Sliced to orderAir dried ham
Cured for 18 months; pork and sea salt only. No common allergens in the recipe.
$6 / 100 g
Larder Lane Delicatessen slices cured meats and cheeses while you wait, bakes bread every morning and makes sandwiches to go from 7:30. Shop the counter online for collection, or ask about catering platters for the office or a party.

Meats and cheeses are priced for 100 g and sliced on the day you collect. Every card names its allergens in plain words.
Sliced to orderCured for 18 months; pork and sea salt only. No common allergens in the recipe.
$6 / 100 g

Coarse pork salami with fennel seed and garlic. No milk or gluten in the recipe.
$4.50 / 100 g

Green and black olives with lemon, garlic and herbs in olive oil.
$5 / 200 g

Baked each morning after a long, slow rise. Contains gluten (wheat; the rye loaf also rye).
$7
Made todayBeef ragù and béchamel, baked and chilled to heat at home. Contains gluten, milk, egg and celery.
$16

Roast squash, peppers and chickpeas with herbs and tahini. Contains sesame.
$8 / 300 g
GiftA crate of salami, olives, hard cheese, crackers, chutney and almonds. Allergens: milk, gluten, nuts.
$70

A whole cured leg on a carving stand for a party, with a short carving lesson.
Price on enquiry
EnquirePick a collection time at the counter or ask for local delivery, which the checkout prices for your address. Discount codes from the deli letter go in at checkout too.
Made at the hatch from 7:30 until the bread runs out, each one listed with what is in it and the allergens it carries.
| Sandwich | What is in it | Allergens | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ham and pickle | Air dried ham, sharp pickle and butter on rye | Gluten, milk, mustard | $9 |
| Salami and peppers | Fennel salami, roast peppers and rocket on focaccia | Gluten, sulphites | $9 |
| Cheese and chutney | Aged hard cheese, apple chutney and leaves on sourdough | Gluten, milk, sulphites | $8 |
| Chicken and herb mayonnaise | Roast chicken, herb mayonnaise and cucumber on a white roll | Gluten, egg, mustard | $9.50 |
| Falafel and tahini | Falafel, pickled cabbage and tahini in a flatbread | Gluten, sesame | $8.50 |
| Soup of the day | With a thick slice of sourdough | Ask at the hatch | $6 |
Bread, meat and cheese share one counter, and one slicer handles all the meats, so traces of allergens are possible. Mention a severe allergy before we make anything.

The meats come from a handful of family curers and the cheeses from farms we have visited. Nothing is sliced ahead, because cured meat dries out within hours of cutting, so every order goes through the slicer while you watch.
Our own kitchen makes the salads, lasagne and soup each morning and labels them with the day they were made and every allergen in the recipe. Prepared dishes are kept chilled and dated, and nothing made today is sold after tomorrow.
For office lunches, meetings and parties. Each platter arrives on a board or tray with a label for every item and its allergens.
for 10, from$70
Twenty halves across five of our sandwiches, with one side of the tray kept vegetarian.
for 10, from$95
Cured meats, two cheeses, olives, roast vegetables, breadsticks and focaccia.
for 30, from$340
A long spread of meats, cheeses, salads, breads and fruit laid out at your venue.
Every platter can be made vegetarian, vegan or without pork; say which when you enquire.
Four steps, most of them handled by us.
Use the form below for the date, how many are eating and any allergies or diets.
Within one working day you have a menu, the allergens on it and a price to approve.
Platters are made on the day and labelled item by item before they leave.
Pick it up at the counter or take delivery nearby; boards and trays are fetched back the next day.
The hatch at breakfast, a board on its way out, and the shelves in between.



The ham was sliced so thin it curled, and the label listed exactly what was in it. Lunch at the hatch takes five minutes even at the busiest time.
Ordered the antipasti board for a meeting of twelve, with one guest who avoids gluten. Their portion came on its own plate with its own label.
The lasagne for two has become a Friday habit. Dated, labelled, and better than anything cooked in our kitchen.
Every label and the sandwich board list the allergens in the recipe in plain words. Meat, cheese and bread share a counter, so traces are possible, and we say honestly when something cannot be kept apart. With a severe allergy, speak to us before we make anything.
That depends on the guidance where you live, which differs between countries. A midwife, doctor or other health professional can tell you which cured meats and cheeses suit you, and the hatch can make sandwiches with cooked fillings instead.
Sliced cured meat is best eaten within three days, wrapped and chilled. Prepared dishes carry a use by date on their labels.
Every day there is at least one vegetarian and one vegan sandwich, and the salads are labelled. Vegan food is made on the same counter, so read the allergen note.
A day for sandwich platters and antipasti boards, and five days for a grazing table. December fills up early, so ask well ahead.
Within the country, yes. Rules on sending meat and dairy across borders vary by country and are often strict, so we only post abroad after checking the rules for that address.
Send the day, the number of guests and any allergies or diets, and a menu with its price comes back within one working day. Platters are made on the morning they are eaten.
The sandwich hatch opens first, and the full counter from 8:30.
On the corner of the market lane, with a hatch for sandwiches to go
| Monday to Friday | 7:30 to 18:30 |
| Saturday | 8:30 to 17:00 |
| Sunday | 9:00 to 14:00 |
Once a month, a short letter on the new cheeses and cured meats in, with a discount code for the counter online. Ask in any message to be added.
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About this sample page
Larder Lane Delicatessen is a fictional deli, written to show how a delicatessen can sell its counter, lunches and catering on AI Web Maker. The counter grid comes first: meats and cheeses priced for 100 g, bread, prepared dishes, a hamper and a whole ham that leads to an enquiry. A sandwich table lists fillings, allergens and prices for the lunchtime hatch. Catering platters follow as three tiers, with four steps from enquiry to collection. Each part answers a question that a busy counter rarely has time for.
A deli owner tells the AI Web Maker builder about the counter, the kitchen and the platters, and gets back a drafted store with slice options and a catering form. Customers set the slice, put the order in the bag and see the delivery cost added when they check out, and a code from the deli letter takes something off. A whole ham, priced on the day it is carved, is enquired about rather than bagged. Hosting for the deli comes to $119 a year from launch, and the domain is paid for on top. Every section gets a longer explanation on the sample page.