The Fresh Cut Sandwich Bar

I absolutely agree with the previous comment regarding the placing of the till. I too agree that it would be better placed at the end of the L-​shaped counter as one would not have to reach around other customers to payhoweverthis is how I met my wife of 1 year ;) so keep the till where it is!

Lovely sandwiches and coffee. Primarily a takeaway place as there are only a few tables, but this is somewhere I always pop into if I’m around the area at lunchtime. Staff are friendly, and there are often queues reaching the back of the café at lunchtime which is testiment to the quality of the sandwiches.

I have frequented this sandwich shop for many lunches. It is excellent value for money. You can buy a sandwich, bag of crisps and a soda for less than £3.50. The menu consists of various meats, cheeses and mixes that you have put on several different types of bread (roll, panini, etc.).I highly recommend the salt beef on a white round roll. The carrot cake is also excellent.
Service
If you arrive prior to about 12:15 the queue line is usually quite minimal, however it can quickly build up after that. In spite of a long queue service is efficient. I don’t think I have ever had to wait more than 5 minutes. There are usually 4 or 5 people making sandwiches with 1 or 2 people supporting the effort either at the till or filling up supplies. On one or two occasions I have had difficulting understanding the server behind the counter, but it worked out fine. You can have all your food put into a plastic bag which is quite handy for your walk back to the office or the park.
Shop
It has a small seating, comprised of little round tables. In total it seats about 10. When the line queues up it can stretch the length of the shop to the entry door. The ‘L’ shaped service counter is in the back with the till at the bend. The flow of service would work better if the till was at the end of the ‘L’. I often find myself having to reach around someone to pay my bill. There is a single cooler with a variety of beverages (water, soda, etc.). There is also a stand witch crisps in a packet or in a can (Pringles).
Overall, the sandwich bar is convenient for people who work near to Waterloo Station and Southwark. It is not a place to make a special out of the way trip for, however it is highly recommended as a place to regular if you work in the area.