Grace St. Paul's

I always fit at this place and their sandwiches displayed at the windows always look very tasty. So I decided one day to eat from there. it was pm and I know they usually sell everything before fortunately there were some sandwiches left, so I thought I would finally try it. I went into the load and the cash register was very unwilling, he looked at me strangely as if he was unhappy to see another customer. I asked what was left, and he showed me the sandwiches, so I studied the labels and then chose two. While he enveloped them, I took my card out to pay and said to the irresistible wise that they only take cash. I was ready to go to the next cash machine to take cash if he wasn't so rude. So I just went, maybe I'll try again.

The food and service are great, it is a tiny caffe without sitting, but loads of personality and great eating, most of which is made to house. the rolls are the best in london and the coffee is great, real deep.

That was such a good experience, we ate so much! they offer a separate vegan/vegatarian menu, large standard options and a few experimental. we had hot vegatsu, yasai gyoza, teriyaki vegan bungalows and Vega-Squid (mushrooms.) all delicious to visit again in any case! be careful what they choose, but not everything will be as good as my experience. updated by previous review on 2021-12-08

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