Which Wich

Not much bad to say on this first visit! Pretty solid sandwich spot. I was a little confused on the ordering process at first, but I picked up on it pretty easily. There are so many sandwiches and combinations to choose from that it might be overwhelming for some people. After ordering, I realized that I enjoyed the process but I would like to see how it operates when it’s packed for lunch or dinner one day. The staff was also really nice and helpful.
Ordered the hotwich chicken pesto on white with caramelized onions, mushrooms, bacon, spinach, tomatoes, pickles, jalapeños and oregano. No additional sauce is really required on the pesto, it’s really flavorful already. The bun was nice and crispy and they loaded the veggies on so it ended up being pretty filling. I’d recommend giving it a try and I will be going back again to try another sandwich.

Great hot tasty sandwiches of your own creation. My favorite is black bean veggie patty with pineapple, pesto, pepperjack cheese, banana pepper and another dressing I cannot remember at the moment. Very Good.

Way better than subway!!! not many sandwich places in Edmond, this one is great.

Superior Sandwiches, you say? Let’s compare the chains (nearby) before we make that call:
— Jersey Mike’s: Slightly more expensive (~$ 5.00 for a small sandwich) and not as much variety. Although the quality is decent, their sandwiches are meh in terms of flavor.
— City Bites: Comparable to W’W (~5.00 for a medium-​sized sandwich) but not as much variety. Also, their sandwiches have gotten smaller over the years.
— McAlister’s: Overpriced, low quality, crap. Go here for the sweet tea and nothing else.
— Schlotzsky’s: Sourdough crap. Go here to use the restroom.
— Panera Bread: I’ll refrain from rolling my eyes at you when you tell me how much you love this place.
— Subway: It’s already setting the bar at ground level, but then they start digging by gypping you; the two locations nearby will cut corners and try to ration 3 slices of sandwich meat on a footlong (not an exaggeration).
— Quizno’s: Is this place not bankrupt yet?
So my point: at W’W, you can get a very filling sandwich (with some ridiculous combinations of ingredients) for about $ 5.00. This makes it more than A-​OK. Being a chain restaurant doesn’t automatically qualify something as being average or sub-​par. Their Pesto Chicken is dandy. Avoid the spinach though, it’s not fresh. Their jalapeños are off too.
I saw some loud, obnoxious girls (from UCO, I’m assuming) in the parking lot as I was walking out of W’W. They went into Panda Express, which to me makes a lot of sense. Because loud, obnoxious people would pick Panda Express when W’W is right next door. Don’t be a loud, obnoxious person.
I really didn’t mean to go on a mini-​rant about a sandwich place of all things, but there you have it.
P. S. The chairs in there are uncomfortable.
P. P. S. This is the stickler in me, but the signs should read, «Which ‘Wich» since the second word is actually an elision. There’s your grammar lesson for the day. No charge. You’re welcome.

I love this sandwich shop! I love that you get to write down your order, great for kids birthdays or just a fun lunch date with your honey!

Average sandwich place with average sandwiches, but like others have mentioned they have a neat way of ordering sandwiches unlike the other sandwich chain. I also like how they have more than just one vegetarian option like the caprese!

Great sandwiches. Large variety. Choose your own adventure by selecting your favorite ingredients w a red Sharpie pen. Fair pricing. Clean environment.

This new sandwich shop is amazing. The selections are great, the ingredients are are varied and fresh, and the sandwich presentation is fantastic. There has not been one sandwich that wasn’t excellent. All other sandwich shops in the Oklahoma City area pale in comparison to Which Wich.