Seriously?

[sherrardk]

Boy #1 has gone out for a meal this evening so I thought I’d look at the menu. On the lunch menu is ‘filled bread’? They’re sandwiches!

[tonyav]

Ah but is it toasted filled bread though,sherr ;-)

[ummmm]

Could it be that hollowed out bread. Jamie Oliver does something like that.

[sherrardk]

I’ve looked at the photos on FB, they’re cracking looking sandwiches but they are just sandwiches (with lots of sides).

[Canary42]

A prime candidate for Private Eye's Pseuds Corner .

[ummmm]

Lol. How much are they?

[sherrardk]

£7 (buffalo mozzarella, olive tapenade & basil) - £10 (rump steak, blue cheese & onion marmalade). The place looks quite nice and it’s on the river so I think the price is about right.

[douglas9401]

If you have to ask you can't afford them.

[tonyav]

£10 (rump steak, blue cheese & onion marmalade).

That sounds nice ( swap the onion marmalade for onion rings though ).

[ummmm]

Lol Doug....

[pastafreak]

I'd like the buffalo mozzarella, tapenade and basil please. Sounds yum.

[lankeela]

Sorry can't stand all that pretentious stuff - give me a good old ham sarnie anyday without all the *** they stick in these days. Can't believe how hard it is to find a plain ham sandwich anywhere - Sainsburys do one though and its on white bread not that cardboard stuff.

[ummmm]

It's not pretentious. It's nice.

[Mamyalynne]

I'll have the rump steak and onion marmalade please - hope the bread is good too.

A ham sarnie is what I have at home, I don't go out to dine on one.

[Jackdaw33]

I agree with lankeela. Trying to find a simple sandwich on white bread without the ubiquitous mayonnaise (aka the Devil's vomit) is nigh on impossible.

[Mamyalynne]

Our local bakery asks what you wish to leave off, eateries will do likewise.

[ummmm]

Not if you have a freshly made one in a restaurant!

[jno]

sure, just ask for what you want

[Jackdaw33]

I wouldn't go to a restaurant just for a sandwich. I'm thinking more of the ready-made outlets where the choice is take it or leave it.

[ummmm]

Obviously.

[ummmm]

You can get 'pretentious' sandwiches in cafes nowadays.