No Name Shop in Dover

British style french sandwich bar. The soup was cold, baguette was pale and tasteless. Staffs were friendly.

Such a fresh delightful shop full of goodies. Ideal prezzies to make snyone spoilt and happy.The restaurant is relaxed and sparkling. The food is excellent and served with charm and grace.

Went to Sandwich for the food festival that was cancelled last minute. It was such a beautiful day and busy round town we were looking for somewhere to have lunch. We spotted the yummy olives in the window of no name shop,went in to look then noticed the bistro upstairs. The food was delicious, plentiful and great value for money. We will be returning regularly.

A true French cafe and deli, dont go if you have no self control.Everything is so fresh and so so tasty, tres bon!

Absolutely love this place, great food available to take away or to have in. Lovely staff too. Feels like a real French deli in the heart of Sandwich. Big range of olives, cheeses, cold meats at lots of lovely little French delicacies too.

Bistro review rather than the deli.Friendly welcome, straight to a table offered drinks whilst we reviewed their menu. First impression. Was the amount of Gluten Free options, we discovered that a member of staff is coeliac and that has driven the menu to be more adaptive.Vegan sausage roll and salad and a croque monsieur and salad. These were both fresh and full of flavour. My partner had the hot chocolate and cream, pronouncing it as excellentReasonable pricing great staff and good food well worth a visit

Amazing little place. Lots of French products, nice menu at the bistro upstairs with some vegan and vegetarian options, super dog friendly and lovely friendly staff

An 'Olde Worlde' delicatessen and cafe.Homely atmosphere.A good selection of foods including frittata, sausage rolls, pasties, various olives, stuffed vine leaves, lemon tart, treacle tart.We bought pea and green bean frittata, ham frittata, four rice and mint vine leaves plus two treacle tarts to take home for lunch £16. We warmed the frittatas.All of the food was a delight, as has been the case on previous occasions.No Name Shop is only a short walk to the quayside where there is a children's playground nearby, and seating. Ideal for a picnic.

A quaint place with an interesting name, nice bakes and kind hosts. I had a baguette with vegan mozzarella and pesto and a chocolate croissant that were both quite tasty. Would definitely visit again to try the other sweet baked treats! Oh and, dogs are welcome and you can purchase puppocinos for them at this cosy joint!

Popped in for a cuppa on a freezing day in Sandwich, ended up having lunch as all the food looked just delicious!!Downstairs is a deli where you can get cheeses, meats, olives and beautiful crockery.Upstairs is a bistro with a decent amount of seating. Service wasn't the quickest, but that's ok... It's a very relaxed place so you don't mind so much.I had tartiflette which was devine, but the whole menu is DELICIOUS French cuisine, with some specials on too.