Kwik Pick

Love this place!!! Little mom and pop store. Great samis fresh and always fast. Small little spot you would never expect this!

I always come here when I’m in the mood for sandwiches. The bread is hearty and chewy, perfect for sandwiches. My go to order is the tuna with avocado, which always has the perfect tuna/​tomato/​avocado ratio. Would recommend Kwik Pick to anyone in the mood for a sandwich.

I’ve been going here a lot lately. Very clean relaxed quiet ambiance. First time the kind lady at front recommended steak and cheese which was really delicious. Everything tastes very very fresh. Vegetables really enhance the sandwich as does the bread. The pastrami is my other favorite. I also like the size of the large sandwich. Fair prices, great service, super fresh!, I like quik pick a lot.

Stopped by here today after seeing all the good reviews. I love helping out small businesses so I thought I’d check it out. I got a Turkey, Bacon, and Cheese sandwich with lettuce, mayo and onions. The cashier was very friendly and didn’t make me feel rushed as I looked over the menu. Once I made my decision my small sandwich and drink total came out to around $ 7.50 I believe. I might have waited 3 minutes before my sandwich was done.
I brought back home to enjoy, but I found it just to be just an average sandwich. The bread was soft with a little density. The lettuce was fresh, the turkey was okay. It didn’t taste very fresh. To be honest, I’ve had better sandwiches at other places. It wasn’t great but it wasn’t bad either.

I’ve lived by this place for like 10 years and finally tried it out. I got the Burmuda I believe. The small was big enough so I was satisfied. It was actually very good. Better bread, meat, and ingredients than any subway type place. Will definitely go again.

I love this place. Some of the best sandwiches in town. It’s a small family owned place but the sandwiches are really good. Not to mention pretty big in size.
I’ve tried quite a few different ones and must say have yet to be disappointed.
Would definitely recommend this place to anyone.

If you’re searching for a freshly made sandwich with fresh lettuce, meats, cheese, deli style, then I highly recommend this spot. Sorry, but I get tired of the bland meats from subway which is clearly pre-​frozen. Nah, I’m good and I’ll stick to this spot.
Great for lunch or a light dinner. Price is reasonable. I recommend the torpedo or steak sandwich. It’s a nicely family owned spot and you can tell they work hard to maintain their business. I can appreciate business owners like this. I’ll defiantly be craving this spot.
Don’t expect a fancy establishment. Just expect good subs and you’ll be fine.

Not necessarily kwik but a good pick.
I came here and was impressed. I got the pastrami bacon cheese sandwich. The bread was robust but also soft. So it held the meat but was gentle on the jaw. The pastrami and bacon were generously spread throughout. The add of the pickles gave it that crunch it needs. My only qualm with the sandwich was the cheese. I barely saw any and barely tasted any. Getting the large did make it a bit too much. I feel like adding jalepenos or cherry peppers might have added an extra flavor to this great sandwich. I had it to it to go, so i added horseradish and siracha sauce to augment this already good sandwich.
Got to taste my wifes triangle sandwich. It had ham turkey and avacado. The sandwich was fun and Very fresh
Overall great place.

My go to sandwich spot to go.
I usually get their large steak avacado and cheese sandwich. I have tried several other sandwiches but settled on this being the one I like the most.
Pros:
1) Very close (300 ft) from my house.
2) Freshly prepared meat. No after taste at all.
3) Inexpensive and good sized portions on the sandwiches.
Cons:
1) They close early and are not open Sundays.
Several Unilocalers complained about the service or lack thereof. Fortunately I have not experienced any such rudeness towards me or towards anybody else during my many visits. Matter of fact the lady smiles endearingly every time Ian bows to her.

Wow… not very friendly here! I’m willing to acknowledge at that the cultural difference could be creating a language barrier but friendliness can be a simple smile or even just making eye contact! The lady who helped me barely looked at me and did not say a single word to me until I asked for napkins at which point she handed me one. I asked if I could have a few more and was so surprised when she responded by saying, «that’s not enough?»…so I explained that I will be eating in the car and sharing the (large) sub with another person, so I’d like to have more then one napkin. She handed me two. Lol. I guess she doesn’t even want to try for my return business. I can’t believe they but the cheapest, thinnest napkins and then are stingy with them! Why do you have a restaurant if your not interesting in serving customers!!?
Anyway the sandwich was decent. I’d eat it again but I don’t want to go back there again.