Earl of Sandwich

This place had great reviews so we decided to try it. I have never really liked warm sandwiches, but this place made me change my mind. My husband and i enjoyed the Montagu and spicy Italian. They both were warm toasty full of meat and melted cheese. Earl also had really fast and friendly service.

This was our first time eating here and my husband ordered the original Earl Club and I ordered the tuna melt on wheat. In the end we were just not satisfied with what we ate. Felt something was missing. We added pepperchinis and Tabasco to spice it up but we would not eat here again.

Not bad.
I had Earl of Sandwich for the first time on Friday. I’m not really a sandwich kind of gal so I ordered a cheese pizza to share with my sister for a snack before we had dinner that night.
Their pizza is served on what seemed like a piece of toast. It was okay, not something I would crave.
I heard from our friends who went with us that they really liked their sandwiches though. I guess I’ll have to give it a try one day.

Good sandwiches, reasonable prices… but the kids working there looked like they absolutely hate their jobs and all people who order sandwiches. So, their customer service could be improved. They were borderline rude.

I LOVE EARLS SANDWICHES.
I usually go to the one in Downtown Disney in Anaheim but Earl’s has been my go to place for a quick, delicious meal that I need to eat on the go. My top sandwiches in order are the 1) Holiday Turkey, 2) Full Montague, and 3) Chipotle Chicken Avocado. The holiday turkey is basically Thanksgiving leftovers between bread — turkey, cornbread stuffing, cranberry, sauce, and gravy. It really gives you all the Thanksgiving feels. The Full Montague is also quite tasty — roast beef and turkey with swiss and cheddar cheese, lettuce and tomatoes. And for all you avocado lovers the Chipotle Chicken is the way to go. In general though Earl’s sandwiches are pretty small. I usually order one and split half with a friend.
There’s plenty of free parking at the Palms and it’s usually not too crowded. It’s a lot smaller compared to the other Earl’s in Vegas, but it’s in a food court so you can’t really expect much. I don’t really mind either since I usually take it to eat on the road. Definitely recommend for a quick, cheap bite!

This place sounded great on the Unilocal reviews but my experience was sub-​par. I stopped by this particular EoS on my way to the airport for lunch. I ordered the half Chipotle Chicken Avocado and half Greek Salad. I was impressed by the packaging, in which the sandwich was wrapped tightly in sliver foil complete with an EoS sticker indicating the type of sandwich it was. Unwrapping it was like opening a small Christmas gift.
Unfortunately, that is where the fun ended. The bread was actually toasted rather well, but the insides of the sandwich is where things fell off a cliff. My main gripes: the chicken was barely warm, if not some pieces cold (not heated/​cooked enough) and the lack of avocado (about a quarter of the half of sandwich). Basically the two items that are in name of the damn sandwich! The salad was basic for a Greek Salad. No complaints but it wasn’t anything over the top.
I feel like this place has more potential than this. I’d give it a go another time and try just a regular sized sandwich. For now, it left much to be desired.

I got the Earl’s Club. FRICKEN DELISH. I didn’t think a sandwich could taste so good. Definitely made subway look mediocre to me. It has turkey, bacon, swiss, lettuce, tomato, and sandwich sauce. It was warm and toasty and made to perfection. I’ve never obsessed so much over a freakin’ sandwich. People would tell me it was really good and I was very skeptical. We tried it cause we were in the area and they definitely didn’t disappoint! 5 stars for everything! I can’t wait to try a whole bunch of different things.

Fast and tasty/​toasty sandwiches.
Service: friendly, efficient
Food: tasty and toasty chicken chipotle advocate sandwich on wheat
Value: about what I would expect for being in Vegas
Probably the better and consistent food choice at the Palms.

