Schlotzsky’s

This location has been here for years and it’s one of the few things I can trace back to my childhood. The service is always speedy and it’s always clean and busy inside. I usually order a turkey sandwich and it’s made fresh when you order it. The bread tastes light and airy and the sandwiches leave you feeling good not sluggish or overly stuffed. I hope this location will be here for many years to come!

Went to this location today and ordered the beef chief meal and total was 10.08 when my phone beeped and my chase account told me I paid 13.08 3 dollars more then I approved and what was on my recite I called. They told me that that is normal that it would go off my account in a couple of days. So I was over charged and got a excuse that I had never heard before. I called other locations and they said this is not normal and they did not do this there. I never in my life have had any thing like this happen to me. My friend went the same day and they did the same thing. So if this money does not go back in my account in a couple of days then legal matters will happen. It’s not the 3 dollars it’s the principles how many people are they screwing over that do not check there account. Be aware people

This location has been here for decades. «The Original» is still my favorite of the sandwiches. Although a variety of food options have been added to the menu including Cinnabon dessert items, this place doesn’t seem to advertise. The interior desperately needs a remodel!

I came in for the first time today for breakfast. It took a while for my small egg and cheese sandwich. The lady handed it to me with a big smile. When I got to work and took a few bites, it tasted funny. Took a look inside and the whole thing was burnt to a crisp! Disgusting. Never again.

Very tasty sandwiches and salad. At work I had many meetings catered and most times something was forgotten. The owner and staff are very pleasant and easy to communicate with. I enjoy getting the large sandwich and saving half for later.

I can’t remember ever having sampled a Schlotzky’s sandwich before this summer, but I heard my friend extoll their virtues many times as we planned our trip to Las Vegas. She insisted we HAD to eat at a Schlotzky’s before we left. We were staying down on the strip, but we used our Unilocal app to locate this Schlotzky’s and guide us here.
The first thing I noticed upon entering were the bright red paint on the walls. It really is quite striking at first. There was a television in the corner, and this sandwich shop is jam packed full of tables. They were definitely trying to maximize the usable space.
The next thing I noticed was a neon sign proudly declaring that their bread is baked fresh daily. That’s certainly a good sign. I walk up to the counter to peruse the menu and order. I decide that I MUST try the Albuquerque Turkey sandwich (ha ha that rhymes) sandwich consisting of smoked turkey breast, crispy strips of bacon, mozzarella, cheddar, and parmesan cheeses, fire roasted veggies, lettuce, tomatoe, chipotle mayo — are you drooling yet? — on a freshly bakes Jalapeño cheese bun. OH YEEEEEEEEAH! It was the perfect sandwich to introduce me to Schlotzky’s and I must say I immediately became a fan.
I grabbed a bag of chips — oooooooh, excitement, they have two different flavors of baked chips, regular and barbeque. I head over to the soda fountain to get a drinkzsky (their cutesy term, not mine). Bummer, the only diet soda option is Diet Coke, but they do have three kinds of tea: passion fruit, unsweetened, and Southern sweet tea.
Last cutezsky note: There is a sign on the wall announcing that they do catering «we’re haulin bunz» and the restrooms are labeled «manly bunz» and shapely bunz prompting me to contemplate what one does if they have shapely man bunz?
Enquiring minds want to know!

Delivery was fast and food was good. Sandwiches were cleat marked so we knew what was what. The flatbreads are really good. I liked the chicken avocado flat bread.

My Mom and Sister swear by this place. I think it’s a really good sandwich place that has incredible bread, but it’s not my favorite.
Speaking of the bread, it’s delicious. It’s the main reason this place is probably as popular as it is. It’s fluffy, crispy, soft, flavorful, and fresh all at the same time. It’s easily the best sandwich bread I’ve ever had in my life.
The sandwich itself was above average. I got the original and it had a really good combination of filling. One of the few sandwiches I enjoy that has mustard on it (I hate mustard!). Definitely the first sandwich you should try when you visit here.

