I stumbled upon this place while searching for a lunch spot near my new job, and it did not disappoint! The first sandwich I tried was the large Turkey and Bacon on squaw bread, and I was blown away. The ingredients are top-notch and fresh, the flavors are spot on, and the portion sizes are just right. Since then, I've been working my way through the menu and haven't found a single item I didn't enjoy. If you're not in the mood for a sandwich, they also have rice bowls and salads. The service is excellent, and it seems to be family-owned. Be sure to chat with William, who is usually at the counter; he'll take great care of you. The lunch rush can get busy, so I recommend arriving before noon...
The sandwich I ordered was surprisingly delicious. I had the New Yorker, which cost $12.99. I thought that was a bit pricey for what you get. While I enjoyed the sandwich, I also added a drink and chips, bringing my total for two sandwiches to $25. The dining area was average—somewhat hot and quite busy. They do offer a variety of options, so I'd like to try some other dishes to form a more complete opinion. The service was average as well—not bad, but nothing noteworthy. From what I saw while the food was being prepared, I believe the quality is above average. I plan to return for another visit. Overall, I liked my meal, but I still feel it’s a bit on the expensive side.
Sandwich Cafe is a hidden gem! Their delectable sandwiches are a taste sensation, and the cozy ambiance makes it a delightful spot for a quick bite or leisurely lunch. With attentive service and a wide variety of fresh ingredients, it 's a must-visit for sandwich lovers in the area. A true haven for foodies seeking flavorful delights!
They serve a delicious hot roast beef sandwich. I really appreciated the dipping sauce that came with it!
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You want a good/great sandwich? Try the sandwiches here.
