No.11 deli — Restaurant in North West Leicestershire

The shop itself is lovely, lots of unique food and drink items sold which were lovely to look at. The selection of various pastries, cakes and sandwiches looked very appealing, but very disappointing when it came to eating it. I had 'The Catch' sandwich of the month which was soggy fish goujons with a weirdly crunchy tartare sauce on granary bread, which was supposed to be hot but was luke warm. My partner had a BBQ pulled pork pasty which was dripping in grease and full of dense pulled pork which was difficult to even eat. As well as the food we ordered Caramel Iced Lattes, we paid an extra £1 each for the shot of syrup which was not evident in the drink, and the coffee itself was disgusting. We will not be returning to this Deli and for £23 we are ashamed we stepped...

This place is fantastic, it's not the biggest, and it doesn't have a bewildering selection on offer, but what it does have is quality. You can have breakfast cobs, fancy sausage rolls, the best filled cobs with an array of different fillings on your choice of bread. Jams, chutneys, pickles, there's tea, coffee, soft drinks and smoothies, cakes and desserts too. If you haven't been before you're missing out, go and you won't be...

Lovely deli with options to eat in or take away, great selection of sandwiches, and options for jacket potatoes, salads, hot meal of the day and soup of the day. There’s also things from scotch eggs and samosas to brownies available… and of course cold drinks/coffee. We really love treating ourselves to a local lunch here as a treat and the staff are always really nice. Tried one of the smoothies today too which was perfect...