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The sandwiches in delis in petrol stations in Ireland are fantastic, in my biased opinion. Nice fresh rolls with fresh ingredients - and not as heavy as somethi
by jnsie 5y ago
The sandwiches in delis in petrol stations in Ireland are fantastic, in my biased opinion. Nice fresh rolls with fresh ingredients - and not as heavy as something like Subway. Handy in a pinch.
- reillyse 5y ago100% and they stand in stark contrast to the abominations that you get in the US. It took me a couple of attempts before I unlearned that one.
- kcb 5y agoMeh you have to be more adventurous. Wawa, QuickChek, Cumberland Farms, Sheetz, Stewarts, etc. That's in the north east mostly.
- jim-jim-jim 5y agoYeah Wawa rules. Growing up there never seemed to be much competition from larger chains. A 7/11 opened near me shortly before I moved, and the reason why became glaringly obvious: total garbage. The Japanese sandwiches are trash too. It's not a bread country, so fair play, but this article is silly.
- oefrha 5y agoI’ve had enough Wawa sandwiches during my several years in the greater New York area. They are not garbage by any means, but also nothing to write home about.
- dopidopHN 5y agoOr a unnamed gas station in Louisiana, serving crackling and boudin as side to poboy.
- fy20 5y agoIn Poland, the Baltics and Northern Europe you can get very good food and drinks in petrol stations, especially Circle K - which is originally a US brand. They have self serve coffee machines that make fresh bean to cup coffee - it's usually cheaper and better than what you will find in chain coffee shops. Then they have a selection of freshly made sandwiches and other hot food that is made in front of you.