Smashing little sandwich shop, recently re-opened under new management, which makes your sandwich…read morefresh to order. Usual range of breakfast baps and also lunchtime favourites such as chicken, beef and ham, with or without salad, on a choice of barm cake or baton. Also paninis, jacket potatoes, salad boxes, soup of the day and a couple of specials which were cheeseburger and also chilli and rice. Cans of pop and a chocolate bar or two rounds off the menu. The batons are really quite big and generously filled and could easily be shared between two really, very tasty too. Although the shop itself doesn't look all that promising from the outside I'd recommend giving it a try. Update: upgraded my review from 4 stars to 5 stars after several visits. Friendly staff, excellent sandwiches. Highly recommended!

Biased..yes as a local I use this hidden gem quite frequently. Tom and Diane have the cleanest…read morepremises ever. I have tried almost everything on the menu, the home made lasagne being the last item tried, delicious and home made, not the watered down 'supermarket' varities. Fresh crisp salads in boxes, choose what you want..or dont want in your box. Give it a try, you wont go far wrong!

Fantastic food all round to eat in or take away.also for the lads or ladies as well you Have 2…read more buxum ladies serving you with a smile well worth a visit

A small takeaway sandwich shop that has been established for many years…read more There is a wide choice of fillings and the staff are happy to mix and match to the customers requirements. The sandwiches are made to order and there is a choice of bread/rolls or batons. The meat is all sliced on the premises and there is none of the 'plastic' ham that is often sold. Poached salmon is one of the specialities on offer as well as a variety of chicken based fillings and a seafood one. The cooked meats and homemade coleslaw & potato salads are available to be purchased separately and if a customer only requires 1 slice of ham, then that is fine. A range of cans and bottled juices are sold, as well as crisps and chocolate based snacks. Parking is available down the side street and telephone orders are taken to avoid queueing at busy times. Worth a visit if you are passing by and feel hungry.

Whenever we go to Blackpool we make a point of getting our butties from here…read more This is ultra clean and nothing is too much trouble. There is loads of choice and it all yummy. Do try the coleslaw(to be honest you should try the lot) The only problem I ever have is what to buy(would happily eat the lot!) in fact we have been known to buy a few sandwiches-one for now and one(or more!!)for later-well thats my excuse anyway!. The staff are also really nice and are always pleasent even when they are really busy. Do try this little gem-well worth a visit.

As a traveler I was searching for something within walking distance of where I was staying…read more Couldn't find much but the reviews for this place on Google were excellent. Not sure if the British are just overly nice or if it was that good! After looking over a few reviews I found that a few of them came from Americans like myself and if I know anything about Americans on Yelp, they can be overly critical. Now I love supporting small businesses and I'm glad I did! Picnic Box is run by a sweet older couple cooking a prepping meals to order. As it was my first breakfast here in the UK I wanted to try a good ol English Breakfast. I got the smaller one: bacon, egg, sausage, beans and toast. I did not regret it. Now I've never had an English breakfast but I do know what good food taste like and it was great. I also ordered an iced latte no sugar added and it was made with one of those all-in-one machines and it was pretty good too. No complaints. I also order a tomato and cheese panini but I'll let you all know what that's like later. It does look delicious. Overall cost of my meal £10.10 and worth every penny. Overall I highly recommend supporting this business.

Recently opened little sandwich shop in Poulton-le-fylde. There are many sandwich shops, cafes and…read morebakeries in the small town of Poulton so business here is very competitive and this particular address has been through several hands in recent years and sadly none have lasted very long. So with this in mind I thought I'd give them a whirl. It has a fairly standard menu including sandwiches (barm or baton), salad boxes, breakfast baps, baked potatoes, soup, crisps, cakes and hot and cold drinks. Your sandwich is made fresh to order and all the ingredients are on display and all look very appealing. I had a chicken salad baton which was very pleasant but I did feel they were a bit ungenerous with the salad. Update I've been back several times since my initial review and must upgrade my review to 5 stars. The salad boxes in particular are lovely, a really good choice of items from the usual salad staples to pasta, couscous, rice, mixed beans, potato salad, coleslaw etc. etc. In fact if you ask for a bit of everything they are struggling to fit it all in the box! Lovely little shop, recommended.

This is a popular shop that sells fantastic pies and cakes…read more All the produce is made on the premises and the shop has been established for many years and has a good local reputation. The prices are reasonable and there is parking on the main road outside. Sandwiches are available, made on their own buns and several of the cakes are 'slab' ones that are sold by weight..ideal if you want to pass something off as 'home made'

Really good home bakery. Wonderful pies especially the steak!! Everything made on the premises.Can…read morereally recommend the vanilla slices.Gets very busy, can be queues out of the door!! A good range of sandwiches too.

Great restaurant. All the food options were excellent and I certainly enjoyed every meal I had here…read moreduring this week.

I've been occasionally popping into the West Coast Rock Café on trips to Blackpool for years, to…read morethe degree that I could've sworn I'd already reviewed it, but on checking my previous reviews, I apparently haven't, which is something I will remedy right now! Everybody who knows Blackpool knows of West Coast Rock, and anyone who is a visitor and who doesn't, should make the effort to find out, because it's well worth hunting out its blink-and-you'll-miss-it tiny front entrance, which comprises of nothing but a door with a staircase leading upwards, and some bright yellow signage. It's near the tower. It bills itself as a family restaurant and music venue, but it is what in the USA would be known as a Dive Bar. That's not an insult in any way, it's their term for a place that is rough around the edges, casual, with a focus on good casual food and drinks, and usually live music. West Coast Rock Cafe is big on all of these, and their style inside is dark red walls and ceilings, painted wall art and illustrations, even illustrations on the tables, and old furniture. It works. It works really well for what they're doing. The service is casual and friendly, staff treat everyone like regulars and smiles are always in view. The menu is burgers, steaks, sandwiches, classic American favourites, and some Mexican options. All the burgers are named with tongue in cheek and a sense of humour, ie a plain hamburger is called "The Boring Burger", and the rest of the menu shares the same fun and casual style, as well as the same style illustrations from around the restaurant too. This time round we ordered a Double Decker Club Sandwich from the West Coast Favourites section, and a Hill Street Blues Burger. Waiting for your food here is perfectly pleasant too, because as well as the excellent music videos playing and music generally, the restaurant is on the first floor with wrap-around windows, making it great for people-watching over the pedestrianised streets. The food arrived pleasantly presented. The burger was juicy, with oozy blue cheese topping caramelised onions and mushrooms, which really kicked the flavour up a few notches. The club sandwich was surprisingly filling, and with the addition of cucumber in the mix, it really gave the sandwich a bit of bite and pop. The fries on both meals were lovely and crisp and hot. One thing we noticed was that the burger came with a sauce, and we couldn't quite place what it was, was it a chilli mayo or a paprika mayo? We asked the server who told us that it was the chef's so-called 'dirty sauce', made with ingredients such as mayo, Cajun spices, and lime juice. Thing is, it's a really nice sauce, and not even mentioned on the menu, when it deserves to be, because it was something created not bought. The food was excellent as always, and once again even though we didn't get a starter, we had no room for dessert. I swear one day I'll be able to manage a dessert at West Coast Rock Cafe... in fact some day I might go JUST for dessert... maybe to try The Fudgezilla, but I don't know if I could bring myself to go to Blackpool and to West Coast, and NOT have their delicious food! Give it a try, it's fun, it's casual, and it's good quality. It won't break the bank either.

Great service, they do delivery, however the delivery can take a long time. But the meat is…read moredelicious and so is the bread. Well worth the money!