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Takeaway Menu Takeaway Menu Hot Sandwiches Small Large Cold Sandwiches Small Large Hot Roast Pork Small Large Bacon £2.35 £3.25 Roast Ham £2.40 £2.95 Hot Roast Pork Loin £3.40 £4.50 Bacon & Tomato £2.50 £3.45 Turkey £2.35 £2.90 with Stuffing, Apple Sauce Bacon & Egg £2.75 £3.85 Corned Beef £2.35 £2.90 & Crackling Bacon & Sausage £2.90 £3.95 Binghams Potted Beef £2.35 £2.90 Bacon, Egg & Tomato £2.95 £4.05 Chicken Mayo £2.40 £3.00 Bacon, Sausage & Egg £3.30 £4.55 Marinated Chicken Tikka £2.60 £3.20 All of our Pork Loin and Sausage is supplied Bacon, Egg, Sausage & Tom £3.85 £4.75 Marinated Tandoori Chicken £2.60 £3.20 by: BLT £2.65 £3.65 Tuna Mayo £2.35 £2.90 Sausage £2.35 £3.25 Prawn Marie Rose £2.60 £3.25 Sausage & Tomato £2.50 £3.45 Cheddar Cheese £2.20 £2.80 Sausage & Egg £2.75 £3.85 Egg Mayonnaise £2.20 £2.80 Sausage, Egg & Tomato £2.95 £4.05 Salad £2.15 £2.70 Fried Egg £2.20 £2.95 Sauces & Condiments Extras All sandwiches are made on our speciality bread, freshly baked the same morning in our Heinz Tomato Ketchup £0.10 £0.15 Salad (lettuce, tomato, craft bakery. Please select from the following: HP Brown Sauce £0.10 £0.15 cucumber, onion) £0.60 £0.80 Heinz Salad Cream £0.10 £0.15 Beetroot/Peppers/Sweetcorn £0.10 £0.15 White Mayonnaise £0.10 £0.15 Cheese £0.40 £0.55 Wholemeal Mint Yoghurt Sauce £0.10 £0.15 Sliced Egg £0.10 £0.20 Granary Mustard £0.10 £0.15 Beetroot £0.10 £0.15 Cheese Topped Granary (Small only) Horseradish £0.10 £0.15 Multiseed (Small only) Branston Pickle £0.10 £0.15 Honey & Sunflower (Small only) Ciabatta Atlas Ecclesall Fulwood Millhouses Crosspool 17 Atlas Way 113 Ecclesall Road South 5 Brooklands Avenue 972 Abbeydale Road 42 Sandygate Road S4 7QQ S11 9PH S10 4GA S7 2QD S10 5RY 0114 256 2126 0114 236 1602 0114 230 9130 0114 236 0826 0114 266 1980 Takeaway Menu Box Salad Hot Drinks Confectionary Reg Large Salad £2.75 Tea £1.50 Fresh Creams Salad & Cheese £3.25 Americano £1.95 £2.15 Salad & Ham £3.25 Cappuccino £2.30 £2.50 Mille Feuille £1.20 Salad & Turkey £3.25 Latte £2.30 £2.50 Vanilla Slice £1.15 Salad & Corned Beef £3.25 Hot Chocolate £2.50 £2.70 Fresh Cream Brandysnap £1.25 Salad & Tuna Mayo £3.25 Mocha £2.60 £2.80 Fresh Cream Doughnut £1.20 Fresh Cream Éclair £1.45 All our coffees are made using a double shot of Cafeology coffee and Our Cow Molly Milk. Slices Hot Savouries Cold Drinks Carrot Cake £1.40 Flapjack £0.85 Sausage Roll £1.20 Bottles £1.40 Chocolate Flapjack £0.90 Pork & Apple Roll £1.25 Bottle Coke Original £1.50 Fruit & Nut Flapjack £0.85 Sausage & Tomato Roll £1.25 Lucozade £1.40 Chocolate Fruit & Nut Flapjack £0.90 Sweet Chilli Sausage Roll £1.25 Lucozade Sport £1.60 Chocolate Sacha Slice £1.80 Sheffield Pasty £1.60 Red Bull £1.65 Chocolate Brownie £1.80 Cheese & Onion Pasty £1.50 Cans £0.85 Millionaire Slice £1.10 Spinach & Garlic Pasty £1.70 Can Coke Original £0.95 San Pellegrino Can £1.00 Pies & Tarts Slice of Hot Quiche £2.25 Ribena Carton £0.85 Our Cow Molly Milk £0.70 Custard Tart £0.75 Volvic Water £0.90 Small Apple Pie £0.80 Small Blueberry & Apple Pie £0.95 Crisps Jam Tart £0.50 Lemon Tart £0.50 Walkers £0.75 Bakewell Pudding £1.35 French Fries £0.75 Lemon Meringue £1.60 Yorkshire Crisps £0.85 Atlas Ecclesall Fulwood Millhouses Crosspool 17 Atlas Way 113 Ecclesall Road South 5 Brooklands Avenue 972 Abbeydale Road 42 Sandygate Road S4 7QQ S11 9PH S10 4GA S7 2QD S10 5RY 0114 256 2126 0114 236 1602 0114 230 9130 0114 236 0826 0114 266 1980.
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