Sons + Daughters

Came here on a day out with my sibling, looking to try a nice sandwich because I love a good sandwich for lunch. My sibling had the egg mayo sandwich and I had the vegan sandwich, and we both enjoyed them very much! My vegan sandwich was delicious, admittedly the bread was a little stiff however the ingredients inside the sandwich were so delicious it hardly mattered, I loved it and was very satisfied with my choice. They also had my favourite sparkling water - a lemon Sanpellegrino - which was perfect to wash it down with. The location itself is also very cute in a very scenic area, lovely place to sit down at on a sunny day for a satisfying bite to eat. The staff were friendly and serving with a smile too. Highly recommended!

Smoked fish sandwich tasted ok but rather light on the extras and looked a bit grim. Contained large bits of fish skin which was very off-putting. Had the meal deal and the yellow paprika crisps were great. Probably wouldn't recommend this choice. Apparently the egg sandwiches were fine.

Hidden behind St Pancras Station and alongside Regent's canal, this sandwich shop can be found. The regeneration in this area is amazing , Granary Square and Coal Drop Yard spread out away from the canal with so many markets and places to eat you really are spoilt for choice. And, sadly, I picked the wrong one! It was ok, a ham and pesto sandwich, but it was underwhelming. Smart shop though and excellent service with a huge choice on offer. I'll try the open market next time where food is being cooked to order on each stall....

‘What?’ Is the reaction you will most probably have when you unwrap the world’s smallest sandwich. Photos are misleading, as they seem like they have changed their bread and significantly reduced the size. The chicken sandwich just tastes like mayo lettuce and chicken, in that order. You can’t taste any of the other ingredients they list on the menu. Soup is tiny and insignificant (miso and butternut squash?). Avoid- can have better lunch around the area for same price, or just grab a supermarket sandwich for the same experience minus the price.

A sad excuse for a sandwich shop. I ordered the marguez (lamb sausage) sandwich, which arrived without some of the ingredients and a gross mayo-ketchup flavored sauce. The sausage itself was ok but the sandwich was bleak. There also wasn’t many options. Definitely not what is shown on Google and way too expensive for what you get!

Fantastic, boojee sandwiches, packed with crisps and other wonderful things - a lot like the type you used to make as a kid. They’re also huge which makes sharing them a lot easier. The bread is thick and fluffy and the fillings are generously applied. The service was a little rough as the staff were run off their feet by the looks of things, which only slightly dampened the experience.

Food was good, like the portion size. A bit of the expensive side for a sandwich meal. Around 16£ for chips, sandwiches and drink. But I still enjoyed the sandwich.

Superb sandwich shop and cafe in Coal Drops Yard - absolutely love the chicken sandwich, and the tuna melt (seasonal - a collaboration with Pidgin restaurant). Laid back atmosphere. Great staff and service. While the location is small, it would be perfect spot for a mid morning catch up or meeting.