This Deli restaurant ruined my week, and my nans birthday! I Went in to collect my order and…read moreeverything was all fine, but after a few hours i felt l, I thought nothing of it and went to my nans birthday party, her 101st to be exact. To everyones surprise, out of nowhere, I projectile vomited all over her lovely 101st birthday cake. I am quite happy about the service and staff were very friendly.

Diggles is my favorite deli in Lancaster. It's a small place in the pedestrian zone in the center…read moreof town and is perfect for grabbing a quick bite as you pass through. It's not really the kind of place you'd go to have a sit down lunch, but this location does have a couple of tables inside and usually a couple outside, so you do have the option to sit and eat instead of taking away. (Diggles has another location near the bus station, too, but that one has no seating inside.) It's a good place to grab a sausage roll or pasty. My particular favorite is their sausage sandwich; it's simple, delicious and will run you about £2. The staff is friendly and the food is fresh. Once you eat here, you'll never settle for Gregg's again.

Gorgeous little cafe, lovely well priced food and friendly staff :)read more

A wonderfull cafe on Penny street in Lancaster at the junction of George st,this is a nice little…read morecafe with very friendly staff good lunches or just for a light snack,all prices are well within your reach and the food is fantastic well worth a visit we go every week when in town.

I use this most days for soup and sandwich and spicy bits occasionallyread more

Called in here for Sunday breakfast, the "full Yorkshire breakfast" was superb !!…read more There is also a farm shop to browse around.

Deli Fonseca is one of the few places that makes me wish I was loaded…read more A fab independent deli in Liverpool's business district, it's packed floor to ceiling with all kinds of mouthwatering goodies. The gigantic counter displays a myriad of delicious cheeses, hams, olives, pates, anti-pasti and salads whilst the nearby baskets display fresh sticks and loaves of bread. To top it off, they have dozens of wooden shelves groaning with all kinds of lovely store cupboard treats from organic granola, cereals and cookies to oat cakes, chutneys, olive oils, vinegars, sauces and spices. Now, where did I put that darn lottery ticket?

This review is for the upstairs restaurant area - and sadly it is not a good one. One Saturday…read morelunchtime, I popped in for a light lunch. Nothing complicated - in the end, I ordered a Greek salad and a plate of Serrano ham rather than the pricier mains on the blackboards. I'm not sure how two really basic things could be so disappointing. I think it's because on the surface, this looks like a place that prides itself on sourcing and attention to detail. On the specials during my visit were such items as hand foraged local samphire, Cumbrian lamb and Pink's award winning sausages. So why was the Greek salad about 50% raw onion? Why did it feature those mealy crunchy supermarket basics tomatoes, cold from the fridge? Even the black olives mentioned on the menu were green. And they clearly did have black olives in the kitchen, because my four slices of Serrano ham (almost £6) came topped with a single olive. They boasted it was "20 month aged" - most of it had clearly been in their fridge, as it featured a faint tang of refrigerator and managed to be unpleasantly rubbery. Not sure how Serrano ham can even go rubbery but there you go. If you've boasting of excellent ingredients then it's unacceptable for the basics to fail so badly. I wouldn't bother returning.

Personally, I don't think it gets much better than Unsworth's Yard in the sunshine…read more A recent discovery, it's the perfect place to sit back and relax after wandering around the village of Cartmel and pressing your nose up to the door of L'Enclume. Around the communal courtyard, there's a micro-brewery, cheese/pastry/deli shop, and wine and spirit vendor. There are only a few tables, so you might have to be all eyes and ready to swoop, but it's worth it. You can take a look at the micro-brewery and chat with one of the brewer's, who's more than happy to give samples before you purchase a pint. There are brewery tours available to those who wish to learn more. Something great to note? To enter the church, you have to walk directly next to the brewery. Good going, town planning! The cheese shop gives off a powerful smell at first - it should probably come with a warning for pregnant ladies and those with weak hearts - but I promise you get used to it. The man working that day was completely charming and wanting to help everyone and anyone, giving out samples of every cheese they sell. They were running low on breads etc when we visited as everything is baked locally and when it's gone, it's gone! I had a little bottle of prosecco, which went down very nicely, especially when sampling some of the cheddar we purchased. Plenty of people had their purchases spread about them, and it's a great place to go if you can't agree on what to drink or nibble on; just go to one of the shops and then meet in the courtyard.

Absolutely amazing service. Great prices and would serve us after we were so rudely ignored at the…read morestore across the way. Very friendly and won't ignore you. Wish I could give it more stars!

This shop specialises in all kinds of cheese, hence its name. They also offer a range of pies and…read morebuns, great if you want something to eat or are looking for something a little special.

Ridiculously cheap sandwiches which also taste great. Perfect to pick up in the morning before you…read morehead out on a hike (or what British folks like to call a walk). They cut the sandwich in two halves before wrapping it up, which helps if you are sort of hungry while walking...you can easily grab a half and save the rest for later on. I got the coronation chicken on bap bread the first day. FYI "bap" bread is just a soft white round roll. It's quite tasty, so much so that I got a sandwich the following day on it too. You can also get a sandwich on a baguette. The coronation chicken is pretty much curried chicken salad. It has raisins in it and lots of curry powder. Very good. The following day I got the smoked salmon and cream cheese and asked that they add cucumber. Cost £2.30. Holy ridiculous. $2.80 when converting. Even shitty cheap sandwich Subway is more expensive than that and it's shitty. Not sure how their prices are so low, but the smoked salmon was amazing and I felt like I spent pretty much nothing on lunch. Also get a flapjack. It's a brown sugar oat cake that is semi- healthy (oats) and super amazing (caramel).