Deli Flavour in Leicester

the staff are polite and very friendly, the vegetables were fresh and incredibly delicious. I was particularly impressed with the hummus, it was the best I've had and probably will ever have

Nice toasties! Love their avacado with chicken brown sandwich. Drinks are also very nice Thankyou. Be back soon after our run

Went here the other day. The lad serving me was rude, in fact patronising making out as if I can’t speak English! Ordered a drink and he poured it into a glass and left it by the counter then carried on with his job. Food was otherwise not bad.

This place appears to have changed hands? The menu hasn’t changed but the name has and unfortunately the service appears to have changed for the worse. We ordered a pot of tea, 2 wraps and some cake. We were told there was a 20 minute wait for the wraps. The tea arrived with the cake fairly promptly, although with no milk. However, the wraps took approx 50 minutes to arrive and we had to go and ask how much longer they were going to be but I’d ordered a Mexican chicken wrap and a halloumi wrap arrived... the server said that’s what was written on the ticket (the same person who took the order). My partner started on his wrap which was falafel wrap only to discover cucumber inside even though he’d requested no cucumber when ordering! At this point we decided to leave it and got a full refund after some quibbling as at this point we had drunk the tea. It is a shame as the cafe does have a good look and feel and the cake looked good but the service unfortunately needs improvement. When we got a refund we were told they’d had a big order and I’m wondering if deliveroo orders are being prioritised over customers in the cafe? If trying to do both then you need a workable system so both types of customer are kept happy, and if you mess up then you need to be proactive in trying to sort it out. Something as simple as offering a top up to acknowledge the waiting time for food.

Had a wonderful & delicious lunch here with mum, great to see they serve gluten free bread too. Lovely & knowledgeable staff so welcoming, the whole experience was very pleasant & looking forward to our next visit.

Really good Deli and does amazing toasties and other food. Highly recommended, my favourite is the bacon, Brie and chill jam toastie. What ever Brie and bacon they use is just delicious 😋

Staff are amazing Food and coffee are excellent The style is lovely and unique I recommend it ,,,,,,

A charming little cafe that hosts a variety of board games and retro video game. The food and drink selection is good and it isn’t over priced. It’s quirky decor compliments the Silver Arcade.

This is a highly accessible cafe serving (with a smile) a delicious range of great food. They will cater for all preferences, gluten free, nut free, dairy free, vegan, whatever, all you have to do is say and they are happy to oblige. I have been there twice now, on consecutive days, and have been delighted on both occasions

I've always loved Silver Arcade, and although there aren't many shops there since it's had a makeover, this place is a fabulous find. Quirky furniture and fittings, warm and friendly staff completely unfazed by being asked for gluten free and vegan food. Good prices and range. I'll be going again.

All food was fresh and made in the moment. Smoothies were lovely and everything was well priced. Lovely hidden gem for a spot of lunch.

Lovely little place tucked away from the hustle of the main shopping area. Great little menu available and lovely independent coffee. Well worth a visit.

Just having wander on a Sunday. We don’t know Leicester at all. We stumbled on to it. I didn’t want to go a large chain We had a lovely toasted Brie, ham toasty with salad and a pecan cake. Lovely and reasonably priced. Lots of vintage memorabilia even have a play with Sonic.

Very nice food. Very vegetarian friendly and a nice selection of beers and ciders. Found the service very good. I will return again no doubt.

What a find! Just had a great light lunch in this quirky cool deli. As I am currently off bread I asked for a salad while my husband chose a sandwich with side salad. They were both great, tasty and well presented. Add in the nerdy chic decor and the option to pick up artisan product and this great little deli tucked away in Silver Arcade is definitely one for the favourites list

Tucked away down an arcade off Leicester high street. More cafe than deli. Quite a few shelves with stuff like craft beer and innovative designer jam, but it rather looks like décor rather than goods for sale.

Popped in here after a recommendation from a friend. A very quirky place which is decorated with items from my childhood. The food was good with a delicious choice of sandwiches made with lovely bread. A good selection of loose teas and coffees. If you're into beers they have a great choice.

I often pop in for brunch here. The coffee is good but the sandwiches are excellent. Not cheap but worth every penny. Especially the chicken pesto Parmesan on granary.

