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A popular gourmet sandwich stall known for its high-quality pork sandwiches, located in London's Borough Market and West Norwood.
The restaurant is run by a team of chefs dedicated to creating high-quality sandwiches.
Last updated: 6/29/2026, 5:57:24 PM
The Black Pig is a highly popular gourmet sandwich stall, primarily located in London's Borough Market, with another branch in West Norwood. It's renowned for its generous and flavorful pork sandwiches, particularly the signature honey truffle and parmesan pork ciabatta. The restaurant prides itself on using high-quality ingredients, including cheeses from the Parma Ham and Mozzarella Stand and ciabatta from Bread Ahead Bakery, with sandwiches finished in a Big Green Egg grill. Despite often long queues, the service is noted for its efficiency and speed.
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Customers consistently praise The Black Pig for its delicious and flavorful pork sandwiches, often calling them the 'best sandwich in London.' Portions are described as generous and very filling. Despite the popularity leading to long queues, customers appreciate the highly organized and efficient service, with food often ready within minutes. The staff are frequently mentioned as friendly. While the sandwiches can be messy, the overall experience is considered well worth it, leading to many repeat visits. Some reviews note its viral popularity on social media.
The Black Pig has gained significant popularity, partly due to its sandwiches going viral on social media. It operates from two locations in London: Borough Market Kitchen and a shop in West Norwood. The focus is on a limited menu of expertly crafted sandwiches, ensuring quality and speed.
The Borough Market location is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 17:00 and Sunday from 10:00 to 16:00. Saturdays are noted as being particularly busy, with long queues, though the staff are well-organized to handle the volume. Visiting during off-peak hours or weekdays might offer a less crowded experience, but the efficient service means even busy times are manageable.
