Anderson & Hill

Birmingham, United Kingdom

3

2 reviews

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Telephone:
+44 121 236 2829
Website:
andersonandhill.co.uk
Address:
7 Great Western Arcade Colmore Row, Birmingham, West Midlands, B2 5HU
City Core
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
350 ftCorporation Street
450 ftSH2
460 ftSH3
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Local time (Birmingham) 8:31 AM Wednesday, June 25, 2025

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2 reviews of Anderson & Hill

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Place rating: 5
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Amazing! They prepared me a veggie sandwich very quickly which is the best sandwich I’ve ever eaten ever. It was so fresh and tasty I’m going back today to get another one.
Best sandwich in Birmingham #NeverGoingBackToSubway
Wolverhampton, United Kingdom
It smells of cheese as soon as you walk in — In fact before you walk in — so it’s unlikely you’ll leave without some!
Other than that there is an array of mainly continental foods and I walked away with some fab sour dough crisp breads and some crackers for a whisky tasting just across the arcade.
A great treat stop in the Snow Hill end of the the Great Western Arcade AKA ‘indie heaven’