Sally’s Sandwiches — Restaurant in Boston

Sally's Sandwiches is soooo yummy, what a wonderful addition to the Gallows Group empire! Despite the 99-degree heat, we made the walk out to this little doughnut/sandwich shop and we didn't regret it. The porchetta ($13) was juicy and rich, but contrasted nicely with the greens and the aioli. The bun was soft and fluffy. Great sandwich. The falafel was also excellent -- packed with flavor. Both sandwiches were reasonable in size -- not massive but a responsible amount of food. Or maybe I just thought it was responsible because it was so delicious I invariably wanted more. I would be remiss to not mention that the vegan peach jam doughnut was lovely as well -- soft and bursting with tangy peach jam.

Wish I lived closer so I could get breakfast, lunch, and dessert at...

I want to give y'all a good review because you deserve it but I'd also like to offer my opinion on how to improve and that's simply that the bread on a BLT should be thoroughly toasted. I would definitely come back I just was a little disappointed at how floppy the bread was, because toast is the only structural integrity a BLT has to offer. If it's not toasted it just flops around falling apart no matter how delicious it might be.

Listen I know what you're thinking, "of course a to-go toasted sandwich will become soggy, wrapped in a personal sauna of foil and steam" but no-- I unwrapped this bad boy as soon as it was handed to me to unleash the steam and enjoy a toasted BLT. You...

I used to like this place. They used to make their sandwiches fresh….. not anymore. Paid $14 for a tiny pre-made wrap. Didn’t taste good and as a student it was far too expensive for the size and quality. A horrible misuse of a Harvard space and drastically worse food and pricing then every other Harvard student go-to in the square. Needs to be replaced. Clearly the new ownership has dropped the ball completely. Might as well turn it into an ugly empty kiosk.

edit: This review was meant for the Harvard Square location in Smith Campus center -- although same business. I can imagine this location (being more full-fledged) would be...