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CBS News
8 hours ago
- Business
- CBS News
2 Ohio eateries named among best sandwich shops in America
Two sandwich shops in Ohio landed on Yelp's list of the 100 best sandwich shops in America. This week, Yelp debuted its first-ever "Top 100 Sandwich Shops" ranking, and Ohio was well represented. Express Deli and Newfangled Kitchen both landed in the top 100. Express Deli was the 14th-best sandwich shop on Yelp's list. The deli on Smith Road in Brook Park has served the community since 1998. Its menu features pita wraps and sandwiches. "We do not sell food, we serve it. Good food tastes better when accompanied by genuine hospitality, and we believe that to our core," its website says. The shop, open Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., has a 4.9-star rating on Yelp with 322 reviews. Newfangled Kitchen in Bexley came in at No. 34. The popular eatery on East Main Street is a "little gourmet meatloaf sandwich shop focused, dare I say obsessed, on serving our guests with love and sincerity," according to its website. Newfangled Kitchen has something for everyone. It serves classic deli sandwiches, hot, cold and grilled sandwiches, plus its popular meatloaf options. The shop, open Tuesday through Saturday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., has a 4.9-star rating on Yelp with 145 reviews. Last week, OpenTable named Il Venetian in Cleveland as one of the 100 best hotel restaurants in America for 2025. Earlier this year, OpenTable also named Pier W in Cleveland as one of the best brunch spots.
Daily Mail
23-07-2025
- Health
- Daily Mail
Is an expensive high street lunch ever worth it? From Pret's £12.95 salmon box to Sainsbury's £4.50 green salad, SARAH RAINEY tries the 'healthy' top offerings... and has a surprising verdict
As summer lunch plans go, there are few more convenient options than buying a salad box from your favourite sandwich shop or supermarket. But forget wilted lettuce, squashed tomatoes and soggy croutons; today's healthy lunches truly are a cut above your average home-chopped salad.
Fox News
23-07-2025
- Fox News
New Jersey seagull snatches sandwich out of stunned woman's hand
A beach-goer in New Jersey was left hungry after a seagull swooped in and stole the sandwich she was eating right out of her hand. The incident happened on Saturday on Wildwood Crest's beach. While some were asking on social media why she was filming herself eating, Victoria Shannon Reed had set up the camera to watch for gulls. "I decided to film myself eating a sandwich on the beach because I knew the seagulls were aggressive," she told newsgathering website Storyful. "While filming, a seagull came from behind me and grabbed my sandwich. This scared me and caused me to scream, become completely stunned and then decided to chase after them." Wildwood Crest is located in Cape May County, New Jersey. The beach is known for "swimming, sailing and sunsets," its website says. "If your vacation dream is to awaken to the sound of the ocean and the call of the sea gulls, or step out of your room for a romantic walk on the beach, then Wildwood Crest is for you," the beach's description reads. The location is less than an hour's drive away from Atlantic City. New Jersey's beaches are well-known tourist destinations during the summer.
Fox News
23-07-2025
- Fox News
Seagull swoops down to steal woman's sandwich in New Jersey
A woman was sitting on Wildwood Crest Beach in New Jersey on July 19, 2025, when a seagull swooped in and stole the sandwich she was eating right out of her hand. (Victoria Shannon Reed via Storyful)
Irish Times
22-07-2025
- Business
- Irish Times
Greencore's shares surge after revenues exceed market expectations
Greencore shares surged on Tuesday, after the sandwich maker reported third quarter revenues well ahead of analyst expectations. The Dublin-based food group saw revenue for the 13 weeks to June 27th – Greencore's third fiscal quarter – rise 9.9 per cent to £511.1 million (€588 million), it said in a statement. That was well ahead of the 3.3 per cent average increase expected by analysts, according to stockbroker Davy. Sales are up 7.6 per cent for the fiscal year to date, Greencore added. 'As we enter our seasonally-important Q4, our focus remains on maintaining momentum in our business,' chief executive Dalton Philips said. 'While we are mindful of an uncertain economic backdrop and ongoing inflationary pressures, we now expect to deliver a full year adjusted operating profit of £118-121 million, ahead of previous guidance.' READ MORE Shares in the London-listed company jumped as much as 11.4 per cent, hitting their highest level in at least five years. Much of the revenue growth came amid the 'favourable summer weather', Greencore said, as well as new business wins. The company is the biggest sandwich producer in the UK market and one of the biggest makers of ready meals. It counts the likes of Marks & Spencer and Tesco among its customers. Traditionally, it benefits from good weather as more workers tend to buy a takeaway lunch when the sun is out. 'Greencore delivered a robust Q3 trading performance, with reported revenue growth of 9.9 per cent driven by strong, broad-based momentum across both categories,' Davy analysts, including Gary Martin, said in a research note. 'Profit conversion was ahead of expectations in Q3 2024 and the group now anticipates FY25 adjusted operating profit to be in the range of £118–121 million. At first look, we see upside to our current forecasts,' Davy added. Volume increases accounted for 6.8 percentage points of the jump in revenue, with price increases to offset inflation making up the remaining 3.1 percentage points. Greencore remains on track to complete its £1.2 billion purchase of rival Bakkovor in 'early 2026', Mr Philips said, subject to regulatory approval. The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said earlier this month that it was inviting interested parties to file comments with it as part of its so-called phase one inquiry into the transaction. 'CMA is considering whether it is or may be the case that this transaction, if carried into effect, will result in the creation of a relevant merger situation under the merger provisions of the Enterprise Act 2002 and, if so, whether the creation of that situation may be expected to result in a substantial lessening of competition within any market or markets in the United Kingdom for goods or services,' the agency said at the time. Greencore secured backing from Bakkavor's board in April for a deal to create a leading convenience food business in the UK with a combined revenue of £4 billion and about 30,500 employees. It would see existing Greencore investors own 56 per cent of the group, with Bakkavor investors holding the remainder.
