Mr. Pickles — Restaurant in Daly City

There is a menu link here on Google maps that shows one price of the menu.

In person there is another price which is a +$3 more than what is advertised online.

On top of that ridiculous sandwich price there is a debit/credit card fee passed on to customers because the owners are too cheap to pay this instead of it being a cost of doing business.

I understand inflation but $20 for a sandwich.. you can’t just keep raising the price’s because “inflation”

Not only that but it’s against consumer law to not have accurate prices reflected. I usually don’t mind if a mom and pop shop does this but Mr. Pickles seems past that.

My sandwich also took so long and I was the only one waiting. The person making my sandwich was cleaning instead of making my sandwich and she didn’t start making it until she was done cleaning. +8 extra minutes waiting for my food.

1st and last time I ever...

We got 4 sandwiches on Sunday August 30th and it was extremely disappointing. The rolls that were used were so stale that they fell apart as you held the sandwich to take a bite. It was so dense and dry! The sandwich maker barely put any condiments on the sandwich. 1 of the 4 sandwiches was supposed to be toasted, but unfortunately all 4 were cold. When you spend $65 on 4 sandwiches, a small potato salad and 3 small bags of chips, you expect a much high quality of product and service...even on Sundays. If you are open on Sunday, it should be treated like any other day of the week, not a 4 hour half day, that you're just trying to get through. I have been to this particular Mr. Pickles many times, as well as others in the Bay Area, this was by far the worst experience I've had. I will be thinking twice before I run back to this Mr....

GREATNESS IN A SANDWICH Okay, this one is a winner! Great food, great service great times!!! I love how the shop has decent seating space, for a specialty shop. Lots of booths and modern day conveniences, like televisions, and interesting conversation starters, like "Pepsi and Pete" advert signs. I have no memory of that marketing campaign, but still interesting to see.

The sauces on the sandwiches are the special added touch. I had a Thai specialty peanut sauce sammie that was out of this world! I actually ate it over three days, since I was interrupted in my first bite of it. I ate 1/4 the first day, 1/2 the second day, and 1/4 the third day. It was absolutely delicious all three servings. It had a delicious coleslaw style lettuce, and it was on dutch...