Great prices, very clean. Sandwich for £1 is a great concept.read more

This delightfully local sandwich shop is cute as anything. The random name doesn't offer much of an…read moreidea, but once you head inside it's easy to see what this place is all about, or rather - smell what it's about. The wonderful home-cooked food smell was wonderfully tempting when my Mum and I nipped in here... Although it looked like we'd missed the best of the lunch time trade, as there wasn't much left in the way of pastries and such, there was a little drinks fridge for refreshment and a set of shelves with what we really wanted - jams! There was an array of wonderful homemade jams, which gave off a distinctly farm house vibe, and they came in a variety of colours and flavours. There were a few chilli jams, and others which strayed from the usual flavours, but I feared they might be too spicy, so I opted for the apple and tayberry having never heard of them before. The chap at the counter was seriously friendly and explained the whereabouts and similarities of the tayberry, and gave me a good idea of the flavour too. My Mum went for a standard blackcurrant (I think!) and we paid a fair £3.50 each for our generous pots. I'm happy to report that my delicious jam is still serving me well on my toast each morning! Definitely pop in for some if you're near by and try to make it for the lunch time trade - the food smelled delicious!

When I went to School in Pudsey, this was my favourite place to go at Lunch. I didn't try…read moreeverything sold here, but what I did try was nice. The main things I would get for dinner were hot sandwiches (Sausage, Bacon, Chicken) and I found that these were very popular.

it's easy to drive past this tiny little place and indeed I've done so several times so today I…read moremade a special effort to check it out. I thought that the price for a quarter pound burger was ok (£2.70) and then I found that this included a free tea. It was only when i opened my box that i found it also included chips! I don't think I've ever seen as many staff crammed into a little space before but they all seemed pleasant enough and there wasn't a long wait for my food. Not the best burger I've had but it was very edible and I would come here again (mainly because I'm not fond of spending a lot of money)

From the owner: April 2014. New owner. The café will be renamed Options…read morewith a new menu, new look and even better standards. Offering a range of hot and cold sandwiches and meals to eat in or take away. Cakes are now available and are homemade, as are our main meals which are friendly to healthy eating plans. Find us on Facebook for daily special offers. Coming soon: deliveries, outside catering, loyalty scheme and celebration cakes. Ask for more details

Home Bakery has presented me with a bit of a problem. I have reviewed other cafes, often on the…read morebasis of their breakfast, and have scored them according to my internal values and expectations. At times I have given other places 5 stars but here's the problem. This place is better than any of them but I can't give 6 stars so should I go back and down grade the others? What I am going to do is crown this place Emperor of breakfasts for the City of Leeds (for now). Here is the new benchmark! I ordered the Mega-breakfast for £3.80 and Mega was no idle boast. 2 bacon, two sausage, egg, beans, mushrooms, tomatoes, spam and a choice of toast, bread and butter or buttered breadcake. A great mug of tea or coffee and a free refill. The food was delicious and the service was friendly and swift. There is also a pleasing array of sandwiches and cakes available. I notice that on an evening Home Bakery becomes an Indian takeaway (same address and phone number)

From the owner: Monday to Saturday 7:30 to 2:00 serving full English breakfast…read more Tuesday to Sunday 17:00 to 23:00 serving full indian takeaway menu including pizza,kebabs,curries

Dom's is a no-frills sandwich shop on New Road side that is a great option for a breakfast bap if…read moreyou're in a rush. Nicely located on a road that takes you to and from Leeds as well as being a home to many businesses itself, it is equally popular with office folk and builders. It's also a good, quick, greasy hangover fix, and, like the the cold sandwiches on offer (which are basic but fresh) the breakfast butties are very well priced. Nice one Dom.

A transport cafe struggling to maintain its identity in a part of town that's becoming more and…read moremore upmarket, Dom's seems to have done well to survive increasing trade from the sort of people who probably think a fried egg sandwich is 'ironic'. Survive it has though, and through a winning combination of greasy fry-ups, meaty sandwiches and simple cold snacks Dom's manges to keep its fixed Formica tables crowded with a mix of local workers and hungover students. Plus, you get to help yourself to tea from a huge bubbling urn, which is just the ticket when you're dragging yourself to work on a cold morning.