I visited Deli Flavour with my elderly mum and her elderly friend. The friend is one of the fussiest eaters I know and my mum, who is recovering from a major operation, had lost her appetite. Both my mother and her friend are still talking about the best sandwiches they've ever had. Well done Deli Flavour for giving my mum her appetite back. I'm pretty fussy myself being vegan and a stickler for quality food. My own sandwich was heavenly. I was so happy to see a good selection of vegan options and all really tasty. I was just a little sad that my sandwich was so filling that I didn't have room for one of their delicious looking vegan cakes. I'll just have to go back another time. Keep up the good work guys. Good selection of beers too. I bought several.

Partner to the one in Allandale Rd it’s good to see an new deli in this part of town. Lovely cakes and bread from Hambletons bakery make it a must visit cafe on the edge of The Lanes.

Called in for a relaxed lunch on Saturday, ordered coffee, mint tea, ploughman’s sandwich and avocado on toast.

I was delighted to find a good choice of gluten free sandwiches and also cakes available for lunch on Saturday. Food was lovely and reasonably priced.

This place has the nicest staff in the city.

Excellent. All around. Couldn't fault anything! Food and coffees were first class. Would highly recommend.

There is excellent choice here - and a very friendly welcome.Our meals were obviously freshly prepared and were beautifully presented. The coffee and tea were also very good. There was a very tempting selection of cakes - sadly we did not have any room!We loved the atmosphere - and will certainly return. Highly recommended.

This gorgeous deli, while a little off the beaten track, is right in the city centre and is perfect for a lunch when you're out shopping. Great coffee, veggie and vegan options and a lovely atmosphere. A firm favourite of mine so defo give it a shot!

We ordered two £2.80 fresh orange juice's but when they came, they were completely filled with chunks of ice. It took me about a minute to drink the juice from mine, leaving a glass full of ice. I guess the glass was about 1/4 juice, and it was about a half-pint glass.When I walked over to my server and asked why my glass was filled with ice, she said " that's the way we always do it", to which I said "that's a rip-off".Instead of offering me a new glass, which I would have done if it was my café, she had the cheek to shout at me across the café for leaving my glass on a table in front of her full serving tray for her to pick-up.My girlfriend and I were furious.These guys will rip you off and then shout at you for asking why.

visited to do and was pleasantly surprised to find lots of vegan choices as well either soya or almond milk. the Staff were very friendly and couldn't do enough to help.i only had a simple snack ,but it was clear that time had been given to present it nicely and it was very tasty ,my companion had a platter which looked lovely and he said it was very tasty.As a disabled customer I was pleased to see it had relocated to the ground floor ,its a little tight on space,but I am sure the staff would make you comfortable .there is also table outside under cover and plans for some out on the front. All in all a lovely little lunch stop

I found this cafe on a visit to my home town a few years ago when it was upstairs in the Silver Arcade. I came back this weekend as it stuck in my mind as a great place to eat. Since my last visit they have moved to the ground floor because of a hike in rent so the place is smaller than before but this makes the place nice and cosy and you can people watch whilst you eat! The owners are obviously passionate about what they do and care about food which all comes across with the service. If you're passing by I highly recommend popping in.

Great lunch here today. Lovely relaxed atmosphere, generous potions and great flavours. Staff are really nice. Great ambience. Will return when we are in the area.

. Right at the top of the silver arcade is this great little cafe and delicatessen. The decor is a cross between vintage and bohemian shabby chique. The staff are pleasant and the food tasty. Mostly sandwiches, wraps and bagels with a variety of fillings. It is located in the glorious silver arcade but sadly only four of the thirty units are occupied. This wonderful city centre structure should be buzzing but either the rents are too high or the out of town shopping centres are draining the city centres of its clientele. Give them a visit. Cakes looked great but we resisted.

After battling the pre Christmas crowds, we were looking for somewhere to eat and purely by chance, we turned into the Silver Arcade, which looked quite desolate until we spotted the display board for the Deli Flavour and as a group of student looking people coming down the stairs, we decided we would investigate and climbed the two flights of stairs....so pleased we did. The Deli' is pleasantly laid out and the variety of foods and beers on display was totally inviting. We ordered the King Richard III Platter (see photo) to share plus coffee and a local beer, then sat at the large trestle table looking Silver Street & High Street. The platter was a good size to share, all most to big to eat on your own, with a good selection of local cheeses, plus stuffed peppers, vine leaves, olives and onions.Speaking with the owners of Deli Flavour, they may be moving the premises either down stairs to the ground floor or elsewhere in the city centre.A really super cafe that we were so pleased to have found.

The only menu I saw last week where low-carb options were available.These options were also attractive and tasty.

