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Good spot for lunchtime sandwiches?

  • 19-11-2019 7:12pm
    #1
    flipflophead22
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  • #2
    callaway92
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    In the city? Assuming you don't want a chain like O' Briens if you're asking?

    Couple of different ones that I use for lunch the odd time are Sodalicious, Petit Paris, Caffe Waffe


  • #3
    Comhrá
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    I like the sandwiches made in the Aroma Cafe at the junction of Catherine St and Roches St.


  • #4
    flipflophead22
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    callaway92 wrote: »
    In the city? Assuming you don't want a chain like O' Briens if you're asking?

    Couple of different ones that I use for lunch the odd time are Sodalicious, Petit Paris, Caffe Waffe

    In the city, yeah non chain places. So cafes I guess is best place.


  • #5
    GRACKEA
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    flipflophead22 wrote: »
    In the city, yeah non chain places. So cafes I guess is best place.

    Last time I was there I ate in a lovely little place called the Green Onion. Interesting menu and good portions.


  • #6
    dominatinMC
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    Cannot recommend The Green Onion highly enough. Unreal sandwiches, good variety to choose from, all local and fresh ingredients, sound staff, and a nice atmosphere in there. The only downside is that it's a little bit on the pricey side.


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  • #7
    phog
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    Cafe Rose or Aroma on Roches St.


  • #8
    John_Mc
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    Green Onion is lovely and well worth a trip


  • #9
    leakyboots
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    Green Onion, Arabica and Mickey Martins (more wraps than sandwiches there)


  • #10
    keane2097
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    Papaz do a couple of very nice pitas and things like that.


  • #11
    eljono
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    keane2097 wrote: »
    Papaz do a couple of very nice pitas and things like that.

    Papa'z meatball ciabatta is one of the nicest lunch options in town imo!


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  • #12
    James Bond Junior
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    Papaz southern fried chicken pitta. Top notch.


  • #13
    John_Mc
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    Papaz doesn't take card payments though. A negative mark in my opinion


  • #14
    sioda
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    John_Mc wrote: »
    Papaz doesn't take card payments though. A negative mark in my opinion
    They have for a while now


  • #15
    Miike
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    Papaz is on a new level of good. Beef stormer and Indian chicken are amazing!


  • #16
    dominatinMC
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    Didn't realise Papaz was so good, will definitely be calling in next week to sample!


  • #17
    James Bond Junior
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    My only gripe with Papaz is they don't do chips. Rosemary roasted wedges are all well and good but give me a skinny twice cooked chip with the skin still on and I'm hooked.


  • #18
    sioda
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    James Bond Junior wrote: »
    My only gripe with Papaz is they don't do chips. Rosemary roasted wedges are all well and good but give me a skinny twice cooked chip with the skin still on and I'm hooked.

    They have no deep fryer thus no chips


  • #19
    Coill1
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    +1 for Papaz bistro


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