JG Sandwich Cellar

way back in 1998 they used to delivery sandwiches to our office, and it's a good one. though i haven't been to their place in Ras Abu Aboud, but i heard they do serve very nice meal. need to visit them one of this days.

This is a nice place to get a quick bite for lunch.

Altough it markets itslef as British Owned/Managed you will not find any british on any given day.

The sandwiches are decent and good value for your money. They have different options for the different day of the week.

They also deliver (Minimum order of 3 sandwiches)

Great breakfast and fish and chips are top notch also, especially now their only serious competition in Garvey's has been shut down. Nice staff and a relaxing atmosphere expecially for Doha. Free Daily Mails on offer with a nice cuppa. Love it.

JG sandwich cellar is a nice place to visit. I usually order full monty, i love their fresh mushroom. Fish and chips are one of my fave at sandwich cellar. i usually visit the restaurant every friday morning. Their sandwiches are nice too,

Great combination freshly made food and friendly staff who are happy to please. Mum's been asking for the turkey and dumpling stew recipe ever since last Christmas! A have to try! order it in advance if it's not available. The best fish & chips too. It's a bit difficult to get there now but definately worth the trip. they also do deliveries.

I like the food, it is better than many UK cafes. Also, sorry people but you obviously haven't been back to the UK for a long time, apart from in Eastenders, you will not find many British people working in cafes there either! Recently I left my sunglasses there, they cost almost 2,000QR and to be honest I had no hopes of seeing them again. When I finally realised that was the last place I had seen them I called and the lady had put them aside for me hoping I would be in touch.

friendly staff and the food was quickly delivered. i love their sandwiches, one sandwich is not enough, i love their sandwiches

Food not too bad but attitude of waitresses is TERRIBLE

i am new in Qatar, and i found out there is a British restaurant here, i am English food enthusiast. i went to JG sandwich Cellar last Friday, and i was terribly shock, coz most of the food on their menu are all my favorites like, fish and chips, cottage pie, Chili con carne etc. And the staff are all nice to me, they serve the food with smile, its like ur eating at the comfort of ur home, im gonna bring my colleagues this Friday morning, to try other stuff.

COZY PLACE. BIG SERVINGS. BUT SADLY, THERES A LACK OF PARKING DUE TO ON GOING ROAD CONSTRUSCTIONS.

I tend to go there for a Friday fry up after a long walk. Food is decent enough. Tea is good and strong. and the place is generally busy. As per other posts here, you won't see much of the Brit owners, but then again you don't see many Chinese in a Chinese restaurant!

The place is nice from the inside. Prices are much more than the UK prices (over-priced). Very expensive served by one particular Philipino that seemed to be always in an odd mood every time I go there. I think perhaps under-paid and over worked.
I only go for either the sandwichs or the full monty Breakfast but man does it give me a stomach ache afterwords, but what can do ? The only pseudo
-British cafe in Doha.
SUGGESTIONS:-

1. BRING PRICE DOWN TO A REASONABLE LEVEL AND NOT TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE CURRENT STERLING RATE.!!!!
2. PAY STAFF A BIT MORE TO PUT CHEER ON THEIR FACES.
3. INSTALL A TV WITH TOP BOX FOR NEWS (SKY)
4. INSTALL OR GAS UP THE ACs IT IS WARM IN THERE.

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I personally think the fish and chips is below average. I suspect they used Sheri fish fillet which is too hard as "fish and chips" and the pie could be better.

I really enjoy coming to this place. I don't get there as often as I would like to but when I do, the waitress always remembers me and is very friendly. I had a friend come out from Dubai on a business trip and took him there for breakfast and he loved it! We drove around Doha and at lunch time we ended up in City Centre. I asked where he wanted lunch and he insisted on going back to Sandwich Cellar and he had the best fish and chips, he said, ever!

An interesting place. During my bachelor days here, I used to "treat" myself to a full english on a Friday morning - been back a couple of times since marriage and was there last friday which is why I'm commenting now. This place hasnt changed in the 3 years I have been here and I guess its not going to. The English influence has long since evaporated with Philipina staff and Nepali chefs - thats not a criticism - they do a good job - but it is what it is and I agree with previous commentators - the prices are WAY to high for what you get. It isnt helped by its location which is now very unfriendly since the opening of the new road.For a comparison, punters could try Country Kitchen just up the road which is vastly superior in terms of menu and variety of choice, size of helping and general ambience. Its Yank in nature and it shows - thats a positive thing by the way - but the staff are not as friendly in my experience as they are in the "Brit" cafe down the road!! So there you are - friendlier at the Cafe but better choice, better prices and more convenient at the Kitchen!!