The location is a bit hard to find if not a local but do make the effort.We had a delicious halloumi kebab wrap and home made lemon cake to follow.Very friendly staff, excellent coffee and a lovely kid friendly area with games, chalks, books etc.Fantastic array of cheese, olives, meats, chutneys and jams to purchase.Highly recommended.

Bit out of the way but well worth either taking the lift or walking the stair for exercise. Lovely building and brilliant decor inside. Really crafty and nice. Really nice people. Best latte I have tasted in ages and great for an afternoon snack. I will be back again

Stopped for a quick lunch and coffee. It is hard to find on the second floor of the Silver Arcade, a deightful Victoruan building in the centre of town which looks to be recently renovated but is mostly empty.Furnished in anything that was handy at the time this deli/cafe offers a good range of sandwiches, salads and light snacks, and a pint if that's your fancy. Mine is good coffee, and it was. I also had the Stilton, walnut and grape salad which was lovely, served with a separate olive oil and balsamic vinigar dressing, and mixed greens. Delicious. My companion had a toasted bacon and brie sandwich with a sweet sauce which was a little too sweet for her taste.The deli overlooks the street through bay windows. It also sells a range of deli goods.

The second-floor location makes this ideal for people-watching on the precinct below while enjoying a tasty deli snack and drink. You have to know how to find it but well worth succeeding. Friendly staff, good coffee, free Wi-Fi - it''s all here with a view thrown in. Definitely recommended.

This is a fantastic little place hidden away from the huddle and bustle of the city centre. A really great place to meet people and enjoy a relaxing drink and a snack. Their selection of cakes is also wonderful.

The staff also handled a very rude man very well. Nice relaxing atmosphere with a nice selection of deli treats. The vegan brownie is incredible too.

This place is in an amazing recently renovated Victorian arcade. The food is good quality and value and the deli range is excellent. Its got a really retro feel to it and is a great place to relax in. So refreshing to find somewhere different, but that maintains good old fashioned quality of both food and service. If you are looking for a place for a light lunch , afternoon tea/coffee you have to go here. Also the Deli range is really good

Central and easy to get to, but not too busy. They have a nice view of High Street, have more seating now which is great. A nice range of food for lunch, lots of gift deli treats. They now have a range of Ales. Nice for tea too.

What a pity that nobody seems to know this gem hidden on the second floor of the Silver Arcades. Delicious coffee, lovely food and a whole deli range to choose from!

This is a little café on the second floor of the little known Silver Arcade in the heart of Leicester. The Silver Arcade is one of Leicester's hidden gems and this café is great too. Good wholesome food , large portions at reasonable prices. Lovely view out of the window-seats. I will definitely come back. Very convenient for a lunch break when visiting the Cathedral, Guildhall and Richard III Centre because it is just at the far end of Silver Street, close to the Clock Tower.

I visited for lunch yesterday with a friend and had a wonderful time. I had an avocado and pesto wrap with a quinoa side salad and it was delicious! The decor is great and I love that it's so bright and sunny. It's a lovely little gem and I will definitely be coming back. Thanks guys!

Awesome chilled out cafe with a great view of town. Great coffee and a nice selection of food, always has good music playing too...

Deli Flavour puts out consistently good food here in Silver Arcade in Leicester. It is usually our first choice for lunch when in the city. The sandwiches are just the best and other caterers should take a (salad) leaf out of Deli Flavour's book and review their mediocre offers. Great staff. Great atmosphere at the top of the building. Just a shame that the recently refurbished arcade is not yet buzzing with independent retailers.

Been here a few times now and really enjoy its location, great views, vintage vibe and most importantly delicious, quality food. Never been disappointed. Great selection of Deli food, cheeses, pickles, beer etc.

I "discovered" this place while exploring the almost empty Silver Arcade. I love the mish mash of styles for the place, and the excellent range of products to buy (not least the beers!)I didn't eat so can't comment on that. The coffee was good, but I should have ordered a larger on as it was a little small. It took a little while to arrive, but they'd only just opened and were still setting up (so I won't mark them down for that!). It was lovely drinking it at a window seat and just watching the world go by

A gorgeous deliatessen with fabulous views of Leicester City centre. Great eat in food and coffee . Friendly laid back service. Brilliant music playlist and a massive selection of cheeses and deli goodies to take home.

The deli is a great place to meet up with friends, especially now we have children in tow. They have delicious coffee, served in generous and homely mugs and a great selection of cakes, pastries and sandwiches. There are enough toys and books to keep the little ones entertained, so we aren't worrying about them disturbing other customers. It's even better if you get a seat on the chalkboard table or next to the retro games station.You can also pick up some great gifts from the Deli shop, the local honey is delicious!