Earl of Sandwich has been on my to-​try list for some time now and I finally got to try this place on a lazy Sunday morning. This particular Earl of Sandwich is located inside the food court of Palms, next to Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf.
Lay out was confusing for me when I walked in. Register is by the front left counter and LED menu screen is right above it. Service was alright.
They offer variety of sandwiches and wraps with different ingredients. Each sandwiches are around $ 6 for 6 inch and you are offered a choice of either wheat bread or white bread. I got to try four sandwiches from their simple and easy to read menu:
The Full Montagu– My favorite out of all I tried. It comes with roast beef, turkey, lettuce, tomato, swiss cheese with mustard sauce. Liked how it came with lots of ingredients which made it more filling. ⁴⁄₅
The Original– It’s a roast beef sandwich with cheddar and horseradish sauce. Reminded me of Arby’s roast beef sandwich, but not as meaty. Too basic in my opinion. ³⁄₅
Chipotle Chicken Avocado– Had high hope for this since I love the combination of chicken and avocado, and I also really like chipotle sauce in general. Not enough sauce + avocado and came out tasting flat. ²⁄₅
The Earl’s Club– Has turkey, bacon, lettuce and tomato with their sandwich sauce. Nothing memorable about this one. ²⁄₅
In conclusion, sandwiches did not meet my expectation based on other rave reviews. Being a Subway fanatic, I would expect more from a $ 6 sandwich when I can get a foot long from Subway for the same price. Subway has my heart and soul for their always fresh ingredients therefore Earl of Sandwich is just «A-​OK» for me.
Eat fresh all day err’ day.

Frequented here after staying at Palms for a few days, and each time it was delicious.
Always got the Earl’s Club sandwich which is so delicious. I love how it’s toasted just right and how it’s warm and melts in your mouth. Was my go to. I also got the macaroni and cheese one time which was pretty good, although not anything to rave over. It just satisfied my cravings.
Also the fact that this place is ²⁴⁄₇ is glorious for me and my stomach. The lights on top are also strangely addictive to stare at (lol).
The only mild downside is the pricing but then again you’re in Vegas so I can’t really complain much. It’s delicious.

I love Earl of Sandwich’s variety and menu overall. This location was moderate due to the staff seeming to be unhappy in general. Not the friendly group I am used to from visiting the Downtown Disneyland location in Anaheim CA.

Let’s just start off by saying I’m kinda peeve that they no longer serve the pastrami reuben which my stomach was set for. The cashier told me so without giving a reason why but to do and die like Saving Private Ryan, I suppose.
I was recommended the full montagu when deciding on other choices beside pastrami but went with the turkey instead with standard fixings since I was starving at the time. It was better than Subway but was not like Wow! Can’t wait to come back again type of food like what I had at Stage Deli way back when it was great!
Earl need to bring back the pastrami, period.

Damn… not sure what happened. Came here specifically because the other EoS at the Miracle Mile mall would be busy.
But the meat here was rubbery and hard to chew. Big mistake coming back here. At least the Palms casino has a lot more food variety so I’ll be able to skip EoS on my next visit.
Maybe it was just a one off day, but it was disgusting on my recent visit here.

I’ve been wanting to try this place so after seeing a movie at the Palms, eating here was a given! I had The Full Montagu (Freshly Roasted Beef, Turkey, Aged Swiss & Sharp Cheddar, Lettuce, Roma Tomatoes & the Earl’s Mustard Sauce), a triple chocolate brownie, and a soda. All of this came to about $ 12…not bad for eating inside a casino. Everything was amazing! The bread is a little thick but since it’s a hot sandwich, it didn’t bother me. As far as the brownie is concerned… it was perfect! It looks like it is baked in a round deep dish and it was super soft.
Tip: Order extra mustard sauce if you are even kind of a fan of mustard. I’m not a huge mustard fan but I like extra sauce on all my sandwiches and this was a great choice.
They have two locations in Vegas so far, this one and another one inside Planet Hollywood near the Miracle Mile shops… both are open 24 hours! Extra bonus! I like the Palms location because you can park right outside of the food court area. Way easier than going through the casino.

