We tried the Lancaster sandwich shop filled to the brim with greatness - but it doesn't come cheap
"It's a like Subway, but on a God level" I was told when I asked why I should travel for more than an hour to Moorish in Lancaster to try one of their famous sandwiches. She had me at 'but'.
Movie posters and film references also adorn the walls, although it's a narrow, tight space with a serving counter at the far end and a small stool counter-top to dine-in along one wall with several screens showing a digital menu above, so there's not much room to make it a total shrine to Hollywood.
Like with most sarnie shops these days and not just the big chains, you can pick from a range of breads - ciabatta, baguette, 12inch sub roll, 12inch wrap, salad box and quesadilla. There's a fair few sauces, too, such as the usual suspects in leading the cast, like ketchup and ranch but also a few surprises in supporting roles in yoghurt and mint, green pesto and habanero for and added hit of heat.
I chose ciabatta bread as it rarely goes soggy however much sauce and messy filling is in it, and that rang true here. Although, I did lose a substantial amount of filling on the first bite, because there was so much in it. However I just grabbed a fork and ate the fallen bits from the paper it had landed on. Not good filling left behind.
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