Love this place and felt compelled to write a review after seeing a couple of very harsh reviews recently amongst the usual 4 n 5 stars.This place is the best. Independent, Tasty coffee, best music playlist in any caff I've been in, great food choice, mad decor and just so relaxed.

Stopped for coffee and a cake, the cannoli was good but the lemon one one was stale. The coffee was not pleasant and I left most of it. There is a good atmosphere and a good selection of deli produce.

Friendly welcome, interesting and different decor, lovely food and quick service. My breaded Camenbert with red onion sauce, rustic bread and salad tasted just like it should and was delicious with a big mug of cappachino. Mind you having stood at the cathedral for King Richard III's reinterment I was cold! It is such a shame that the fantastic Silver Arcade (which is worth a visit for itself to see the architecture and the light) has lots of empty shops and does not have lots of independents like this business.

I visited today with a friend as we wanted to go somewhere different for a coffee and a cake. The cakes were ok but I took almost 15 minutes to receive the 'delux' mochas. There was nothing delux about the mochas, in fact they were so bad we left after a couple of sips. We wouldn't return.

I was a little unsure about this place when it first opened, but as they have become established I have grown to really like it here. It has a good atmosphere with a good mix of people and the food is good. I had a chicken and pesto toasted wrap and it was delicious with a satisfying loose leaf Darjeeling tea. To finish off a very enjoyable peanut butter brownie. They have a selection of old board games to play while you wait and and some vintage game consoles. I really hope this place survives as most of the businesses in the Silver Arcade appear to be moving out...

It's worth going up to the second floor of Silver Arcade for this fantastic deli. Their grilled sandwiches are just oozing with goodness and flavour. The staff are pleasant and helpful and, if you feel inclined, there is a selection of books and retro games to play as well as very tempting things in the deli to take away.

Lovely little quirky place where you can have a coffee and play on some Retro games consoles (nice touch) :DIs out the way, 2 floors up in an almost empty shopping arcade though, so takes some rummaging to find :(

Deli Flavour is a lovely place to stop when wanting a light lunch. The food is great and there is a variety of gourmet goods on offer, from cordials to fresh juices to cookies to oils to olives. Located in the Silver Arcade, it is a beautifully quirky little deli in the heart of Leicester- it isn't too busy either and seating is available- Deli Flavour has a beautiful atmosphere. When nearby, visit.

Visited here for lunch, warm panini was good and cake was excellent. Nice to eat somewhere that isn't an identikit chain - hope it continues to be a success.

This place is honestly so quirky, I love the old tables, cool vibe and the fact they have board games to play. The China is different and unique and the atmosphere is calm. The only thing that lets it down os the following- staff are so slow bringing out the food, the girl with dreads never smiles and holds the tea cups at the rim which is not clean and nobody in the kitchen wears a hair net :/ it lets it down because otherwise it would be my fav cafe in Leicester as the food is spot on and so are the cakes... Room for improvement but great cafe x

Fantastic independent coffee shop and deli. Fab food, friendly and attentive staff. We had the continental meat platter which was lovely. Fantastic. The only problem is you will be tempted by all the great produce.

Great coffee, variety of food and excellent service sums up deli flavour. I much prefer to go to an independent for both coffee and food over a chain, this place provides food at a reasonable price that is fresh and tastes great. They have 2 4 1 in hot drinks before 11 and also have a deli where there is a substantive amount of craft ales and food. Great place, although I think it suffers due to its location and misses out on passing trade.

Went for lunch with a friend, lovely food. It is all mad eon the premises& the menu is mouth watering. We had a personalised meat/cheese board with e nice added bonus of big olives&vine leaves. Is very reasonable, our food with a glass of wine was £10.00 each.They also sell local honey and a fab selection of chutneys and cheeses so if you are looking fir a gift well worth popping in. They do loose tea, which I will be trying next time. It is always busy so you so wait a little for your food. Great if you are not in a hurry between peak lunch time hours, nice relaxing atmosphere and staff very friendly.I personally prefer independent places over chains as the service as is better, the food is freshly made and this is one of my favourites.

We visited recently, we were getting fed up with the place we usually go to, so decided to give Deli Flavor a go and I am very pleased we did!We both had sandwiches one toasted with Ham and Cheese and I had a goats cheese and chilli jam - both of them were really tasty and great value for money. We also had a coffee each with again was tasty and good quality.The place itself is very quirky and has mismatch decor but I like this kind of thing! We will be visiting again very soon!

