Cafe Mish, London Review

Our reviews are based on an annual survey of ordinary diners which runs in Spring each year. An array of freshly made cakes, snacks and premium coffee are also available throughout the day, with a special breakfast menu making a further recent addition. Mish offers gourmet sandwiches, focussed around its offering of slow-braised salted beef from Hensons (priced from £6.75). Primarily a take-out option, ideal for a quick grab-and-go lunch, Mish has seating for six guests so, should there be room, there is an option to dine in. Café Mish, the new gourmet sandwich shop, is the latest addition to the food scene on Shepherd Street. My favorite is the roast chicken, but the salt beef is also to die for.

On the menu on the board mainly roasted meats and two vegetarian options. All the meat used in the gourmet sandwiches is cooked daily on site, while the bread, accompaniments and sweet treats are produced fresh, daily and locally sourced – one of the concepts at the heart of Café Mish. Behind the till you can see roasted meats in silver trays ready to be sliced up into sandwiches. The meats are roasted every morning and nothing is re-heated. Other options include roasted Angus and roasted lamb sandwiches (also priced from £6.75), which were, due to popularity, already sold out by our mid-afternoon visit. The menu will also feature Roast Lamb – Porchetta style slow roast lamb saddle with red onion confit, mint and wild rocket among 6 other luxurious fillings that include Mish Pastrami, Roast Rib of Beef and Burratta.

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The Salt Beef gourmet sandwiches are the star of the show; slow braised salted beef from Hensons, sweet pickle ghekins, dijonnaise on a Caraway bread. Easy to miss as it is small and on the corner but this place serves great coffee and food. Some of the meats end up in soups or used as cold meat sandwich fillers. The blog serves as a creative outlet writing an online journal for food places I’ve been and travelling exploring distant lands. In a typical year, diners submit over 50,000 reviews to create the most authoritative restaurant guide in the UK.

Owner and author for The Food Connoisseur, foodie enthusiast & tea lady My cappuccino came with a thick frothy foam, coffee flavouring is strong. Since I had more plans for the afternoon I ordered a coffee to keep my day going. Seated up by the high stools in the corner, you be happy to know Café Mish provides USB sockets to charge your phone. Café Mish is cafemish.co.uk on a corner of Shepard St, it’s a tiny small café with bright sunshine colours used on the windows and logo and it only seats six people.

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For your gourmet sandwich, Cafe Mish is located at 1A Shepherd Street, London W1J 7HJ, or visit for a complete menu. We ordered, managing to spot a place to eat in, and a few minutes later our salted beef sandwiches arrived – i.e., slow-braised salted beef from Hensons, sweet pickle gherkins and dijonnaise on Caraway bread, along with a large side of sweet potato fries. Café Mish, the new gourmet sandwich shop, opens this week, offering mouth-watering gourmet sandwiches to eat in or take away. The food connoisseur blog started back in 2011, when the demand was high for recommendations to eat, see and do. For 35 years we’ve been curating reviews of the UK’s most notable restaurant. Everyone who contributes 5 or more reviews in our survey will qualify for a free guide.

The tiny space only fits 6 so we recommend making the most of this gorgeous weather and utilise the take-away and delivery services for the local area. An array of freshly made cakes, snacks and premium coffee are also available throughout the day. Offering both a dine-in and take-away experience, the new venue will offer Central Londoners the chance to enjoy their take on the gourmet sandwich experience, with the finest, locally-sourced and seasonal British produce at the heart of the concept. Very helpful in suggesting different options. Lovely lamb tagine and fantastic service. It serves healthy middle eastern inspired salads, main dishes, sandwiches and breakfast.

• Offering both a dine-in and take-away experience, the new venue will offer Central Londoners the chance to enjoy their take on the gourmet sandwich experience, with the finest, locally-sourced and seasonal British produce at the heart of the concept.
• My favorite is the roast chicken, but the salt beef is also to die for.
• Born and raised in London, I’ve always been passionate about food.

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Luckily it was the salted beef sandwich we had been hoping to try, which we understand is by far the most popular item on the menu. When he’s not working as one of the Lifestyle Editors here at Vada, he’s planning his next trip, or on the lookout for the latest food crazes or unusual foods in London’s markets. Tim divides his time being a Digital Consultant in The City and as a food and travel writer across the globe.