Randomness Guide to London Menu

Stuffins Unlimited's daily queue might be attributed to its convenient location to the Council office around the corner. Convenience certainly does play a part, but the delicious fresh bread, varied and unique daily specials, and friendly staff are the real reason you'll almost always wait a bit before being served. The queue does move quickly though and it's definitely worth the wait.

Along with salads, soups (though not in the summer months), and jacket potatoes, there are two "fillings of the day" - veggie and non; and a selection of breads to choose from - basic sliced white, granary bloomers, focaccia and baguettes. A sample of vegetarian selections has included spring onion, veggie sausage and egg mayo, Mexican lime chili (using rice as a base), aubergine, feta and basil with spicy tomato, and Greek salad. I usually have the granary bloomer and sandwiches cost between £2.50-£2.80. Fizzy pops and a small selection of crisps as well as home-baked cakes, flapjacks and biscuits are also available.

They also serve breakfast and there are two tables for dining in, although they are very cramped and not usually in use. Breakfast baps are a particular favourite as is the coffee - regular or "gourmet" with flavoured syrups for £2 at the same size as a chain coffee's medium. It's always open by 08:00, possibly earlier and closed by 16:30 although I am unsure of the set hours.

Bec's verdict: I would eat here everyday if I had the time and money to do so.