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United Kingdom Food Guide: 4 Deli food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Yate
Discover Restaurants offering the best Deli food in Yate, United Kingdom including The Hamptons Delicatessen, Greggs, Madd Sandwich, Daisy Chain Deli
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1. The Hamptons Delicatessen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 351 reviews
Gem of a find.... Excellent Bistro with fabulouls quality food and sanwiches. Friendly local staff. Coming from London, the service and quality here in a trendy enviroment was fabulous.
Reviewed By JustineKingNorman
Smashing eatery with great food and super-friendly staff. Lovely breakfast dishes to eat in or snacks to take out, plus a varied lunch menu and yummy cakes!
2. Greggs
Reviewed By abbie92828
Polite staff, amazing food, nice place where it is. Also the food was hot. My favourite was chicken bake and sausage roll
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3. Madd Sandwich
Reviewed By KimP636
Madd Sandwich is the local go-to for a work day lunch - fresh made sandwiches (with a very good selection of choices), and even a make-your-own-Salad area. This is not a sit-down eatery - designed for take-away. And there are some super friendly staff.
4. Daisy Chain Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By bill h
Met my mate here for a breakfast catch up. Its a much better venue now than it was when it first opened. It didn't seem to know whether it was a Delicatessen or a Cafe. Now its a Cafe and quite a good one.The full breakfast (large) is good.Two sausages of reasonable quality but not everyone appreciates the Artisan sausages packed full of meat. In fact my lot wont eat a sausage if 'Its got lumps in it".Mushrooms were fine, Bacon was good nicely cooked and there was lots of it. Hash Browns were crisp and dry. There was a large portion of Beans, Maybe too big as it spilt all over the plate. couple of fresh grilled Tomatoes and two very nicely cooked eggs (Fried) filled the plate almost to bursting. Thankfully the toast (theres a choice of bread) was served on a separate plate or it would have been impossible to eat.This is a good breakfast if a little expensive and I would have liked a larger plate to accommodate the food.The tea came in a big pot with an offer to top us up if we needed more.Cups were nice too, not too big and rather nicely shaped.There was no sauce or salt and pepper on the table but the server offered to bring this if we needed it.Seating was comfortable, there was plenty of space and we could watch the world go by through the big windows.Staff were very friendly and helpful.All in this place has improved considerably and is a welcomed addition to the village.
