Earl of Sandwich

I have no idea why the sandwiches here are ~$ 3 more than the same ones at Planet Hollywood. The line was shorter than the PH ones usually, but it was also slower.
Sandwiches are still good — maybe not as good as the ones at the Planet Hollywood location but I was starving enough to not care. I don’t think the portion sizes are any different.
Everyone knows the sandwiches are good. I want to add that the flatbread is pretty good as well. It’s marketed as «healthy» — only around 400 calories per order — and as far as I can tell at no expense of flavor. I got the BBQ chicken and it was great.

The newest Earl’s on the strip! We came to this one twice over the weekend; once since we were already at Caesar’s Palace for Bacchanal, and a second time since this location has the shortest walk from the parking structure. It’s literally located right around the corner from the self-​park elevators.
This location is the cleanest, with the shortest line. There are more than enough tables and seats to grub, and the booth seats are super comfy and soft. The kitchen looks small though, and the amount of people they have on staff working at a given time seems a lot smaller than the other locations.
Sandwiches still taste really good, but I think the best will always be from Planet Hollywood. Something about the sammies from there just taste better. But if I’m not staying at PH, Palms, or Caesar’s, then I’ll hit up this one just because it’s the fastest. Every time. Unless it’s 4am… then I’ll be going to PH cos this one isn’t open 24 hours. Boo.

I usually love my experience with Earl, but this happened to be my first time with Caesar’s location. Im absolutely appalled with the misconduct of their employees. My friends and I arrived right before they closed and ordered something quick and easy. When one attendant (a bigger Hispanic guy with a San Diego tattoo) relayed our order to the chef in Spanish, he referred to my friend as «this fucking guy.» I cannot stress enough not to assume who can and cannot speak Spanish, so we were quick to address the explicit language. After repeatedly apologizing, they allowed my friend to part with a Gatorade free of charge. The sandwich was subpar and there manners even more so. I will never eat here again.

Go to the planet Hollywood Earl’s. Its so much cheaper and the wait isn’t as long. Still. next to the forums, which is nice, but for a small sandwich it isn’t worth $ 10 – 16 here.
Full montagu is my go to sandwich, which is a very good choice for a sandwich.

I absolutely love Earl’s and get it pretty much every time I’m on Vegas, BUT this Earl’s in Caesar’s has smaller sandwiches AND it’s more expensive than the one in Planet Hollywood. And the wait is just as long. In other words, go to the one in Planet Hollywood.
That aside, the sandwiches are amazing. Perfect balance of bread, meat, cheese and sauce. Definitely eat them fresh and warm — soft, chewy bread, perfectly melted cheese. They’re still pretty good once they’ve cooled, but the bread isn’t nearly as good.
* THE ORIGINAL 1762 — ⁵⁄₅
[roast beef, cheddar, horseradish sauce]
Basically a sandwich full of soft, tender roast beef. The horseradish is nice but I wish there was more or it was stronger.
* ITALIAN — ⁴⁄₅
[salami, capicola, ham, mortadella, mozzarella, tomato, italian seasoning, italian dressing]
Lots of meat!
* HOLIDAY TURKEY — ⁴⁄₅
[turkey, cornbread stuffing, turkey gravy, cranberry sauce, mayo]
Tastes exactly like you’d expect
* THE EARLS CLUB — 3.5÷5
[turkey, bacon, swiss, lettuce, tomato, sandwich sauce]
Classic/​simple sandwich, but you can’t go wrong with bacon. The sandwich sauce reminds me of In-​N-​Out.
* THE FULL MONTAGU — 3.5÷5
[roast beef, turkey, swiss, cheddar, lettuce, tomato, mustard sauce]
Also pretty much a classic sandwich

This is the only food I don’t hate in the food court. People working there are rude, but the sandwich is good at least

Quality of food is not bad for its price. Don’t get the mac n cheese though, $ 5 and it tastes like Kraft’s microwaved food.

Can’t go wrong with an earl of sandwich.
I just wish they were bigger. lol!
I ordered the original with sea salt & vinegar chips.
It was fast and efficient service.
The sandwich was bomb!

This location of Earl of Sandwich is kind of an embarrassment to the original one in Planet Hollywood, which I rated 4 stars. It has a smaller menu selection, longer wait times (even with a smaller line?), is more expensive, and the sandwiches just don’t taste as good at all.
Do yourself a favor, and walk to to the one in Planet Hollywood.

This is for the Earl of Sandwich in the Caesar’s Food Court
I have gone to the Earl of Sandwich in Planet Hollywood many times and decided to give this one a try since I was staying right across the street. BAD IDEA. Seems like the menu selection was less, food was definitely more expensive (all sandwiches ~$ 10+), and it just flat out didnt taste as good. I got the Earl’s club, which is what I always get, but the bread was slightly overdone which threw off the whole sandwich. The more expensive price probably left a bad taste in my mouth as well =P
One pro about this location is that there was no line at 11am on a Saturday.
Unfortunately, if I will be eating Earl of Sandwich in Vegas again, I will be going to the one in Planet Hollywood. Its worth the walk and wait. Don’t get me wrong, the sandwich was still good, but comparing to the PH one, just not the same.

Check your receipt! The menu board states a combo is $ 14.99. I didn’t notice that they charged me $ 15.49 until I sat down with my food. I went back up and the cashier called the manager and she knew it wasn’t pricing correctly and said just to give me the $ 1 refund as I had bought two sandwiches! That means everybody else was being charged the wrong amount. That makes me angry!!!
Food was fine but I won’t come here again.

