Which Wich — Restaurant in Elizabeth City

I was excited to try Which Wich because of the variety. I ordered a black bean patty, but they were out of stock, and many other ingredients. I understand that happens often everywhere, so I changed my order to a Caprese. It includes cheese, tomato, and pesto. I added spinach, and when I arrived home, there were no tomatoes and barely any pesto or spinach. I paid $8.25 for it. My husband said his turkey, bacon, and ranch sandwich was nothing special and was mostly bread. I have seen others photos of their sub and it had an ample amount of ingredients. We bought expensive bread essentially. The staff was friendly, but we waited for an extended amount of time even though there were five workers. We stayed after we received our sandwiches because we had not received the milkshakes. We were the only ones in the store for a while when one of the workers who were all standing around chatting remembered the yellow papers hanging up on the order line for our milkshakes. I doubt we will be back. It was...

I first experienced Which Which in Colorado. It is a different twist on the sub game and a welcome addition to the options here in EC. The staff will assist if you’re new to the ordering process but, after one visit you’ll have it figured out. There are so many options available it’s easy to experience “paralysis by analysis “ when ordering. I really like their bread and sandwich options. Personally,I prefer the meatball sub from Subway and the steak and cheese from Jersey Mike’s but this is the place for nearly everything else. Customer service is lacking in most EC businesses unfortunately, so manage your expectations accordingly. Employees that actually care about what they’re doing would be a huge improvement to many of our local establishments.The service here is on par...

I was looking forward to this location opening. I'm always looking for a good sandwich place. However, I went during my 1/2 hr lunch break. A worker greeted me, inquired if it's my time, and then explained the process. You choose a "sandwich bag" titled on top. I went with the vegetarian bag. Then you mark the boxes of what you want on it. That took about 5-10 minutes reading & choosing. Ingredients were fresh, including the bread. Four workers were chatting with each other more than making orders. One girl was making sandwiches, so there was a longer wait than I liked. I wasn't able to finish my lunch because of this. Hopefully, this service improves over time since they are a new establishment. Next time, I'll order online...