Chatsworth Bakehouse vs Rogue Sarnies - The battle of our favourite London sandwich shops
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London is renowned, not just for its diverse cultures, but for its vibrant food scene.
And when it comes to bakeries, the city is truly a goldmine. With so many mouth-watering sandwiches and pastry spots, it can be tough to know where to start.
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Watch our video above to see our full reviews!
1. Chatsworth Bakehouse
First up, we're in Crystal Palace at Chatsworth Bakehouse. Known for its constant queues, this bakery has become a viral sensation. The sandwiches are made fresh daily with perfectly baked focaccia bread, and they are the stars here.
So popular that Chatsworth recently opened a second shop just two doors down to manage the demand. Ordering from the main shop requires precision timing, though, with pre-orders opening every Monday at 12.30pm.
The website is so in demand that it's actually been known to crash. This place is honestly like the Glastonbury of bakeries.
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Next, we're crossing the river to check out another fan favourite, Rogue Sarnie's. And it's definitely been worth the 15-minute walk from Hoxton Station into the heart of Hackney.
Tucked just off a bustling high street, this little sandwich shop is hidden down a quiet driveway, making it feel like a secret oasis for sandwich lovers. Since opening a year and a half ago, Rogue Sarnie's has quickly become a viral sensation, attracting a loyal following and buzz on social media.
To get your hands on one of their legendary sandwiches, you'll need to pre-order online, but trust me, it's more than worth the effort. The menu is packed with indulgent and satisfying sandwiches, each one more mouth-watering than the last. I tried the beef dip, which really packs a punch for anyone who loves mustard.
Red fire roast topside drenched in gravy, slow braised beef shin, and a tangy mix of caramelised and pickled Bovril red onion come together in a rich, savoury combination. Other standout options include the three little pigs roll with pancetta, the crispy beer battered cod sandwich, and a comforting coronation chicken creation as well.
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Hide AdEach sandwich is served on bread baked in a pizza oven, giving it a perfectly chewy crust that elevates the entire sandwich experience. For those who pre-order online, they also offer discounts making it even easier to enjoy their delicious sandwiches.
So if you're in East London, it's definitely worth heading to Rogue Sarnies.
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