Cafe One 11

Quality deli place in mt greenwood, i had the central park sandwich which was really good, their smoothies are great too, i’ve gotten the fruity and the mango strawberry smoothie, it’s worth going here for just the smoothies alone

The food is worthy of five stars. I had the Maplewood sandwich — chopped steak, green pepper, onions, all with some nice melty cheese in the mix, on a very nice ciabatta roll, then heated in a panini press. Wow, was that good!
It’s clean, although the tables are pretty wobbly. The service can take a while, even if there’s no one ahead of you.
The sandwiches, though, are out of this world. Definitely worth it, if you’re okay with waiting for a bit. And the prices are reasonable.

Decent food, but nothing special. I wouldn’t go back.

I came here for with a couple friends on one of my first days of living in the neighborhood. It was a nice intro to the southwest side.
The sandwiches are all named after streets in the area. I got the Millard which has prosciutto, what’s not to like? My friends also enjoyed the sandwiches and paninis they got.
We also tried the peanut butter smothie which tasted good but was a little more watery than I thought it would be.

Had the Lawndale sandwich, took it home& upon opening it the smell was that of spoiled beef, tried a little piece of meat, it was spoiled alright threw it out, called place no answer left message about the meat saying they should check to make sure never heard from them. Will never return. Hope inspector closes them.

Discovered this place while attempting to go to a near-​by spot that happened to be closed during that time. All-​in-​all, I was disappointed that my initial spot wasn’t open & honestly, I wasn’t sure what to expect from this place. However, to my surprise this place turned out to be pretty nice! The panini was fresh & flavorful, the smoothie was sensational and the wait staff were friendly & helpful. The ambiance was just ok but that’s not a big deal for me. I will be returning.

LOVE this place. I have eaten here many times and have never been disappointed. The sandwiches are delicious! The smoothies are just as tasty. Friendly service as well. The place is super clean. The panini’s are top rate. The sandwiches are named after the local streets. Def stop in and try this place.

I had lunch here with a freind and her two daughters, the food was delightful and the staff was very accomadating to the young children in the resteraunt, I will be back however the only reason I did’nt give it five stars was the side dishes HEALTHY CHIPS IN A BAG YUCK! Why don’t they have regular chips, or potatoe salad, macaroni or cole slaw or even fries! That would go really well with the great sandwiches!

I don’t like sandwich places much, but this place is much more than a sandwich place. They serve wraps, paninis, and subs, and they’re all named after the local streets. The sandwiches are really original — not just your typical ham and cheese, and they’re very generous. Folks here are nice and everything is super clean. I like the paninis. they’re really filling and they are a REAL sandwich!!! I ate here once, but I usually take this home and relax and enjoy myself a lot!!! If I had only wish it would be they get on the bandwagon and start serving Jay’s Potato Chips. They have some kind of fiber junk and one really wants bag of chips with their sandwiches. And I’m very appreciative of their later hours… Not too many joints open late around here. I now consider myself a regular. I just got done eating a Christina panini, and had to Unilocal it. GO THERE!

It’s nice to see a non chain shop in the Neighborhood! This place is great– Its clean and has great food. The sandwhiches and paninis are made fresh with top notch breads and meats.
My kids love the food, especially the Lawndale and the St Louis. (sandwhichs are named after the local streets) They even have a PB&J for the picky little ones. Prices are good and the portions are big. My kids really like the smoothies and protein shakes too! Great Hot chocolate and soup in the winter and conveniently located across from the Mt Greenwood park and Ice rink.
Stop in and check it out, try the Lawndale, its the bomb!
I heard that they have just started offering delivery. One more reason to love Café One 11 !

Been here twice and can’t complain about either time!

So happy to have a new cool place in Mt Greenwood. Went there for a sandwich and was surprised to see all the sandwiches named after local streets. I had the Avers Panini (peanut butter & banana on cinnamon bread) it was great. My girlfriend had the Whipple. She loved hers too. We both agreed that we’ll return again. One review I thought was too harsh. All new restaurants have some growing pains… give them a try… they have many sandwich choices.

Gotta check this spot out! I was driving by a weekday afternoon and noticed a new business had opened up. So I decided to stop by and check it out. Sandwiches, Paninis, Smoothies you name it, they have everything here for your cravings. I decided to try the Lawndale sandwich –roast beef, corned beef, and turkey… WoW!!! It tasted better than any other sub shop I had ever been to. This is not your average Subway or Togos, but a true Ma & Pop kind of place where you get that personalized service without the feeling of being rushed out like cattle. If you’re in the Mtn. Greenwood area trust me and stop by and get your eats on!

I love this place! The sandwiches are amazing! They recently opened so my hubby and I thought we’d try it out… We were so impressed, so we went back again and again. The employees are pleasant, very clean, service is quick and sandwiches… DELICIOUS and HEALTHY! Oh, and you must try the smoothies! They can pretty much make them anyway you desire.
If you haven’t tried Café One 11… you’re missing out!

I ate here with my family and we were very pleased. The place is spotless – not a crumb anywhere, and the windows are so clean they’re invisible. Pleasant décor, fast and friendly service, mid-​range prices (but you get a lot of food for your money), and fresh delicious choices.
The sandwiches (hoagies, wraps and panini) are all named after local streets having nothing to do with the ingredients. It’s a nice touch to have that local color, though. There’s a soft-​serve ice cream menu that is basic but reasonable. They also make smoothies and will add protein as an option.
I hope this place makes it because small business that offer good products are a rare, and welcome, enhancement to the neighborhood. These owners have done a lot of outreach so far – free cones when they opened, for instance, and they were written up in the local paper (which was how we found out about it).
The only complaints I have are:
1. I wish they offered tuna salad. I really like tuna salad.
2. The tables were a little too close together.
3. Parking is limited, but the owner always uses one of the few spots in front of the business. That’s one of my pet peeves, and discouraging to potential customers.
4. They serve Caribou Coffee, whose parent company observes and implements pro-​sharia policies. I boycott Caribou products.
I intend to patronize this place and try ALL the streets… I mean, sandwiches! If you live in the neighborhood, give it a try.