Fuel is the sort of funky little sandwich diner that you expect to find somewhere in Headingley or…read moreHyde Park, rather than this uncool stretch of road in Horsforth. It's a shame, because Fuel would do really well somewhere like that - offering fresh sandwiches and sandwich-related products for low prices - think wraps, baps, bagels, paninis, and even burgers with the usual variety of fillings. My experience of this place was grabbing a breakfast sandwich on the way out of town - I was drawn by the big shiny front, the cool shiny chairs and the smell of unhealthy fry-up sandwiches. The sarny was nice, as was the service, and the price, and it filled me up a surprising amount. Guess that's why it'c called Fuel.

oh my. My work colleague was off to get some fisk n kips at…read morethe shop next door to here. ooo! Had to look up my last yelp review to see what I had last time as i couldn't find a menu online. So I sat at my desk dreaming of the wrap that was on its way back to my face for a full 30 minutes! There was a slight puddle of drool around me when the most delicious wrap was thrus tinto my hand with an instruction of "hold it this way up". Sigh. it was glorious! Therefore, 5 stars as I don't smell of cooking as I didn't have to go and get it! (our office does now smell of salt and vinegar and cheese though!

Stopped in for breakfast with friends! Charming little place with great food. I ordered the Eggs…read moreRoy (poached egg, muffin, hollandaise, and salmon) and I added prosciutto (bacon). Everything tasted wonderful and was out pretty quick. It does get pretty busy here and space is limited, so get here early. Prices were fair and service was ok.

Good sandwiches portions and the atmosphere is good with friendly staff. Would definitely go again.read more

Not being Yorkshire born and bred myself I fear that I may incur the wrath of locals here, but as…read morefar as I was aware a scuffler was a sort of light breadcake that used to be fairly common in this part of the world. Bizarrely, they don't seem to sell scufflers in Scufflers, but as the staff all seem at least 200% more Yorkshire than me, I don't want to risk telling them. And besides, they sell tasty, generously filled sandwiches instead, the sort that remind me what sandwiches used to be like before ciabatta bread and carb-counter's portions took over the world. So I forgive them, I think.

The best sandwich shop in Bramley, never skimp on the ingredients and always great. Tried other…read moreshops but nothing beats scuffs. Wherever you get your sandwiches from, sack them off and go here honestly you owe it to yourself

If you're looking for choice, Tasty is a surefire bet when it comes to sandwiches in Headingley. As…read moresoon as you enter the modest downstairs area you can see the huge board of options laid out before you, and a list of 10 special named choices that I presume are their recommendations. As I entered the shop there was already a bit of a queue but it seemed to be swift moving and they had about four staff members on so it was all looking good. I opted for the mozzarella, basil pesto and tomato panini and asked for chorizo as an extra. It came to £4.10 with the added chorizo, which is a little pricier than expected, but still comes under the "lunch for under a fiver" bracket! Whilst I was waiting I noticed some rather intriguing milkshake drinks, so I'm thinking I may have to treat myself next time I'm in. The panini took about five minutes plus to arrive, which was not a problem as I had a nice seat to sit in whilst I waited. You can opt to eat in, upstairs and peruse the free wifi if so inclined, but on this occasion I wasn't stopping. The staff were lovely and friendly and the service was really swift given the volume of orders that were coming in. My sandwich was really delicious, a generous amount of melted mozzarella was the real highlight, but my only complaint was that the tomato made the bread a little too soggy to eat in places. Just something to consider for next time!

Tasty is a fitting, if unimaginative name for this sandwich joint off Otley Road in the heart of…read morestudentville. They pride themselves on using fresh, healthy ingredients to create unique sandwiches, and they succeed for the most part. You can order by phone, online or simply go in and pick your sarnie up. Or, if you've got too much time on your hands (like I did) go and eat your sandwich in the lounge area upstairs and take advantage of the free wifi. You'd think that such a place would perhaps be on the upper end of the pricing spectrum, but there are no such issues - the most you'll pay for a footlong sub (just one of the many choices of bread) is £3.50. One final point - though it brands itself as a fresh, healthy, classy sandwich shop, its best offering is undoubtedly the down-to-earth and shamelessly unhealthy cheese-dog. Mmm.