Which Wich

I just discovered Which Wich…
The employees are so friendly and helpful, they are actually happy to see you.
PROS:
The restaurant is very clean, large selection of sandwiches, everything so fresh… the rolls are crispy on the outside, and chewy on the inside. It looks like a new place, but it has been there for a decade, I was told. Bright and simple atmosphere. I was not rushed to eat and leave. Novel concept on ordering a «custom» sandwich. The cookie ice cream sandwich is dee-​lish! The «medium» sandwich is HUGE, should be called a large!
Cons:
They close at 7pm, darn! I am a night person so…

I know it’s a somewhat simple sub-​shop, but I was very plently surprised by the blackbean burger. Often times, blackbean burgers turn into flavorless greasy mush on a bun, but this was great. I highly recommend pairing it with hummus and sweet chili sauce ++ lots of veggies. (I’ve also tried the traditional Italian and the Chicken Cordon Bleu. Both were great!) And while it goes without saying, this beats any Subway or Jimmy Johns.

Which Which Rocks! Which Which Rolls! Which Which Rocks and Rolls! More choices than you can shake a sandwich bag at. You can get great toppings like hummus and olive salad. I dare you to find toppings like that at other sandwich places. Service is fast, chip selection is great. The house chips are similar to cracked pepper chips, but better. You can even read the AJC while you are there. I go there weekly.

They do have a decent sandwich. We left there saying «that was pretty good.» The sandwiches are a cross between Subway and Quiznos. The only thing that made this place more unique than every other sandwich shop was the ordering process which honestly doesn’t make that much of a difference to me.

i love this place

Been here on several occasions and have yet to be wowed… or even impressed. The sandwiches are decent. .but not the tastiest. For example, I got the turkey on white… I felt like a plaim Boars head turkey sub from Publix would have been tastier. On my 3^rd venture. I tried the sarachi tuna. It was decent… but I could have made better tuna subs at home.
This place is always crowded… so apparently many people like it. Just doesn’t work for me :-(

Several vegetarian sandwich options! I’ve been here twice in one week and have not been disappointed. It would be nice if they had someone come out and clean the tables especially during the lunch rush.

Really cool concept of ordering. Its different and works out well time wise. They’re not going to put a whole lot of meat on you wich but its more than subways, and a lot more choices to choose from.

I had a catering order from another company and the day of, I received a call stating that they would not be able to deliver for the meeting that I was holding. I called up Which wich and they were able to deliver the order within a couple hours for lunch!
Not only that, but the food was great!

Missed my flight at the airport and decided to drive around the area for something to eat. Since I had like 5 hours to kill. Saw this sandwich shop, not expecting much…
but. it was really great,
I was able to pick exactly what I wanted on my sandwich and the milkshakes were great!

As I’m sure you can gather by looking over other reviews, this Sammie shop has a different way of doing business. While it can be a bt confusing for a first-​timer, their signs make things a bit easier.
— Nice cool modern atmosphere
— Cool brown bag setup
— Plenty of choices for the picky eater
— Fast service
— Free daily paper to read while you eat
— Faint sauces, wish they were stronger!
After you walk in and get your brown bag all setup, the sandwiches are prepared very quickly. This seems to be the sit-​down and stay a while while you eat version of a deli shop. The meat seemed quality and for the price I was happy with my meal. The sauces are not that dominate when slathered onto the Sammie, making them hard to pick out, even buffalo.
I would say, give this place a try at least once. If not for the food, just to experience the ordering concept.

Nice concept. OK store. It’s standing with Chipotle and Potbelly. It was a little pricey. A large egg salad with avocado and a bag o’ chips was $ 10.50.
You might like this concept (infinite choices and customization) instead of Potbelly (a collection of well-​defined choices with consistent pricing).

Solid sammies. One of the few lunch places that is open on a Sunday afternoon in the Tri-​cities area. Get there before 3, when they close. This is our Sunday afternoon standby for lunch.
Much better bread and products in general than your standard Subway, Quiznos, Scholtzchky’s, etc. They toast all their subs and offer a bizillion options for your toppings. I love the efficiency and simplicity of their ordering system (little brown bags that you fill out so you don’t have to walk down the line pointing at this, this, this, this, not this and so on). This place is always amazingly clean too, and the staff is super nice helpful and efficient. Yum!

Love this place! Great bread, which is the pivotal foundation for all great sandwiches. Meats and veggies are consistently fresh and tasty. Go with their sandwich creations or make up your own from scratch. The staff are pleasant and friendly. I highly recommend them!

