When I first laid eyes on this place, I'll admit that I assumed it would only sell extortionately…read morepriced organic cakes and wholemeal humus bread roles. But how wrong was I?! It may look like your average bohemian snack joint, but Snack Attack actually serves a more eclectic menu than you might imagine. Yes, the obligatory hearts 'n flowers hippie food can be purchased here, but so can a good old fashioned bacon sandwich (for a modest £1.90 too!) And if you're ravenous and in the area, the cafe also serves a scrumptious all day breakfast for a fiver. Lovely jubbly.

This sandwich shop is a little oddly placed along Cheltenham Road just up from town. I've walked…read morepast here a couple of times late evening and it's still been open, which is a definite plus point. They offer a range of sandwiches made to order, and have a good amount of healthy options so as you can feel a little lighter in both the stomach and the wallet. Having said that, it's not too expensive at all, and most of the items are in the region of £3-£4. The girl who served me was very friendly. They must cash in on walking traffic around here as I don't suppose there'll be a particular lunch rush in this area, nevertheless this is a pretty good place to grab a bite to eat on the move.

Delicious bagels! We had the BLT bagel, both plain and poppy seed were great! Very nice coffee as…read morewell.

Europe 2023 - Bath Need a quick breakfast or sandwich on the…read morego? The Whole Bagel has it. All sorts of bagel concoctions quickly made. The bagels were very tasty and soft. I also got a cappuccino and it was excellent.

I'm probably a breakfast and coffee snob so when I say this was worth it I mean it! We were…read morecreated when we waked in very warmly. Told to find any seat upstairs and order from the QR code on the table. It was easy to use the website and pay through the app. Not long after our food and drinks arrived and all of it tasted so good. The restroom was clean and well maintained. There were people studying since it's near campus as well as working with laptops and such. The room upstairs has wonderful window light and a view of the street if that's your thing. There was water available upstairs self serve and coloring sheets were there for kids too!

perfect american brunch To face the long day ahead of me, on…read moreSunday I absolutely had to try the Boston Tea Party breakfast. If you love powerful American brunches, BTP is a must! At BTP, you will find the most sandwich and full-bodied semi-sweet pancakes you will ever eat in your life. Flavoured with a cascade of maple syrup, they will be the perfect match for the fried bacon with which they are served. Tired of avocado toast - let's face it, I can do it myself at home, without spending nine effing pounds - I wanted to try the famous eggs Benedict. Accompanied by two slices of sourdough toast bread and hollandaise sauce they were fire! I also wanted to add some bacon just to keep it light... because why not?! I was expecting classic American bacon in thin, crunchy and super scorched strips, but I think this is the English version: thick and almost rounded slices, more like a slice of meat, but still delicious af. The meat was tender and cooked evenly, nicely browned at the edges.

Best pancakes and a very cute vibe. The always very friendly staff makes you feel super welcomeread more

Some residents of Clifton consider themselves, how shall I put it, slightly more refined than those…read morein other parts of the city. And some of those people frequent the Primrose café. However, don't let that put you off. Whilst it does have a full lunch and dinner menu breakfast/brunch is probably what it does best. On weekend mornings, you'll see it chock-a-block with people having smoked salmon bagels and cappuccinos, and this is the best time to visit. The evening meals are delicious though. The place is candle lit in the evenings too, transforming making for a quite intimate experience. This really has got the fundamentals of a good restaurant exactly right. The service is as sharp as anywhere else I've been recently, and you can see that plenty of attention has been given to the interior design. All the food I've had has been delicious. Having gushed about it I should warn that it's certainly not cheap, which is unsurprising given the location (Clifton Village) and probably explains the clientèle. An evening meal for five tops out at over a hundred pounds - this is somewhere for special occasions, or just when you're feeling rich. A piece of toast and a coffee won't cost that much though, so go for breakfast if you haven't got a spare fifty quid lying around in your wallet. Certainly don't pass it up completely just because of the prices, it's a delightful place that's should be on the list of places to go of anyone visiting in Bristol.

FINALLY managed to make it to New York Deli after living in Cardiff for years. I'm an American and…read morealways had it in the back of my mind that I needed to visit a little slice of America in Cardiff. I had the "New York". Unfortunately, when I went they ran out of hoagies so I had to get it in a bagel but it was packed to the BRIM. Although when you look at the prices you might grimace at it seeming expensive, because of the generous portions the prices are well worth it. This is more than just a simple sandwich people!!! 4 stars because the bagel itself was just alright but the fillings were delicious. However, I do have it in my mind that I have to come back and try some of their hoagies. Don't skip over this place! Overstuffing your face is what the good ol' USA is all about!

