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Grazing specializes in meat (veggies, you’d better stick with the sandwich shops at the Tower), so you’ll find hot roast pork and beef rolls, “roast meat boxes” and toad in the hole (basically sausages in batter – don’t knock it till you’ve tried it). For those of you with more distinguished palates, there are things like soup and chorizo and rocket (that’s arugula for the Yanks among you) rolls.

Prices are pretty decent to begin with - £2.95 for a breakfast bacon butty, or £4.95 and up for lunch – but keep an eye on their website, because they do great offers all the time. In January, they announced they’d accept, and honour, any discount voucher from any other food store. For Valentine’s, they had a special “sausage fest” (no, we don’t know what that was, and we think it’s best not to ask), and this week, because it’s the half-term school holiday, lunch is half price after 1.30pm.

Don’t underestimate it, though. It’s cheap, but it’s no diseased/factory farmed meat they’re peddling here. All their food comes from “artisan butchers” and small farmers across the UK, the coffee’s fair-trade and the cakes are home made. Which makes for much nicer eating, and much more settled consciences.

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[Photo: Grazing]