Jimmy John’s

Well i am disappointed for sure. Online ordering wasnt working which is not the stores fault so I called in my order. It arrived quicker than usual and within about 15 mins but unfortunately it was unsatisfactory. The drink was probably ¾ filled and I sprung the extra for the large. The bread was a little burnt on my sub as well. I have ordered from here before and have typically had good/​mixed experiences but this one was just bad.

Eh… it’s a sandwich. If you want something great go to a local eatery.
I think the marketing raised my expectations too high. Maybe they should just go with ‘We’re better than Subway’.
They were… but still nothing to brag about. I do feel like you get a better value at Subway but somehow the ingredients at Jimmy John’s tasted a tad fresher… but still nothing to brag about. The décor is better than your average Subways… but still nothing to brag about.
In fact, it was the décor I felt like I was paying for more than the ingredients for sandwiches — which are smaller than Jerrod’s hang out.
I had the Billy Club. The tomatoes were nice. The sauce was good — full of fat! I couldn’t really taste the roast beef because there was so little of it.
I’ll be back. When I need a quick bite that won’t make me hate myself after eating it. You can only down so many foot longs and rice filled baby-​sized burritos.

I wanted a quick and light bite to eat after an evening of volleyball; this fit the bill. I’d never been to Jimmy John’s before and this location is relatively new on the west side of town. It’s not so dramatically different than your Subway, Quizno’s, or Jersey Mike’s, but it was solid and for me in this instance, solid was good.
The bread is baked daily and was satisfyingly crispy on the edges. They are prone to using more lettuce (a filler if you ask me) than I’d like, but it isn’t anything to knock someone down on. Lettuce can be removed, after all. Also, the size of the sandwich is 8 inches which I just discovered is a perfect compromise between the standard 6 or 12 inch offered at other sub shops (pretty obvious, I realize, but I’ve never known this option before;)). They make their own chips and cookies (er, their name is on it vs Frito Lay) but I didn’t partake on this visit in the combo deal. Another day, perhaps.
The place was empty for dine-​in, but with their delivery service and the ease of take out, my guess is that is how people are accustomed to using Jimmy John’s.
Overall it was nothing earth shattering, but it was a solid sub shop should I (more like when I) have a hankering for a sandwich again.
The store is full of quirky signs and a lot of references to «mom». As in, «Mom would approved». I’m not sure I get that, but maybe it’s just a marker among the franchises. A little confusing for me, but again… I was there for a sandwich; that worked out well so I’m happy.