Here’s a sandwich shop with a twist. As you enter the store on your left hand side there is a huge menu in which you make your selections from. there are sandwich bags and pencils there on a table (?) just beneath the menu wall. :) You make your selection, pick a bag by number according to you MAIN Meat and then go over to the cashier.
I got a Chicken Salad sandwich so I picked up bag number 8. Then I selected my cheese, condiments, veggies, bread type and I think there was a place for chips, cookies and beverage as well. Now I should tell you that there were SEVERAL toppings on the bag to choose from. However, all of the bags do not have the same toppings on them. Which I found out because my friend didn’t have the the same type of cheese that I selected on her bag.
My friend got a Turkey sandwich with a twist, or some thing like that. You are asked to put your name on the bag in order that they can call you when your food is ready. I gave a fake name just for the hell of it. Of course when they called out TaTaTalicious I’d forgotten my stage name and my friend whom was dying laughing said «She’s looking at you fool!». Hehehe! It gave a good laugh to the hand full of people in there eating.
I like my sandwich but it had too much may in it. I am not a mayo fan and I got mustard on the sandwich just in case it had too much mayo but it really did not help. I didn’t think that for $ 6 – 7 this was a great deal for the portion size. However, I could only eat half of the sandwich. Please keep in mind that I am trying to lose weight so my portion sizes are not what a normal person can eat. The old me would have at least tried to gobble the whole 7 inches down! LOL!
Despite the Chicken Salad having too much mayo in it. i think that the sandwich was good and fresh! Better tasting than Subway and Blanchard’s, but not better than Atlanta bread Company or Panera Bread.
If you want to visit a trendy sandwich spot with outdoor and indoor seating try this place. I would come back here again.

A little different than your typical sandwich shop…
I’d take this over subway any day. My favorite is to get a chicken salad sandwich with buffalo sauce, pepper jack, provolone, lettuce, and ranch. Oh, and mushrooms.
Pick your «meat» and then dress it up how you want it by filling out the little baggies. Their shakes are pretty good as well. I typically skip the chips and go for a warm oatmeal raisin cookie.
**baggies are broken up by turkey, ham, comfort foods, veggie, etc… and then the diff sandwichs fall under those categories.**

Great first experience at a Which-​Wich after hearing good reviews about it from friends. Their staff was friendly and helpful, especially when attempting to tackle their menu options for the very first time!
It may seem a tad bit overwhelming for a newcomer, but you’ll catch on quick if you just ask. Their style of ordering from a menu is unique and memorable, yet allows you to pick the perfect sandwich-​y combo for your tongue’s palatable enjoyment!
Ended up ordering the chicken cordon bleu, which came out hot and delicious… wasn’t a fan of their house chips, though.
Will definitely be back for more… especially since they have a punch card! Woo-​hoo!

Loved this place.
I had the chicken pesto.
The sandwich was hot, ingredients were fresh and they didn’t skimp.
Atmosphere and staff were underwhelming, but I wasn’t expecting a 5 star.
It’s a great concept, and the offerings were plentiful.
As it was my first time, I had to stare at the menu for while before I could decide.
Really enjoyed it.

Oh Which Wich, where have you been hiding? Me thinks you have a fan! From the moment I entered, looked for a menu and saw the ordering process (brown paper bag, categorized by meat, with several selections you check off), I knew I was going to enjoy it. From the cashier to the location where you pick up your sub, try to keep an eye on your bag, and if you can’t, just don’t forget to write down your name on it.
There’s an assortment of chips but give the house chips a shot, as the cashier said, they’re an assortment of all kinds of chips mixed together. Works for me!
The only gripe, if I could even have one, is there’s only one outdoor table and around lunch time it gets very crowded!
I ordered the Turkey on wheat, 7 inch sandwich and it’s slightly toasted, great flavor and makes subway look even worse, flavor wise, than it already does. I totally recommend checking this place out

Please please please go to Which Wich. great sandwich, great spot. watch out for the lunch time rush.
you come in and select a brown paper bag, you pick up a Sharpe, you choose the type of sandwich, the type of bread, the cheese, and the condiments all by coloring in the appropriate circles.
you give your bag to the cashier and pay for your order.
the order goes down an assembly line and toaster, in which the last person puts the «wich» together, places it in the brown paper and calls your name.
it’s a great concept, very easy (with directions everywhere). the sandwiches are great, with over 50 choices. they are smaller than other places, but Which Wich does not hold out on the fillings, so it equals itself out.
I got the Wicked Wich: turkey, ham, roast beef, pepperoni and bacon, with 3 cheeses of my choice: swiss, cheddar and pepper jack. YUMMY. i love it! i got to choose all of the condiments and veggies with no additional charge. It was so good and toasted to perfection.
this place is kid friendly with PB&Js, grilled cheese, etc.
they have great milkshakes. i got the oreo.
they have breakfast sandwiches-​served all day
and the great thing is that all sandwiches are $ 5.00, with the exception of the wicked-​$ 6 and the kid meals $ 3.75 (includes drink and a treat)
this place has charm-​in the minimalist way.