Looks good on the front cover but once you start reading, your body starts asking a few questions.
“Where have you just been?” it asks.
“Erm…just, you know a sandwich shop on the high street which sells ‘fresh’ food”.
“Fresh?”
“Yup…that’s what it says on the advertising schpiel”.
“Listen buddy: Those ingredients probably died fresh, but by the time some have been skinny dipping in saturated fat, certain items on the menu power washed in sodium, frozen in the same contraption used on Walt Disney’s head then you might choose not to believe the tag lines of these huge multi national brands.”

I chowed down on one thinking that we had finally found a decent chain selling healthy (ish), tasting food. But it wasn’t long before we all felt differently. It seems so prefabricated and synthetic…seriously, you’re best off making your own sandwiches then chancing one of these joints.
Processed cheese is good for comedy coffee mats but little else.
I’ve lost count of how many are now open in Central Manchester, we’ve a few down here in South Manchester (Withington and Didsbury alone).
Simply McBaguettes.
If you’re in town and fancy a sandwich there are far better places to go for your snack…and if you’re close to a Philpotts then do not hesitate to try them.

The sandwiches are made right in front of you and you can choose what you want in them. They have a massive choice of the main thing like chicken or beef and then the sandwich goes along in a production line and you can add yummy fillings and sauces until it is exactly the way you want it.

Subway is great because you don't have to have anything you don't like in the sarnie and you can have extras of what you do.

It's around £2 a sandwich and you can upgrade by only a pound to make it a meal and get a drink and crisps with it.

The shop is clean and inviting and has a little area for dining in. And the sandwiches are SCRUMMY!!