Very reliable fast food establishment in Vegas. They are practically in every food court or shopping area inside the hotels. Great service, good selection and food is made to order. Whether you get the breakfast or lunch items, the sandwiches are always warm and toasty. Luckily there was one in Palms casino that was open 24 hours. I had the Ham Egg ‘N’ Cheddar & coffee for about 5 bucks. Satisfying indeed :)

The menu is smaller and different from most earls :(
I wasn’t able to get my favorite which is the chipotle chicken avocado with bacon.
They have a wrap that bears the same name and I was ignorant enough to order that thinking it was what I wanted. Shame on me :(
The wrap tasted weird though… I think it’s too citrusy and clashes with the bacon.
The tomato soup was the same though and tasted great!
Customer service was good and food came out fast!

I’ve heard nothing but good things about Earl of Sandwich, and decided to finally try this place when a Groupon popped up ($ 5 for two $ 10 Groupons). I opted to go to the location at the Palms because I wanted to avoid the madness of the Strip. So… IMO Earl of Sandwich is not what it’s hyped up to be.
CAPRESE ($ 6.49?): Heavy on the mozzarella and like, 3 pieces of basil. The wheat bread was overly toasted and would’ve been better on white bread (my bad). An annoying gnat kept assaulting me and my sandwich for the better of the part meal (until I squished him, Mwah Haha!).
CHIPOTLE CHICKEN AVOCADO ($ 6.49?): My husband said his sandwich was just okay, and that he wouldn’t come back again. My thoughts exactly.
CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE ($ 1.99): The best part of the meal! Loaded with chocolate chips and still soft. Definitely satisfied my sweet tooth.
SERVICE: Manager didn’t smile, but our food was ready in less than 5 minutes!
ATMOSPHERE: Earl of Sandwich is located in the food court at the Palms. There were teenagers everywhere! I attribute it to coming on a Monday, which happens to coincide with Brendan theaters $ 5 movie days.
Worth a Return Visit?
Nah. It irks me that 1) the sandwiches are only 6 inches; and 2) combos are not offered = everything (drinks & chips) are purchased separately. :/​Plus, the sandwiches are very forgettable.
Unilocal 100 CHALLENGE 2015: #97

Every time I go to the movies at The Palms, I see an advertisement for Earl of Sandwich.
I’ve wanted to try them for a while, but never have.
Sunday, we went to a movie, and got there about 45 minutes before the box office opened, and so we decided to try Earl.
I had the bacon, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwich, and my fella got The Full Montague with horseradish sauce.
My sandwich was good. Bacon was nice and crispy, the egg was cooked well, and I loved the bread.
Fella’s sandwich was the better of the two. That horseradish sauce is the best! I’ll order that again, for sure.
On par with Jimmy John’s and Firehouse, this is a step above Port o Subs, and a few above Subway.
I would definitely eat here again.

I’ve heard this name before, but I’ve never seen one, until we we walking through the lobby of the Palms Hotel.
So, we stopped in to grab and quick bit to take up to our room.
1^st: Chicken Bacon Avocado Wrap. Perfect size and full of flavor. Wonderful!
2^nd: Caprese sandwich — fresh mozzarella, juicy tomatoes, basil, balsamic vinegar on a toasted baguette = divine.
In a nutshell, these were two outstanding choices. The only bummer is there is not an Earl of Sandwich close to us, where we live. Hopefully someday soon. This is no crappy ‘Subway’ sandwich either; these had what they commonly call flavor! :)
Oh, and the price? Unreal! I was expecting a rip-​off price, especially for Vegas, but they were both very reasonably cheap.
Lastly, now for the big bummer. We FORGOT to grab one to go before checking out so we could have lunch on the plane. It wasn’t until after we were airborne that I remembered. AND, I had a coupon for a FREE sandwich for joining their mailing list. Double bummer! :(

Finally hit up Earl.
Pros:
It’s like a toasted quizno’s sub but tastier with better quality meat
Cons:
Smaller than a quizno’s
It took two full sandwiches to fill up the tank which brings you to about $ 13, near $ 14 with tax… and you’re pretty much at footlong levels with 2 sandwiches… another drawback is I didn’t feel like you could really add any ingredients you wanted to sort of «get your value» if you’re paying $ 7 for 7 inches of sandwich (unlike quizno’s).
I’d probably go back if I was in the mood but I crossed it off my list and probably won’t hunt for it in the future.