Sandwitches York - Speisekarte

Stumbled upon this teeny, tiny cafe with a very winding staircase lovely, friendly atmosphere and staff. Amazing food. Would highly recommend.

taken on Monday at 15 o'clock. had the first floor to us. hot drinks brought us comfortable chairs, reasonable prices and courteous employees. good on the market outside.

Lovely bacon sandwich with brie and a beaked potato for my daughter, both were.well received and we'll come again if we're ever in York . Maybe it is time to have a redecorate but it's certainly full of Character.

Poor service . Four of us walked in when a previous couple did and they said had plenty of tables then we asked for a four, woman was very rude said no tables for four so we asked nicely is there anywhere else recommend due to us having a disabled woman and women was rude again said no we can’t help. Poor service!!!! Would avoid !

Had a great lunch at this very quirky spot. I visited for lunch with my elderly Aunt and we were lucky to get the only two seats on the ground floor. It’s a steep spiral staircase up to the top two floors with the rest of the tables. The food was excellent and the staff friendly. If you don’t mind stairs a great place to pop into.

We visited for breakfast , we had a very warm welcome as soon as we walked in , We were shown to our table up the first spiral staircase, really cosy , clean and quirky, the waitress was very friendly , we were very impressed with her , the way she runs up and down those spiral staircases with two or three plates at a time, she is fantastic, the food was excellent, piping hot and delicious, we will definitely be back when we visit York again , Thank you

We ordered a vegetarian breakfast and asked to have the fried egg ‘well done’. A simple request yet we were told that the chef wouldn’t do this as he didn’t have time. It was busy but a fried egg is easy to overcook at the best of times. When we switched to the vegan breakfast we were told there were no hash browns; not a problem at this point as just wanted to eat. However being charged 20p less overall for said omission didn’t sit right. Lovely little cafe and quirky appeal makes for an otherwise nice pitstop while exploring York’s intriguing and interesting streets. Points lost for only poor service and seemingly poor understanding of simple culinary tasks.

Visiting York with my Husband, sll the places we passed for lunch, were very busy. We kept walking until I spotted Sandwitches. We were welcomed straight away and led, on a narrow, winding staircase, to the first floor. There we had a choice of comfy seats, or sitting at a table. We opted for the table. The table service was quick. We went for cups of tea and burgers. Mine with oat milk, his with cows milk. I had the spicy Vegan burger and my Husband the brie bacon topped burger. I'm not keen on little plastic sachets, but made use of a couple of them, as my burger salad anf chips would have been dry otherwise.My Husband was impressed by his and he likes a good burger. Mine could have been s...

We visited here as a family and were happy to find somewhere independent to eat with a tasty sounding menu. How wrong we were to make this choice! I ordered the Brie and salami ciabatta toasted sandwich, which sounds delicious! What I received was an extremely poor quality square ‘ciabatta’ (nothing of the sort) that strangely seemed as if it had been squashed and toasted to within an inch of its life, then had a few slabs of Brie shoved in with three tiny slices of cheap rubbish pepperoni type thing, clearly after the bread had been toasted. The cheese hadn’t melted at all and It was the worst, most dry and horrible sandwich I have ever eaten. And I am usually very forgiving! Was like eatin...