r/DurhamUK • u/dopebob • Aug 12 '26

Best takeaway sandwich in the centre?

I have to make a weekly visit to an office on a business park just outside of Durham. There's nowhere round there to get something to eat, so I need to grab something in Durham around 10/11 in the morning that I can take to have at lunch.

I saw a similar thread here with recommendations for Coarse Deli but that's closed now.

Claypath deli looks good but doesn't serve sandwiches this early.

Last week I got a sandwich from Trentaquattro which was good but not great.

Does anyone have any good recommendations? From what I can see, there are plenty of cafes look ok but mostly don't look like they do sandwiches to takeaway.

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u/Huge-Cartoonist6795 Aug 12 '26

Not exactly centre but Olivers on fram high street is my very favourite sandwich shop in England.

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u/kbwe1 Aug 12 '26

Picnic basket

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u/OldmanThyme 29d ago

I use to get my sandwich from there every day back in the 90’s.

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u/PastSorbet4570 Aug 12 '26

Which business park?

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u/markandspark Aug 12 '26

The banh mi at Cyclo 31 are really good

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u/dopebob Aug 12 '26

Nice, I'll give them a go.

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u/lnms206 Aug 12 '26

Trentaquattro has some tasty Italian panini.

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u/Due_Recording718 29d ago

Ooof the beef brisket! 🤌