Crumbs Sandwich

After drinking my is cold water from Sainsbury’s I needed to warm myself with a coffee. This wee place I get the feeling, might be a family run place. So support them. All the pricing was good. You could easily walk past this place. Keep your eyes open.

Needed food and fast never been to Crumbs before but glad that l stopped by, I enquired if l was too late to order a bacon and egg too «not at all the lady replied» with a smile, food was served super fast and placed in a bag with a napkin, now that’s good service for you. Will be sure to recommend this we place and be back when passing by.

Crumbs is a quick, cheap and cheerful little café place. Not my kind of food but it is good for early mornings for some tea, and if not tea then at least you know that there are other people who start work earlier than you. I have been up at various times in the day and the people have always been in here. I don’t know if I could do it, but I will cntinue to buy tea from here, it is even £1 cheaper than my uni café does it, and that is suppose to be cheap for the students.
The food is greasy kitchen style, not really for me, but I do give in sometimes when exam stress leads me to food. Yes it is also good pre– exam, or pre– ;ecture as it gives you speedy service

Just round from Central and a stonesthrow away from the surrounding offices in the centre of town, Crumbs is great if you’re looking for a quick, cheap munch.
I couldn’t believe how cheap everything was! 3 pounds for a steak pie, get in! £2.50 for mac and cheese? Yes, please! The staff are really quick and efficient in serving you so you won’t miss your train or spend your whole lunchbreak inside waiting for a snack. What’s more, tea and coffee is dirt cheap and really tasty — 80 pence for a brew, so this meets my standard of economy class brews! If you consider you pay double in the station, this place is a complete steal, and scrumptious to boot.

The alarm goes off. You hit snooze. Again. And again.
«Just two more minutes.»
If you’re like me, morning minutes are a precious little thing. I’ve worked it out that with no interruptions, I can make it from bed to college in exactly 42 minutes. That’s why, if you unfortunately cross my walking path at rush hour and don’t get out my on time, then sorry, but you’re getting pushed out the way.
That 42 minutes doesn’t include breakfast. Time in bed is far more important, you see?
Anyway, for some reason I woke up during the night and decided that I could really go a roll and bacon. It was a proper craving. I could almost smell it. My dream inspired me to get up 20 minutes earlier and go for an unhealthy, big fat chunk of fat in bread.
I popped into Crumbs on Bothwell St. which so happens to be on my way. I’ve never noticed it before but who notices anything through that hazy morning glaze?
«Two bacon rolls! TWO BACON ROLLS!!!»
The cashiers shout about, demanding food from the kitchen to keep the busy line of early morning office bees happy. I liked it. My bacon roll (2 actually) came swiftly and at a reasonable £2.50
Big, proper crispy rolls packed with bacon and butter. I hope I’m making you carnivores hungry!
Maybe this will inspire me to get up earlier from now on. Food might be better than sleep. It’s a tough one though. Hmm…