Benjy's

Express Review on Benjy's
by Bielas - written on 21.09.06
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Benjy's are the perfect place to have some normal and quite healthy food, I think. i worked at in one Benjy [in Royal exchange building] two years ago, and I liked their opinion about any customer. Now I'm thinking to open that kind of fast food restaurant in Lithuania, couse it seems pritty nice idea for me.
P.S. If someone will visit Royal exchange Benjy, please say: 'Hello to everyone form Mindaugas' :P

Less Bread (756 words)
by beckstrous - written on 17.10.02 (Very useful, 491 readings)
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You know what? Deep in the bowels of the overpriced and besuited Square Mile, where a pint of beer can cost £3.60 and smoked salmon is served with champagne at breakfast, you can still get a cheap lunch. As unlikely as it may seem, there is still somewhere that sells jacket potatoes for a quid, sandwiches for under £1.50 and soup for 70p: welcome to the world of Benjys. "Cheap" does not necessarily mean "nasty", you know. I've just eaten a deep-filled tuna sandwich on premium malted bread with no mayo (counting calories, you see), lemon, lettuce and cracked pepper. I expect you'd pay upwards of £2.75 for something like this ...

Benjy's: Benjy was a genius (301 words)
by timtm - written on 25.05.01 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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Some businesses succeed by being the only player in a marketplace. Some succeed by upping the quality. Some succeed by lowering the price. Benjy's definitely falls in the latter. When popping out of the office to buy lunch, the modern Londoner has a myriad of choices. Do they go and sample the delights of Pret a Manger's All Day Breakfast sarnie? Do they go to their local Wetherspoons for a beer and a burger? Do they get a pork pie from Marks & Spencer out of some sort of civic pride? From the crowds that gather, I would guess that half the population in London do none of these things, and head to Benjy's. I exaggerate yet again, of ...