Clarke's Richmond Deli is a really decent sandwich and salad take-away. They sell a wide range of…read moredifferent sandwiches from standard barms, panini's to baguettes. Their menu's offer delicious combinations of fillings so there is usually something that suits everyone's taste. The food is all of a healthy nature and even their burgers are great quality. I ordered a burger (freshly cooked in a couple of minutes) with raw onions and mayonnaise for just £2 which was served in a large plain white bun; that definitely filled me and I would go back again whenever I'm in need of a convenient lunch. Since they boast such a wide variety of ingredients such as various pre-cooked meats, sliced salads and other condiments, the choice is really yours. In addition, they sell jacket potatoes which sound mouth-watering and tempting (especially on a cold day)! Clarke's Richmond Deli is much better than your average sandwich bar. Plus, the lovely aromas that are emitted make you want to go even more.

Big. Big butties. Big potatoes. Just big pieces of meat and non of this namby pamby modern lark…read morejust big food so get it down yer neck! If that could be a motto or brand slogan for a deli - sorry butty shop! - then that might be a good one for Clarke's. It seems to denegrate them some what but this succint description of a fine sandwich emporium is meant entirely in the best possible way. There seems to be little mucking about with things like rocket - which I hate, it is horrible no matter how many chefs and foodies use it these days, it's a weed! - Clarke's serve good, some might say traditional sandwiches, in a straightforward manner like roast beef, ham - just ham nowt fancy done to it - and various chickens - coronation and tikka basically - and all at very cheap prices - usually below £3 - for a good size butty.

Mrs M's sandwich store has a personal sounding name almost as though a friends mother is creating…read moretasty snacks and selling them off and this is exactly the kind of feel this establishment gives off. The atmosphere is friendly and almost seems to be community orientated which is a rare thing in this day and age but one which should occur far more often than it does. The sandwiches here are great also, they always taste freshly made and have a real fullness about their flavour and that marks this place put as a truly impressive sandwich store. This place is pleasant to be in and just to visit in general meaning that the customer is always left with a full belly and a smile on their face.

If you're hungry, Jacqui's Snacks & Sandwiches in Wallasey Village is a great little stop off with…read moresome tasty choices up for sale. You can have your average hot pasty or pie, or you can have a nice freshly made sandwich like your mum used to make. ;) Shops like this are so much better than the chains. You have to admit it, even if it does cost a little more, it tastes so much better. And Jacqui's is certainly no exception to that rule. Prices here are reasonably, and there is enough choice to keep most people happy.

From the owner: Jacquis snacks is a small village sandwich/bakery outlet.. We specialise in freshly made…read moresandwiches, hot baked pies fresh from the oven, assorted breads, homemade cakes rangeing from fresh creams to celebration cakes, a variety of homemade fresh soups & a wide range of cooked breakfasts.. We also offer outside catering for all occasions any any numbers regardless how big or small. We have a friendly atmosphere and a large regular customer base & welcome any new faces with a smile..

my sausadge roll was the best sossage roll i have had in a long time hahahaha…read moresimply delcious more like simply sasauge roll!!

From the owner: We make all our own sandwich fillings and our soup is made daily using fresh vegetables, ham,…read morechicken or pulses

Amazing salads and sandwiches. Fresh ingredients and super helpful staff. Tasty salads, sandwiches…read moreand soups make this an ideal choice for lunch. Recommended!

Great staff and lovely sandwiches!! I order our sandwiches and then go to pick up, fabulous when…read moreyour in a rush. Thanks girls, Diana.

This is not a bad little sandwich shop. They offer a decent variety for the size of the shop, and…read morethe food is fairly tasty for what you are getting ... I mean, it's not the most exciting food, but it does the trick, and it's certainly nicer than just going to a grocery store to grab a sandwich and a bottle of coke. The prices here are pretty good, and the staff are pretty friendly.

Hurst's was the jaunt in which I bought my lunch nearly every day when I was attending Birkenhead…read moreSixth Form College, it was a friendly alternative to the overpriced Co-Op in Claughton village, albeit a bit stodgy. This place was and still is very popular amongst villagers and college students. They serve a range of breads, pies, slices, barms, breakfast barms and pastries. I'm particularly unadventurous when it comes to bakery food so often opted for their Cornish pasty. The women who work her were very friendly with the students and were always up for a laugh and a joke, this gave the shop a really nice and friendly atmosphere. They also do a nice cup of coffee to take out, which was a godsend in the mornings on the way into college when you hadn't yet awoke enough to make eye contact or speak to anyone! Also, the place is very cheap, with a pasty and a cake costing under two pound for both

Hurst's is a local bakery and sandwich shop with six in the Wirral and Birkenhead area. They pride…read morethemselves on using top quality ingredients using flour from a local mill, unbleached and stoneground flour, healthy g.i. multiseed loafs, fresh local eggs and cheddar cheese from a diary in lancashire. They have a wide variety of bread and delicious cakes includes vanilla slice, gingerbread men, cream cakes, fairy cakes of many different types. In this particular Hurst's Bakery I found the staff very friendly, helpful and efficient. Prices are average. They offer a number of sandwich platters as part of their buffet menu's plus pork pies and sausage rolls.

When working in the Tithebarn area of the city centre, this sandwich shop is as good as it gets,…read moreand you know it's true because come lunch time, there is a queue practically round the block. Considering the amount of other sandwich shops that have sprung up recently, that's saying something good. When I worked opposite Out to Lunch, I always made sure I was down there by 11.30am at the latest, otherwise the queue would be too long and I'd end up having to go Sayers instead. If you're ever in the area around lunch time, you'll know what I mean, and if you haven't sampled the delights of this place, you need to. I know you're all dying to hear what sandwich I had, so I'll tell you. Tomato and mozzarella on brown bread with olive oil and black pepper. Not fascinating, I know, and certainly not the most inventive on the menu, but by god was it a good butty!

Usually get the train through Liverpool to the Wirral, always get off at Moorfields, pop in here…read morethen down to James st to catch the next train. Firstly - breakfast is great I love the spiral sausage on toast! Secondly, the baguettes are amazing, I have the cajun or italian chicken which always has a lovely flavour, I'm not a salad lovely so have it plain but there is always more than enough filling. I get them in the morning -7/8 am and they're still tasty at lunch Service with a smile the staff are also great!

I used to often go to Oven Door Bakery nearly every day when I was at University. It was very…read moreconveniently located to my department so an easy and cheap option for a good lunch. The first thing that struck me on my first ever visit to the snack takeaway, was the size of their burgers and how cheap they were. For just £1, you could buy a double cheeseburger with a combination of salad and condiments of your choice. These days the price may have increased slightly but you are definitely going to be full after you have eaten about a 1/2 pounder burger! The burger meat is perhaps not the highest of quality but if you're not health conscious, I guess it doesn't matter even though how terrible it sounds! Not to fear, they do have other foods on offer like sandwiches you can opt for.

These aren't the best sandwiches you'll ever taste, nor are they the best burgers or sausage rolls…read more(certainly not the worst!) but the ladies that work here are hilarious and it was only £1 a roll last time I looked, which is cheaper than Tesco! I'd deffo choose a sandwich over a burger as the look of them sizzling away on the grill isn't very appealing to me. Don't let that put you off though, it's all freshly prepared and they have a great selection of fillings and if you're just wanting a quick snack then this is the place, but if you want a decent sarnie you gotta get there early or the best ones will have gone! Om nom nom.