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Sandwiches takeaways and restaurants in Canary Wharf

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Ham & Cheese, Egg & Cress, Chicken Tikka, BLT, Tuna Mayo, Sliced Chorizo, Bacon Butty, Halal Turkey Sausage – it’s hard to imagine the world without the mighty Sandwich.

Tasty hot or cold food crammed between two slices of bread so you can hold it? Wonderfully simple and simply wonderful – as is the story behind it. The Sandwich is believed to have been invented by John Montague, the 4th Earl of Sandwich in 1762 during a 24-hour gambling session, so that he didn’t need to leave his table. He’d probably be chuffed that today you don’t need to leave wherever you are to enjoy one either. Simply order from somewhere near you, via the Just Eat app.

Best Sandwiches restaurants in Canary Wharf

Greggs - Upton Park, 380 Green St

380 Green Street, London, E139AP

4.3/5

(3772)

Greggs - Camberwell, 18 Denmark Hill

18-20 Denmark Hill, London, SE58RZ

4.1/5

(2028)

Greggs - Catford, 136 Rushey Green

136 Rushey Green, London, SE64HQ

4/5

(2005)

Greggs - South Bermondsey, 1A Ilderton Rd

1A Ilderton Road, London, SE163JU

4.1/5

(1949)

Subway - 293 New Cross Road

293 New Cross Road, London, SE146AS

4/5

(1867)

Subway® Canning Town

Subway - 135 Barking Road, London, E164HQ

4.1/5

(1644)

Popular dishes

Bacon, Lettuce and Tomato

The sandwich is such a versatile meal that we propose a toast. (Did someone say TOASTIE?). Well, if you get all hot under the ciabatta about toasted sarnies, here’s how to make the most’er the toaster. The iconic BLT – Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato (where’ the M for Mayo?) – is a classic. As is its close relative the Club Sandwich (hold the bacon, insert the chicken or turkey). Other faves are Tuna Melt, Toasted Bacon, Toasted Sausage and the good ol’ Cheese Toastie, (not to be confused with Welsh Rarebit aka posh cheese on toast). Want really fancy? Et Voila! Le Croque-Monsieur, arguably the most upper crust Ham & Cheese Toasted Sandwich. Known as Tost in Italy and Tosti in Holland, it oozes cheesiness (and hamminess, for that matter). ‘Croque’ means bite – and a Croque-Madame is the same toastie but with a poached or fried egg on top. (Oeuf!)