Visited today after hearing nothing but fantastic reviews about this place! It's an absolute gem to have here in Leicester & a bargain to! I'll definitely be back!!

I have visited this place a few times now, and every one of my visits have been very good. The decor is quirky and original and gives the whole restaurant a very quaint feel. There are also a variety of board games around and about in the restaurant that you are free to play with and use as you please which may be useful for some people to know if they've got little ones.The staff, especially the owner (who has served us twice now) are very helpful, and helped us pick out a very nice, smoky tea which was served in a different manner to anything I've seen before, which added to the whole quirkyness of the place.The food/coffee menu does not deviate from what you would expect from the usual, apart from some (local?) speciality teas, but it doesn't really need to. I have had one of the antipasti platters and one of the baguettes in my lunch time visits and on both of those occasions came out feeling satisfied and felt I had my monies worth in both taste and quantity.The 'help yourself' deli selection looks a little on the expensive side, and as such I haven't tried it, so can't comment on the quality.All in all this place was a good find and I would come here again and again.

The best lunch time place hands down! Incredible food and the staff are so lovely and helpful, happy to talk to you and are always positive.It's a truly great experience and i would recommend anyone to go there, be it for your morning coffee or a nice lunch break!

I love it! The environment, the decorations, the music, the quality of food, the products they sell and the views to the city centre. Every time i have friends coming to Leicester i take them here.

Great spot for lunch overlooking Leicester city centre. A nice range of treat-y and / or healthy options, served by friendly, flexible staff in comfy, spacious surroundings. The deli itself is great for presents too, with a nice range of local ales, cheeses, olives, etc, etc.A really positive addition to Leicester city centre.

We’ve been to Deli Flavour a couple of times for lunch on a Saturday and we’ve come to the conclusion that we’re a little underwhelmed by the place. Maybe it’s OK during the week when the adults are in attendance but on a Saturday the combination of sullen-too-cool-for-school staff, unwiped tables, unswept floors and lattes with boiled milk (schoolgirl error) make the fact it’s hardly the cheapest place for a spot of lunch a little hard to swallow.The plus points: great environment, admirable concept and the quality of the food is high (though the wife said her bagel was a bit dry round the edges last visit). The coffee is of reasonable quality too if you ignore the weedy froth (that’ll be boiling the milk kids) - once it’s cooled down enough for you to comfortably drink it of course.We shan’t bother again – there are better (and cheaper) places.

A nice, roomy place to hang out, you can either flop in a sofa and admire the local produce, or sit by one of the large windows and watch life go by in the city streets below. Excellent choice of high quality deli food, and a good place to get food products as gifts. In some ways I prefer the more cosy lay out of Deli Flavour's other branch, in the suburb of Stoneygate. But the city centre branch combines modern feel, with some quirky retro furniture which is also up my street.

This is a fantastic deli and a welcome addition to Leicester's lunch options.The BBC (Bacon Brie and Chilli) sandwich is beyond mega and can't be recommended highly enough, the staff are all really friendly and it's in a great spot in the refurbished Silver Arcade.The ForleavesTea they sell is also particularly good.

A great place to have meetings in a quiet and great environment. Love taking clients here, range of tea and coffees is great as well as great value. The place is well maintained and I quite like the rustic look and feel. It's a great place to feelComfortable and relax unlike other over bombarded city centre cafés !

I found this lovely deli by chance I was given a flyer and thought I'd give it a go and was so glad I did! I had a halloumi kebab which was yummy and my little one had a dippy houmous platter. It has a great menu which is reasonably priced and was very child friendly lots of books, toys etc and a handy loo!! Loved the vintage styling and the music was fab will definately be heading back and will be bringing my friends.

