the difference by looking at it. But it did the job - it pressed it down into an edible size and toasted the bread. As for the sandwich? Sublime. I no longer know whether this or Liberty Cheesesteak's original cheesesteak is the best sandwich in London (that Cheesesteak has been my undisputed king for several years). It's a close tie, certainly. That is how good the El Jefe is. The London sandwich scene has a new challenger!

Mr Gingham sandwiches are just the best, as you can choose what ever you want in you sanwich, bap…read moreor bagguete. Its next to west hamsted statio (Jubili line, and its workers are kind and respectfull.

Mr Gingham sandwiches are the best in West Hampstead!…read more Mr Gingham is a family run business that is located right next to West Hampstead Underground Station (Jubilee line). They make really tasty sandwiches at bargain prices. Mr Gingham's is an excellent place to to buy sandwiches from as they are made fresh for you right there and then and you can choose exactly what fillings you want in your sandwich, roll or bap. Plus they are much cheaper than the pre-packed sandwiches that you buy in supermarkets and convenience stores. Mr Ginghams also sell other types of takeaway food and hot and cold drinks. I highly recommend this local sandwich shop!

Great sandwiches and nice fresh juices . The comfortable and great atmosphere. Lovely staff , Fresh…read morefood .

I thought i was the only one who got food poisoning from this place but i have learnt that my…read morefamily members and friends on different occasions had sandwiches at this place and ended up with food poisoning.I don't know what these guys are doing but the council needs to get involved!!!! This is serious!!!!

I ordered a chard chicken and mozzarella panini. It was the run-of-the-mill sandwich. It was under…read more£3 to takeaway which is a very competitive price. They had a blackboard menu which listed all of the prices to takeaway and to sit-in. There were quite a few options and plenty of breakfast specialties. The server was very accommodating. It took quite some time to prepare my panini, but to be fair, the servers were continuously preparing sandwiches, so no one seemed to be slacking.

There are three cafes in a row. This one would be your middle range one, full english breakfasts…read moreat £4, tasty as a full english can be the problem is that they heat things in a microwave, (horror of horrors) it just doesn't taste as nice as when the eggs are freshly done on a cook in a pan. Their sandwiches in the afternoon are good as well, baguettes, baps, and ciabatta, with the traditional fillings of a sandwich shop. It is a clean space and in the summer get take away from here and go to the green. In the winter you can't even go outside. Sunday mornings you will almost by law encounter high trousers man. He has the sweetest most gentle face I have ever seen, sits there with his thick bottle bottom glasses, eats and reads. He always says 'Goodbye!'