Zookz Sandwiches — Restaurant in Phoenix

Saw it the day before on 3TV. If Scott Pasmore eats something with vegetables on it you better go try it. 3TV claimed this was the best breakfast sandwich in Phoenix. I still have more to try but this is on top of my list currently! Went with the number 44: two egg frittata, bacon, ham ,feta cheese, parmesan, roasted red peppers & fresh basil. This was stupid delicious. I could tell from what I saw on TV the crust was going to be the best part but it is so much better than your eyes let you see. I have so many things I want stuffed in it. Every bite, crust, eggy goodness and bacon explosions.

Split the number 20: Thinly sliced turkey, bacon, fresh avocado,tomatoes, shredded cheddar cheese zookz sweet heat mustard sauce.

This was out of this world! even with the sauce. But don't get me wrong I like the sauce. I just wasn't expecting it cuz I didn't know it was on it. My friend ordered this. I knew what to expect with mine but not with this. The sauce is sweet and it works but I feel like it could have worked without it. Me personally I'd swap it out with the chipotle sauce and be okay. But it was bananas how good it was.

I got the Mimosa sandwich combo amazing deal. $10. The passion fruit Mimosa was so damn good. I don't even drink often but I chugged this down like I was going day drinking. I wasn't.

Now we didn't get our side salad and both agreed we were still a little hungry. I think if we'd gotten the side salad with the second sandwich we wouldn't have been. What I would love is if they had something with the breakfast items like the side salad with the lunch. We weren't sure if it was cause we got drinks instead of, or of it was forgotten but it was all good.

I would pay good money for cheesy hashbrowns. shredded potatoes stuffed with cheese toasted in that amazing toaster. Steal my idea.

Overall amazing value great food will be back want to know how much they'll let you customize. Sorry bout the teeth marks in the pics I had to eat...

We had our first visit here in September and this place is amazing! First off, it's nice to go somewhere and not have to stress about finding a parking spot. This can make or break me coming back to a place more often. They are in a good corner of the shopping plaza and I haven't had an issue finding parking (yay!) I took my daughter out for lunch and upon our initial visit they have a nice little patio out front for those cooler days. Inside they had a lot of seating and cozy spots to catch up with a friend. Service at the counter was fast and ordering was easy. Although there are a lot of options so give yourself a minute to grab a paper menu if you don't want to read it on the overhead board (ah the pressure of reading through the list trying to make a decision when a cashier is staring at you)! I loved that when there was someone in line waiting, another employee came up to ask if we wanted to step to another station to order (very attentive and efficient service). My daughter wanted a traditional grilled cheese and they were quick to accommodate. She just loved how gooey it was! I ordered the #15 turkey with a side kale salad nd without a doubt, best sandwiches ever. Even as I'm writing this I think I'll go back for lunch tomorrow. I noticed a lot of people stopping in for coffee or breakfast. I also loved that they offered mimosas. So I had to test it out! Really impressed with this place and wish I had gone sooner. Great food, great service. Definitely a...

The food was good, the staff was great, and we liked the atmosphere. It's a little pricey for what you get, but I'd definitely go back.

We came on a Saturday around 1PM. There wasn't a line, but there were a couple people waiting for their food. When we ordered the woman at the counter was extremely friendly and personable and their menu is pretty straight forward, making it an easy process.

After ordering you're handed a number and we got our drinks and sides and sat at the bar overlooking Camelback. My only complaint about this part of the process is that all their sides are in plastic containers in a cold bar, like you might find pre-packaged food at a deli. It felt a bit wasteful compared to maybe plated to order sides in a cardboard bowl or something.

The food didn't take long, and everything was good. The mustard on my No. 20 was fantastic, and the potato salad and kale salad were both different takes on the dishes but we're both fantastic. The No. 35 was good as well, but it was pretty horseradish forward.

The atmosphere while we were eating was nice, older rock music, but quiet enough to hold a conversation.

My only other complaints were they only offer plastic utensils, even for dine in, and the prices were a little higher than I'd have liked. For two sandwiches (sides included), a potato sidekick, a coffee, and a tea our total was $42. I'd have been happier to be somewhere closer to $35 for the quality...