Sandwich and Co. in Newham

Me and a colleague strategically organised a day in office so we could go to the new Sandwich Sandwich shop in London. The queue was huge but was moving pretty quickly and the staff regularly came outside to update us and give us the option to pick ready made items from the well stocked fridges. Well we got to the beginning of the queue in front of the most impressive deli counter I have ever seen. Amazing selections, lovely warm and friendly staff that aren’t afraid to have banter while the compile the monster sandwiches together. It was a pleasant experience. I opted for the tuna crunch and the marshmallow and Nutella Cronut. The sandwich tasted as good as it did aesthetically pleasing, it was the weight of a newborn baby! I kept the cronut and had it later on in the evening and WOW, what a great combination of flavours and textures. 8 hours later and it still tasted as good as it had just been made. I love this place and will be spreading the word far and wide! Thank you for making our lunchtime experience so good!

What a terrible service. Taking 12 minutes to make 2 sandwiches. Girl at the till literally saying she is going to go because she is tired. Worst service I have ever had in the Uk for anything related to food

Yes it’s expensive, but so is everything here. The sandwich was decent and the server was very friendly. I honestly haven’t had better service during my entire time in London. I returned the next day and it was equally as good. Great place to pick up a sandwich while at an event in Excel.

Stopped here for a quick breakfast sandwich on our way through the Excel and was shocked at the food that was handed to us. We doubled up our meal on the understanding that meant 3 rashers of bacon followed with an egg in a breakfast roll. We watch in disbelief as the lady behind the counter served us a sandwich comprising of 2 slices of dry bread (no butter), a single rasher of overcooked bacon and an egg that was literally like rubber. I hope the image speaks for itself and cost £7 each!!!

The sandwiches here are seriously overpriced, I paid £10.50 for half a baguette with a can of coke. The service was very slow, staff didn't seem to be working efficiently together at all, they couldn't answer questions about the food they were serving - quite shocking really. We only visited because it was the only place with no queue, now I know why.

I bought my lunch here for a couple of days whilst attending a Star Trek convention at the EdExcel Centre. I opted for this smaller place as it wasn't attracting the same queues as the larger venue directly outside the entrance to our section. I only bought a tuna sandwich, water and a chocolate bar each time so can't comment on the hot sandwiches available which I'd imagine is their main selling point. The prices seemed very high (but no higher than the other venues nearby) - a combination of being in London and having a captive audience at the Centre I'd imagine. The sandwich was quite simply a mediocre tuna sweetcorn sandwich. No complaints and no specific praise. There isn't any specific seating attached to this venue but I found a seat elsewhere.