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| Located on the corner of [[Shepherds Bush Road]] and [[Hammersmith Broadway]], and so very convenient for either branch of [[Hammersmith Station]]. It's part of the O'Briens franchise chain. I don't know how much of the information here applies to other branches in the chain. The menu certainly seems to be standardised, and is fairly normal for a chain sandwich shop - [http://www.obriens.ie/menus/default.asp view the menu online]. |
Located on the corner of [[Shepherds Bush Road]] and [[Hammersmith Broadway]], and so very convenient for either branch of [[Hammersmith Station]]. It's part of the O'Briens chain. I don't know how much of the information here applies to other branches in the chain. The menu certainly seems to be standardised, and is fairly normal for a chain sandwich shop - [http://www.obriens.ie/menus/default.asp view the menu online]. |
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Seating for about 22 people in the front part - with a combination of elegant bar style stools and low level seating for those who have shorter legs! An excellent conservatory area at the back with comfortable sofa's and more low level seating for about 30 people. An oasis of light, plants and tranquility. |
Seating for about 15 people in the front part - unfortunately all but one small two-person table is the high-table-high-chair stuff that my legs aren't long enough to let me be comfortable on. But there are extra normal tables out the back. |
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The Irish theme is obvious but designed to a more modern contemporary style with some excellent giant pictures of life in Ireland. A exciting range of menus, serving made to order sandwiches, toasties - try one of their mouth watering, stomach filling triple deckers, salads and freshly made wrappos - tuna and roasted vegetable wrappo is to die for! Some of the menu items have tarted-up descriptions - for example you won't just have a cup of tea and a cheese sandwich, but "traditional Irish breakfast tea and a Dubliner cheese sandwich with Ballymaloe relish". The background music varies between Irish pop and diddly-diddly music. |
The Irish theme is obvious but not as bad as it could be. Some of the menu items have tarted-up descriptions - for example you won't just have a cup of tea and a cheese sandwich, but "traditional Irish breakfast tea and a Dubliner cheese sandwich with Ballymaloe relish". The background music varies between slushy pop and diddly-diddly music. |
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Easily serves the best coffee in London, try it and find out! |
Staff are friendly. |
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Staff are extremely friendly. Very busy at lunch time, good efficient service. Clean and welcoming. |
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Located on the corner of Shepherds Bush Road and Hammersmith Broadway, and so very convenient for either branch of Hammersmith Station. It's part of the O'Briens chain. I don't know how much of the information here applies to other branches in the chain. The menu certainly seems to be standardised, and is fairly normal for a chain sandwich shop - view the menu online.
Seating for about 15 people in the front part - unfortunately all but one small two-person table is the high-table-high-chair stuff that my legs aren't long enough to let me be comfortable on. But there are extra normal tables out the back.
The Irish theme is obvious but not as bad as it could be. Some of the menu items have tarted-up descriptions - for example you won't just have a cup of tea and a cheese sandwich, but "traditional Irish breakfast tea and a Dubliner cheese sandwich with Ballymaloe relish". The background music varies between slushy pop and diddly-diddly music.
Staff are friendly.
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