This Earl is the same as the original one at Planet Hollywood, just… with no lines!
Came for Mariah Carey’s show and surprisingly found out about this Earl, and ate there with no hesitant.
I always get the original sandwich. I tried some other ones and none of them made me want to order twice.
One negative point is that they only give you a tiny water cone for water, so if you want to drink a lot of water, buy a water bottle or go to the water dispenser multiple times to fill in your water cone.

Dude. It’s an expensive, normal-​sized toasted sandwich in a food court. People spooge themselves over their love affair with Earl of Sandwich, but it’s JUST. A. SANDWICH.
Fresh vegetables and simple flavor, but it’s really just a $ 10 sandwich.

If you’re a noob like me & only want to try their sandwiches, DON’T get them at Caesar’s. They’re about $ 3 more than the ones at Downtown Summerlin… Which is expected since anything on The Strip always cost more.
Each sandwich cost $ 9.49. I tried the Full Montage, Chipotle Chicken Avocado, Turkey Holiday, and Hawaiian BBQ.
At first I was really disappointed since it pretty much cost $ 10 for a 6″ sandwich (if that). However, when I tasted each sandwich… Omg, they were delicious!!!
If you like toasted sandwiches, you’ll love this place! My fav was the Chipotle Chicken Avocado. It had a little kick, but wasn’t too spicy. The Turkey Holiday was Thanksgiving on a sandwich (like The Bobbie at Capriotti’s).
Everything was really good! I’ll definitely come back for sandwiches… But I’ll go to the other locations where it’s only $ 6/​sandwich

Same Earl of Sandwich as Planet Hollywood or any other Earl, but without a line.
It’s inside the Caesars casino right when you come in from the forum shops. It’s quite a walk inside the casino so it may be inconvenient if you are just coming to this location to eat.
For some reason, this Earl has no line, not as many workers, and tons of place to sit in their food court. Since it’s a food court, if your friends don’t want to eat Earl, there’s plenty of other choices too.
If it’s our first time, I recommend the Earl’s Sandwich. I haven’t been disappointed with the other items they offer too like the packed pasta or salad.

So earl of sandwich was touted as some high and mighty sub shop, but I’ve gotta say, it was like walking into an express version of Quiznos with less options, and it was super duper slow and disorganized;
The bread was crap, the ingredients were crap, the sandwich was more like hurl than earl.
Lammmmme!

So we was hungry and we needed food. We were at the Venetian and had to walk to Bellagio, so we stopped by the Forum Shops Food Court to grab a bite to eat.
Earl of Sandwich, which I also found out there’s a location with 4000+ reviews on the Strip, was my choice. It was more of my «Ughh I should have done this last time» choice because I had gone to the same food court just 4 months earlier. But now I had a second chance and I tried it out!
YAY! Chipotle Chipotle Chicken Avocado, with grilled chicken, bacon, cheddar, avocado, lettuce & chipotle sauce. The chipotle sauce was dynamiccc. Twas good. The chicken was decent, and the bacon that was in there was good :3 And they had plenty of avocado in here too! It takes a reasonable amount of time for it to come out, so I’m not complaining too much about that. I personally liked the sandwich. The price here was a wee bit higher than a regular sandwich but it’s Vegas on the strip: P
This will probably fill most of you up when you eat it, but if you’re still hungry you have the entire Strip to find something else to eat (:
The bad thing about here is that if you want water, you get one of those cone cups. Dang it. You also get it for putting those ice cream snow cone things. OMG WHAT ARE THEY CALLED LOL. :P The cups are not practical to use at all.

Not as good as I’ve had.
Located in the Caesars Palace food court, right around the corner when you get off of the parking structure elevator, you’ll find this sandwich joint. This is the second one that I’ve been to. My main one, although far, is the one in Downtown Disney. I haven’t had the chance to try the one in Planet Hollywood, which I’ve heard so much about it, so I’ll compare it to the one at Disney.
It’s part of the food court, so it’s just a walk through window, and you can sit wherever you want. The fountain drinks are communal, but luckily, one of the locations is right next to the restaurant window. Bottled drinks, salads, and pastries are near the counter if you want to order them as well.
I pretty much only know and love the Chicken Chipotle Avocado, so i tried that. It’s a sub sandwich with strips of chicken, bacon, avocado slices, and chipotle sauce. I love this at the Disney location, but here, for some reason, it just didn’t taste as good. I also had the Montague, didn’t like it much either.
Maybe try this if you haven’t before, but if you can make it to Planet Hollywood, or Downtown Disney, try those instead.

Pros: This was the first Earl of Sandwich I had thinking it was the original… but it wasn’t as you can see by the little reviews made here. That being said, I think the sandwiches are still really really good. The full montague (I’m probably spelling it wrong) was very delicious! The cheese and meat just melt in your mouth. If you want a quick bite, this is the place to do it!
Cons: The prices are a bit on the high side for sandwiches but if you get the full montague, it’s worth it. The sizes are also on the smaller end as well but the taste makes up for it.
Overall: If you want to get some Earl of Sandwich sandwiches and happen to be closer to this one, I wouldn’t go out of my way to eat at the Caesar’s Palace original one. The food is just as good.

We were here during Memorial Day weekend. There was a four hour wait to get into Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars palace, so Earl of Sandwich was a good alternative. It was about a 20 minute wait to get our sandwiches around dinner time.
For the hot sandwiches, you can choose between wheat or white bread. I got the tuna melt and my boyfriend got the full montagu; we both loved the sandwiches. Price is pretty fair for a gourmet sandwich. However, fountain drinks and bottled beverages are about $ 4 plus. I recommend just asking for a cup of water to quench your thirst if you’re on a budget.