My wife and I have visited deliflavour several times now and we love it. The staff are friendly and courteous and willing to help and the food, some of which is award winning, is fresh, tasty and there is always a generous amount. They serve a great selection of drinks including fresh ground espresso coffee, loose leaf teas and speciality bottled beers and they have a great selection of deli items including meats, cheeses and chutneys amongst other things. For us the ambiance, great location and relaxed atmosphere gives you a quality unrushed setting to escape the busyness of modern life. It's child friendly and we regularly hold informal business meetings there when we visit the city. This isn't a Michelin star restaurant, it's a rustic, funky deli-cafe serving good quality wholesome food and drink, it has stylish reclaimed retro furniture (which the less cultured may think is dirty) but is not, the floors are distressed wood with marks (there for effect) but they certainly don't appear dirty. The owners have carefully selected the furniture and the decor to create a certain kind of experience, which in our opinion works, it has character and individuality, something most food and drinks establishments in Leicester sadly lack. This is a new business in Leicester city centre and new businesses need time to find their feet, there may have be teething problems with service initially but im sure these will be ironed out and in our experience we've had nothing but great service. I know from having worked in the industry how difficult it can be to provide great service all the time to everyone, people make mistakes from time to time (i like my people human & not robot), orders get missed at busy times especially when short staffed, reviewers please cut people a bit of slack and if you have a justifiable complaint make it to the staff at the time, I'm sure the they would welcome a chance to rectify the situation. All in all we highly recommend Deliflavour if you visit Leicester. My wife wanted to rate as excellent but im being a bit nicer and stretching to a fantastic:) Keep up the good work guys.

This is one of the best places in the city! A great relaxed place to meet friends or take a break from shopping! I always make time to stop off for cup of tea if I'm in town and it's also become a standard meeting place to meet a couple of friends when they're in town! The food and drinks are top drawer as are the friendly staff!Highly recommended!

But then my wife wanted to come in here. (She had yet to experience). Now I'll say it again and so does she. "I'll never come here again". The floor and tables are dirty, the it took a very long time to serve the food even though we just ordered bagles and a sandwich. The bagles were salty and not good at all and the avercardo was brow. My wife wanted to rate as terrible but I'm being a bit nicer and just rating as poor.

I have honestly never felt so welcome anywhere in Leicester. The atmosphere is wonderfully relaxed and the food is delicious. I have a great time whenever I visit and regularly recommend to friends. I have also been to the Allendale road shop and love them both.

I come to the Deli whenever I am in Leicester. I love it! its a great place to just sit and chill, and you can even people watch with a nice cup of coffee or tea!The food is great and caters for a lot of different dietary requirements. they even allow you to pick and choose what you want. if you don't like the cheese they have put on a salad, just pick a different one, the range of teas and coffees is fantastic.Although it can seem disorganised at times, the staff are more than happy to help you out and are apologetic when things go wrong which is inevitable when serving members of the public. Deli Flavour is one of my favourite spots in Leicester! good Food, great atmosphere and wonderful staff...

After coming across this cafe last weekend I couldn't wait to revisit today.Love the quirkiness of the interior setting,the menu choice is amazing,both food and drinks.Had been dreaming of their lattes all week! Gorgeous tasty food and presentation is good to the eye.Friendly staff and service is good,order at the counter then food/drink is brought over to you.Especially love the deli/cafe combo,fab idea and super choice of deli items.Noticed that they are child friendly too,which used to be a headache when my son was little.Back next week for another stamp on my loyalty card.

Having eaten at numerous restaurants and cafes in the City Centre many of which are excellent and deserve comment. Having used Deli Flavour ever since opening I feel compelled to write and support the business having read the poor review. First of all the food is delicious, secondly the food is delicious and lastly the food is delicious.The surroundings are chilled and give you a birds eye view to people watch whilst tucking in to the best sausage rolls in town. The sandwiches are filling and the drinks spot on, I have never had a problem with service especially at busy times with the staff always polite.This is a great independent City Centre deli and deserves to be up there alongside its sister deli in Allendale Road.

With all my dietary requirements great place to eat. Eaten here several times since it's opened and every time been really accommodating. Whether just for a drink and a snack or great salad for lunch spot on every time. Great place to chill and relax. Everything made to order so if you have to wait for your this is reason why. Will definitely be returning time and time again.

We'd seen a lot of positive comments about the deli on twitter so we checked it out and we weren't disappointed.friendly helpful staff.great venue.lovely food and coffee.leicester's best kept secret...

Sitting in this cafe as I write this review. And after 45mins waiting for a panini its still not here. I've finished my coffee 30 mins ago.Several other people have already walked out, had a refund or received the wrong food.Nice idea and nice surroundings, but if you cant do the basics of giving your customer food. Why bother??One to avoid!!!!

We had lunch here on Saturday whilst shopping in town. It is newly opened and it looks lovely,. I ordered my favourite sandwich that I love in their allandale rd shop, Brie and grape,, sandwiches cost £4.75, so more than in their other shop but then I suppose this is town. I was a little disappointed when I tasted the sandwich because they weren't as generous with the Brie as I've previously had but it was still lovely and came with a little side salad which you don't get in the other shop. The bread is gorgeous and you get really big doorsteps.