Rivalled only by Philpotts for sandwiches, this is a really good place to grab some lunch if your'e…read morein a hurry. Its not cheap so don't expect it to be, it's good food though. I really like the No-Mayo range, I hate mayonaise and it's ace to find a place that doesn't put it on everything! Really good for breakfast too and that's a fair bit cheaper than lunch!

Harsh? Well First Taste didn't smell so great the day I visited (just after new year, so they also…read morebarely had any food there, which might be related). The roast beef and cheese toastie I got was ok but I doubt the beef was cooked that day and onion as a garnish was all right but horseradish would have been such a good addition. I probably won't go back again because it's quite expensive and I find the shop itself unappetising - not just the smell but the clinical appearance.

Absolutely awesome! Filling, delicious pasty and sausage roll to eat as a takeaway. Totally wish…read morethey were in the U.S. The pasty is big enough to share if you're willing True to the Cornish Pasty tradition. Love it

Absolutely appalling service, please avoid the lady serving…read morewas very arrogant and rude, a smile costs nothing.

Disclaimer: I only had a coffee and a krispie cake - but they were both damn good…read more Shame on me I forgot to ask where they source their coffee from - a right answer here could bump them up to a 5 - yes I enjoyed myself that much! I was here for a good hour and a half but there was no pressure on buying an extra coffee/cake or any uncomfortable stares that 'that guy over there has been here 3 hours and spent £2.45,' which you do get from time to time if you live in coffee shops like I do. Anyhow, on to The Good Food Place - it's great! Modern inside with nice options for seating; either 'regular' chairs at 'normal' tables, good for sitting and eating or doing work from or comfier lounge style seats, good for slouching and relaxing over a nice coffee or flicking through a good book/magazine. They serve a range of food - lunch style like sandwiches - though I didn't try any on this occasion, so all I can tell is they make nice cakes, do good coffee, have very friendly staff and provide a relaxing and quiet environment for you!

A new coffee shop and bakery on Lever Street, right next door to Chapter One Books…read more They've only been open since very late December, so it still looks a tad spartan inside (there's not much on the walls yet and they were just putting up their chalk boards). Comfy seating can be found in the corner amongst the tables and chairs; and stools are lined up in front of the large windows so you can also sit and watch the world go by. It's flooded with light in here, so could be a good working / reading spot. That being said, the humming from their refrigerated units was annoyingly audible if you're 'tuned in' to it, even over the sound of the low-volume background music. As well as locally roasted coffees and loose teas, there are soft drinks such as lychee lemonade. Savoury snacks include panini and toasties - their homemade giant sausage rolls really need to be tried. There are also sweet treats baked on site every day, so it's well worth popping by and grabbing something fresh on the go.

The food here was delicious! From the moment you walk into Katsouris Deli, you know you are in for…read morea treat! The air is heavy with yummy food smells and really gets you excited for what's to come! The restaurant was quite busy when we arrived. The ordering system here is a little chaotic from an American standpoint. You place an order at the register, but at first it seemed hard to tell where that line began. Once we got that all sorted out, we grabbed a table and waited for our food. I got strumpets and my husband had the English Breakfast. I loved my meal and had a few nibbles off my husband's plate and everything was legit good! The sausage is made in house and the food was excellent quality. Katsouris is located in a bustling part of the city and had great people watching too! I would love to return here in my next trip to Manchester to try more of their fare.

Careful this place will make you wonder why you paid so much more elsewhere…read more But let's start with the beginning. And the best advice I can give you is "take your time". There are so many food options and variations. Even when the counter is free to order don't jump on it. Make sure you understand all menu options first. That said I ordered - half a "German" Frikadellen sandwich - half an Eastern chicken sandwich - a small (regular fries) and a coffee latte. It all came down to £14.50 (including the extra tax you pay while eating in) a steal! Let's address the Elefant in the room first: a German guy ordering a German Frikadellen sandwich and he is about to review it. A Frikadelle is a meatball patty The specialty is it is made with egg and onions. Let me tell you it is nothing about this sandwich being German. lol. It's Just a regular meat patty. In general, that is fine, but why would you mark it as a German Frikadelle. so please don't get food. This is not original. It is still a tasty sandwich though. The chicken sandwich has a delicious tzatziki coming with it which is Jo sauce with garlic and dill sometimes onions which in this case has not. Did chicken meat stove was tasty but a little bit on the dry side which is surprising for a deli that is as busy as this one. Overall, both sandwiches were very dry they were missing a sauce taste Wise both of them have been good I ordered Health sent juice so that I can try both but what came was a real sandwich so I got two full sandwiches. Please be aware if you are just a little bit hungry don't order more than one sandwich. They are very generous. The fries have been VERY crispy. I like mine well done but that was even a bit hard for me. They have a very tasty seasoning (like a good crisp/chip with paprika) and I ordered the regular-sized portion I am so happy I did cause I would have not been able to eat it all (even when they would have been perfectly cooked). Would I order again yes I would now know what I know I can easily adjust and ask them to give me more sources or anything to make it a little bit Juicy. Of course, I cannot ask them for chicken not to be dry but it was still tasty. In the end, it was a huge meal and I suggest starting small you can always go a second time. Prices are Hands down surprisingly low. I will have to take down one point for marketing products as "German" and then not even being close to the original. And a second one for the sandwiches being dry and so have been the chicken. Three stars easily can get to four - even five when they make the sandwich differently or make a Frikadelle.

great food,cheap prices but i found the customer services wasnt so great.I know its only a bakery…read morebut you would like a polite bye when your polite to them. everything is freshly cooked which is nice.

I really think that Hampsons Sausage Rolls are my favourite out of all the other bakers! They…read moreactually have a decent amount of sausage in rather than just loads of pastry and a poxy bit of meat!! Obviosuly the food is all freshly cooked on the day, they have fresh bread products aswell as pasties and sausage rolls, sandwiches and a gorgeous selection of srumdiddlyumptios cakes!

Barbakan is an excellent deli, with some astonishingly low prices (a large and sumptuous looking…read morepork pie was less than £3). There's lots to look at and a nice outdoor eating area where on Saturday morning they were cooking up several varieties of sausage, plus lamb burger. I had a delicious bratwurst and was particularly delighted by the wide range of condiments. Excited already for my next visit!

Fresh bagels w cream cheese and gherkins Norlander rye bread…read morewith caraway seeds Margarita olive bread Sunblush tomatoes Creamy Goats cheese Gooey Taleggio Pecorrino Kalamata olives Seranno ham Smoked salmon Potato salad Fresh coffee & Traditional Polish cheesecake In a word: YuMMMMMMMy.

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.

Good but tiny. Horrendous queues around lunchtime due to the demise of Hampsons. It is not unusual…read moreto have the queue out of the door. The cheese savoury sandwich is well worth the wait though. They offer loads of choice which is impressive given the size of the shop.

Always popular this place. Since I was young a pastie from Greggs was something to look forward to…read morealthough this place seems to have everything from cakes to soup. Great location too.