Open since 1990, The New York Deli is home of the kinda sandwiches that you see on Man Vs. Food…read morethat make you shout at the television - I could eat that!? Yet I'm pretty sure that when faced with the deli delights, like myself - you would struggle and ask for a takeaway. TIP: Try and get your hands on a menu prior to visiting as when faced with all the options and ingredients you're likely to panic pick! Rookie's Guide: Choose your bread, Choose your spread, Choose your fillings, Choose your Salad! On my last visit I had the Reuben: Salt Beef, Swiss Cheese, Coleslaw with the addition of Jalapenos - £3.90. *please take moment to appreciate the magnitude of the meat to bread ratio* Delicious yet ridiculously filling - The New York Deli is open 7 days a week. They slice ALL their meats and cheese daily, support local charities AND use local suppliers for just about everything. They even deliver if you order before 10am!

Finally! Perfect take-away shop that is affordable and has a great selection of pastries and…read moresandwiches. Homemade bagels and cakes. Excellent coffee drinks. They also sell a selection of chutneys, juices, local cheeses, etc. Would go here every day if we lived in Warminster! The shop was about to close when we stopped in. We bought the rest of their puff pastries which were delicious - chicken, mushroom, spinach in a white sauce. They made us bagel sandwiches since they had sold out of their sandwiches for the day. Not your run-of-the-mill British sandwich shop!

Poor quality and uninspiring selection, wouldn't bother. Better value and quality in my local Spar!read more

There are so many places like this around Cathays. And some of them are so much better than this…read more Some of them are so much worse - but is that really a compliment? The prices are acceptable and the service, to be fair, was great. But my food had no real flavour and it didn't have that lightness that you get with something that tastes truly fresh. On a hot summer's day when you've been exercising, you want something that you can sink your teeth into, but still isn't too stodgy... I just didn't get that.

Dough is a real treat. Smack bang in the middle of student town (there was a good business…read moredecision), it offers a huge range of sandwiches, baguettes, salad boxes and drinks. The veritable smorgasbord of fillings will probably mean you stand there for about 20 minutes trying to decide what to order. My advice is just order everything. Although it's not a big place, there is obviously a busy kitchen and it does its best to turn out some excellent home-made cakes and pastries to satisfy any sweet tooth. Beware; in term time Dough gets incredibly busy. The queues outside and round the block would suggest they're selling something other than sandwiches, but maybe it's just testament to how tasty the food is (or how hungry the students are). It's also worth a visit just to see how many girls can fit behind a counter and make baguettes at the same time. There seemed to be hundreds last time... It's inexpensive, tasty and only a ten minute walk from Bute park. What are you waiting for?

Smart and clean, Dough is a great little sandwich shop with friendly staff and low prices, popular…read morewith the resident students living in the area - and some of the workers from the University and other businesses nearby. They offer bagels, paninis, toasties, baguettes and jacket potatoes with a good choice of fillings, including classics such as brie and cranberry, plus mixed salads. For afters, there are some sweet treats such as their delicious flapjacks coated in thick chocolate. Considering the small size of the café, they have a decent amount of outdoor seating where you can sit in the sun on a fine day and watch the students milling around.

Ahh yes, the legendary Earls…read more Now, you'd think making a sandwich was something pretty easy. I can knock up a belter in a matter of minutes, yet somehow Earls have got it right and every other sandwich place hasn't. Maybe it's the bread they use or the fillings - I'm not sure. But if you're hungry at lunch and want something quick, tasty and filling go for the 'torpedo' roll. Not a lot else to add, other than if you're a sandwich shop, you'd do a lot worse than trying to copy this formula. I'd rate this above subways too, mainly because you haven't got some spotty teenager handling your food.

This place is tiny and a bit hidden, but well worth a visit. The sandwiches are amazing, and there…read moreis a huge variety. The baguettes are massive and wonderful.

It's no secret within my circle of friends that I really like Citi Kitchen. It's a fairly small…read moresnack bar, but with fresh salads, sandwiches, cakes and cookies. My personal fave is a jacket potato with cheese in. Not fancy, but nither am I. What is great about the place is the friendliness of the staff that work there. Whether your new or not, a conversation is always struck and is a big reason why I keep coming back. I wouldn't recommend eating in, as the place is quite small and isn't great if the shop is busy with people taking away, standing by your table as your praying to the heavens you don't spill bean juice all over yourself in front of them. The price isn't too bad either, it's the same as any other sandwich shop in town. What I do like though is that they only use biodegradable packaging for all their food. Al Gore is a happy man then...

Discovered this Great little food outlet providing a great range of jacket potatoes and my personal…read morefavourite is the roast vegetable& goats cheese, This place also offers build your own salads with a large range of toppings which suits me perfectly as I am pretty fussy towards salads also must reccomend the garlic and herb dressing! I must agree with Jaime's comments in regards to the staff they have never failed to make me feel welcome.