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GO Sandwich Bars in Newcastle |
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There are sandwiches
like your mum used to make, and there are sandwiches you
find in the supermarket…but over the years the humble
sandwich has been transformed into a specialty cuisine,
and in Newcastle you can enter a world where the sandwich
has become interesting. No longer is the sandwich a slab of cheese in plain white bread, it is now something far more exotic. Although the formula is the same as it always has been - a flour based casing for a favourite filling or two – that’s about the only thing it has in common with what you found in your school lunchbox. Dene’s Deli [map] is the pioneer of the modern sandwich, and has won awards for its work with the art form. The variety extends to over 100 filling alternatives that can be enjoyed on a choice of breads, including the Newcastle famed stottie. They cover the whole range from the straightforward ham on white sliced to Pepper salami & Normandy chutney on poppy seed knot. And even vegetarians should find they are well catered for on the menu. The only downside is that Dene’s is located a little out of the city centre on Jesmond Road beyond the University of Northumberland, but sandwich lovers don’t have to miss out, as they do have a delivery service available. For a lunchtime alternative close to the city centre, you could try Smoothe Wrap [map] on High Bridge Square. As the name suggests fresh smoothies and wraps are the cuisine of choice but it’s the global flavours that are the real attraction as the menu features wrap fillings inspired by Jamaica, Mexico and Thailand, amongst others. Smoothe Wrap is open everyday from 10:00am except Sunday. O’Briens is a popular chain of sandwich shops that have outlets as far afield as Saudi Arabia and Singapore. As well as their range of ready-styled “customer favourites”, you can also create your own sandwich to suit the mood you’re in at the time. Newcastle has a number of locations where you can sample O’Briens lunchtime snacks including Eldon Garden [map], Grainger Street [map] and Pilgrim Street [map]. 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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