Sandwich Sandwich - Bristol, City of

I and my friend got a few sandwiches on the other day and we had high expectations, but unfortunately the sandwiches are huge and dry, the brot is bad quality, was bad and the huh was cold and dry. the sandwiches are all over size and. the number of ingredients, but not of quality at all. I would not recommend this place and throw half of the sandwich in the müll.

Please don't wait, ignore the hype and pick up their sandwiches elsewhere! overpriced and clearly underwhelming with sloppy employees who are constantly lying over each other.

People may be impressed by the sheer volume of food that they’re presented with, but personally I’d rather have a well balanced sandwich that actually tastes good. I chose a flatbread sandwich with chicken, salad and mayonnaise. I instructed my husband to request only a...small amount of mayo…. I ended up with a soggy bottom flatbread, with a ridiculous amount of chicken in which, quite frankly was tough and dry…the smallest amount of salad, which ended up cooked…cooked soggy lettuce…so gross…and finished off with copious amounts of mayonnaise oozing from this monstrosity… Literally feel sick after 2 bites…needless to say it went in the bin…yuk!

We came to Bristol to celebrate our special wedding anniversary and after a lovely waterfront walk, we came across Sandwich. There was a big queue so we thought that a good sign. Indeed it was. The variety, choices, quality huge amount of delicious fillings)...were definitely the best we have ever eaten. Lovely, friendly and sweet staff. A long wait but definitely worth it. Well done everyone.

Hygiene and cross-contamination have really removed me from this place that I visited at midday and was really shocked to see members of the staff who openly over contamination with the hands to pick up the various fillings. each worker wore blue gloves, but they went on the various fillings for the sandwiches with their hands. to get one by one. for example, take them a handful of huh, followed by a handful of coleslaw, while another could make a handful of ham, followed by a handful salat without changing gloves. this is all that happens before the customers, without pliers or something. I really thought it was out of date, will not come back.