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GO Sandwich Bars in Central London |
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Ploughmans or BLT?
Goats Cheese or Italian Salad? Whichever sandwich you
prefer and whether you want to eat on the move or take
the weight off your feet, there’s a range of options
available in Central London. Visiting London is akin to stepping inside the home of the sandwich bar. This is where the very first Pret A Manger [map] and Starbucks [map] began their UK lives. You’ll still find the ever reliable Pret, Starbucks, Café Nero and Benjy’s, but there’s also a range of independently owned coffee shops and sandwich bars. Try Zoomslide Café, at The Photographers’ Gallery [map], Great Newport Street, for lunchtime treats. Vegetarians will find plenty of pasta, sandwiches and salads. If you like fresh ingredients pop into the Wholemeal Vegetarian Café [map], Shrubbery Road. Neal’s Corner Sandwich Shop [map], Monmouth Street, is a great international café catering for a range of needs. Offering soup and snacks as well as more filling alternatives, Neal’s is a particular favourite with Londoners. For sandwiches with an Italian twist check out Giovanni’s Sandwich Bar [map], Museum Street. Choose from a range using fresh ingredients such as mozzarella, garden-fresh basil and ripe tomatoes. Soup can warm you up on a cold day or help to cool you down when the heat of the crowds gets a bit overwhelming. There’s a range of establishments offering a wide variety of soup and gazpacho, and a limited variety of sandwiches. One particularly popular soup café is Soup Works [map] . Soup Works has become an institution amongst Londoners and visitors alike and has more than eight restaurants throughout London. Check out the Monthmouth Street branch. Enjoy a pint with your sandwich at The Box Café Bar [map], Monmouth Street, for a relaxing haven away from the busy streets and an ideal place to rest when indulging in a shopping trip. Over in the City business work hard and relax hard, if you’re looking for a great sandwich bar here you won’t be disappointed with the extensive range. Try The Hiscox Art Café [map], Great St Helen’s, and Turkish favourite The Sofra Café [map], Ludgate Circus, for unusual sandwiches. Vegetarians will find a good selection of eats in the City including The Candid Café [map], Torrens Street, and The Balcony Café [map], at The Barbican, Silk Street, for a range of Mediterranean cuisine. If you want to comment on our choices or recommend somewhere, why not use our What You Recommend form to let us know. |
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