Pumblechook’s Take Away Food Shops

Discovered this little sandwich shop while on one of my little lunch time walks (its not healthy to sit at your desk all day guys…) and wondered in for a look at the menu. I left with a chicken, roasted pepper, tomato chill sauce and cheese sandwich on Italian bread. All then toasted. More not sound like much, but it is amazing!
I have also tried a tuna melt which wasn’t as amazing and I now won’t cheat on my original lunch choice!
There are loads of options here — different bread, different toppings, hot or cold, small or large. They also have a fresh salad bar, a hot food counter, ice cream, cold drinks, crisps, little area that sells homemade cakes and biscuits and even a little area that has biscuits in tins and olives etc.
You can take away or eat in for a little extra.
Little tip — if you taking your sandwich away (this may apply to eating in too, but I’ve never done that) order your sandwich at the counter where they are making them, get a ticket then go and pay.

Wapping isn’t among the places i visit very often (or ever at all). So it was a nice coincidence that got me here with a group of friends for breakfast a couple of weeks back.
It is a small restaurant … capable of seating atmost 10 – 15 people at a time. But the available menu was extensive. From pre-​prepared paninis and sandwiches and baguettes to cooked on the spot items like omelettes and english breakfast, they served the entire range of breakfast foods. It would be a good place for a weekday lunch too.
Two of us went for omelettes, one for an English breakfast, one for a panini and one for porridge. Together we tried almost the entire range they had to offer.
I liked the breakfast, and the omelettes were very popular, both the vegetarian and the non vegetarian one. It was pretty large in size. My friend didn’t enjoy the turkey panini, but he has only recently started eating meat … so I wouldn’t read too much into his review yet :)
The employees were very courteous and accommodating, although the service was somewhat inefficient. They seemed lost in thought occasionally.
The combined bill for the five of us came to around £27 which I thought was very reasonable. I do want to visit Pumblechooks again.