7 Brothers

i had a bad feeling about 7 Brothers the first time I saw it, thinking it looked a bit tacky with is bright and bold shop front.
But I gave it a chance seeing as I was so hungry. However, I didn’t leave that happy, not enjoying the meal. I opted for a jacket potato with cheese and beans and this came to £3.50, which is quite expensive. I found that the jacket potato was not cooked properly inside and was very lumpy.
Brothers Café offers a vast array of other foods from toasties to pastas and it always seems quite busy, so perhaps my case was an isolated evented. I would come back and give it another try, but would definitely not have the jacket potato again.

I was quite quick to judge 7 Brothers. Looking at its crayon box colour scheme and slightly cheap looking sign (sorry guys) I assumed it was going to be yet another quick fix eaterie, selling deep fried everything rolled up in batter.
I was totally wrong — it’s pretty awesome!
Selling healthy baguettes, sandwiches and salads with some Mediterranean fillings, 7 Brothers combines comfort food with modern goodness. Its contintental filling options are quite unusual in this neck of the woods, but they manage to keep everyong happy with a good selection of rolls and nice, stodgy eats (and let’s face it, we all need that comfort eating from time to time!)
The staff are really friendly, and there is enough ample, clean space and nice tables for you to park your tuche on for a while. It’s relaxed and busy enough to generate a relaxed atmosphere without toppling over into hectic territory. The food is tasty and very affordable. I like it!