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shreya senguptavia Google

about 1 month ago

Love the paninis and toasts here. Any tasty brunch within 10 pounds is a dream in central Manchester. Definitely worth going! Lovely staff, quiet ambience. Perfect for brunch lovers!

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Murray Scottvia Google

8 months ago

Absolutely fantastic. Highly recommend. Wide variety of options on the menu but also able to customise within reason. Up there with one of the best sandwiches I have ever tasted. Gutted to have discovered this on our final day of being in Manchester :(

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Maria Elvira Paarmannvia Google

over 2 years ago

Fine ingredients, very fresh and good quality. Unfortunately I’ve just found their food quite boring (and expensive compared to what you actually get). The salad was 90 % leaves. The sandwich was lacking butter/mayo/pesto/anything really on the top bread which came off as very dry. Good amount on the bottom though. I ate the whole sandwich. I threw out the salad after eating the top.

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B Dot AFCvia Google

over 3 years ago

I would honestly go as far as saying its the best sandwich I've ever physically paid for anywhere. The breads they use obviously all better than standard. Loved their choice of ingredients (all fresh) for each sandwich. Everything seems to work really well together and of course taste delicious. The seating area downstairs has a chilled ambient vibe about it with very pretty decor. And all the staff we're great, polite smjley and friendly. If you're visiting Manchester, in my opinion it's a must go 👍

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Eat in MCRvia Google

almost 7 years ago

Fancy fresh French food, Robert & Victor provides They also have Dutch chocolate, but that would spoil the alliteration :) Situated on Oxford Street, Robert & Victor has been opened for 9 months serving freshly made sandwiches as the orders are made. These are all made from fresh artisan bread (from Lovingly Artisan Bakery) and homemade sauces that are bought in-house. We like to describe it as a fresher, healthier and much better Subway. And if you’re after something sweeter, they serve French pastries/ desserts from Bisous Bisous and Dutch chocolate from Deremiens (one of the top chocolatiers in Belgium) For savoury sandwiches, we went vegetarian with sourdough bread topped with; Le Pesto (v) [£5.40] - This was oh so fresh and yummy, with the pesto not overpowering and instead complementing the fillings well La Tapenade (v) [£5.82] - Such a good combination of items in the paste and level of balsamic vinegar providing a perfect sandwich For sweet, we tried bits of everything with; Triple Chocolate Gateaux [£5.70] - Pure, chocolate heaven Deremiens Chocolates [£0.85 each] Caramel Beurre Sale - A favourite with caramel sauce, salty butter in milk chocolate Anacardia - Nutty flavour with an almond paste and pistachio shavings in a fondant coating Carotte Kalamansi - Weirdly nice with a white chocolate ganache with carrot and calamansi juice Neroli - An almond paste with orange blossom and an ivory coating making it quite sweet You can tell they truly believe in the quality of their food and this is visible in the food and service they provide! Recommendation Rating: High Price: £ Service: 9/10 Halal: Vegetarian options