Sandwich Place — Restaurant in San Diego

The name and signage really don’t do this place justice. The couple who owns this little sandwich shop is very personable and gets the job done when you have a hankering for a homemade sandwich. Really, I think I could replicate these sandwiches pretty easily myself, but for the days I forget my lunch, or am crunched on time, this deli hits the spot. I’ve ordered the turkey club pita and turkey croissant, both of which are delightful. They must use a whole avocado on the pita club, because I got avocado in every single bite, which is a-okay with me! As for the croissant sandwich, the sprouts gave it a nice crunch, however; it was a little heavy on the cream cheese for my liking. In addition, this place is speedy – I can walk from work (about 3 blocks down) to the deli and be back at my desk in about 12 minutes (without pre-ordering). They also have hot lunch options available and are open for breakfast hours, neither of which I have tried yet. Overall, this deli is a nice quick stop for a...

Good little deli spot off the main road in Clairemont Mesa Blvd. Ingredients were fresh, good selection of bread choices, a huge selection of deli meat combination for sandwiches and a good balance of mayo, mustard, meats, tomatoes and lettuce. Prices are also very affordable. Most of sandwiches were $8.50 and some were a bit more but not by much. All its missing to complete the meal was a pickle but sadly it's not included with the sandwich. It's available for purchase though, so maybe I'll do that...

I gave this place two chances and was disappointed both times. On the first visit I got the Hero and it came with only one slice of each meat. It tasted okay, the bread was nice and fluffy. On the second visit I got the Reuben, and it was terrible. The meat was tough and chewy, the bread was rubbery and chewy. I saw them microwave the sandwich whole, wrapped in the paper, and this is what caused the bread and meat to be like that. I'm not going back for a...