The Food is excellent. The customer service is great over the phone and in the drive through. Great alternative to fast food. I will be back again. I can’t wait to try their breakfast. There apple pecan cranberry salad is amazing. They have a great pick two meal for $ 7.99 half salad, sandwich or pizza.

So. It’s the pastrami on dark rye.
Henry Weinhardt root beer.
Andrew gave us great service.

The «Original» is still my favorite!
You can’t go wrong with this sandwich!
The bread here is what makes their sandwiches different from other delis.
So if it is your first visit… try the Original.
Even though they have a vast menu of lunch items that are pretty tasty.
Flat breads, salads, wraps, and even pizzas!
I haven’t had the flat bread…
The Turkey Avacado Cobb and the Southwest Chicken Salad are both good, and
the Veggie Pizza is another of my favorites!

Schlotzsky’s is WONDERFUL!
As far as I know, this is the only location in town. I can’t really understand why because they’re everywhere in Texas and Arizona. One would think a Strip location here would do very well.
Everything here is GOOD, but I always stick with the ORIGINAL! Generous portions of meat and cheese, fresh lettuce and olives… YUM!
Of course, it’s the bread that makes Schlotzsky’s stand out as the KING. Oh, they fresh bake their own bread and it’s oh so chewy and GOOD.
When I want a sandwich and Subway is only a block away, I’ll gladly drive 30 minutes for my Schlotzsky’s…it’s a NO BRAINER!

Generally when I got to a deli, I expect sandwiches and most likely soup. Here, the sky’s the limit with sandwiches, flatbreads, and now even pizzas. But the salads are all super-​basic and the soups are limited to two a day, in bizarre flavors like cheese-​bacon or boring standbys like chicken and rice.
Sandwiches are fine here, fresh with good sauces– I particularly like their fiesta chicken with a chipotle sauce, and give them props for having pesto on more than one single sandwich.
Service is friendly, location interior is much nicer than the run-​down exterior would suggest– lived down the street for months before I realized it wasn’t closed down!

Our little family has been eating at this location since we moved to Vegas a couple of years ago. The food is always excellent! The staff is awesome! The manager/​owner of this eatery is personable and engaging! The sandwich maker is THE BEST. My husband and son rave at her sandwiches and she is a super sweet lady as well.

I’ve been coming here for years, their sandwiches are delicious. The veggies always taste fresh.
The place is admittedly pretty outdated looking, the parking lot is kind of a pain in the butt to get into, but it’s worth it.
The owner has quite the personality. He’s funny, if you come here often he remembers you.
Try the jalapeño chips! Sometimes I come back just for those! And sign up for their email subscription, they send out coupons all the time.

The food was great as usual. I love me some Schlotsky’s sourdough sandwiches.
The staff was friendly enough.
BUT… The bathrooms were pretty disappointing, though! It’s not that they weren’t well-​stocked. The toliet seats were clean, but the bathroom in general was old, disgusting, and out-​of-​shape. Update this, and we are looking at 4 stars from me.
Nice location, though. Right next to a nice mall in Vegas.
Review #210

If you’ve never been to a Schlotzki’s have a friend blind fold you and lead you into this one. If you let the look of the place influence your opinion you’ll be doing yourself a disservice.
This place is old. The building. Like 20^th century old. But they’ve got it going on where it counts which is back in the kitchen. Like so many others, me and Schlotzki’s met up in another state. I was in Louisiana playing with my rich Uncle Sam. Found that one by accident just like I found this one by accident.
To everyone who wrote a bad review about the food, you must be on Crack! Can’t touch the bread. I took one star off because of the building. The stuff in the bag was on point. I was expecting a let down. Perhaps my memory of Schlotzki’s was too much to live up to. They lived up to my memory exactly.
So go in blindfolded and enjoy what they do in the kitchen. But for crying out loud get off the building crap. It’s old. But ya don’t eat the building.
Friendly staff, good eats. What else do you need?

Sandwiches that can become a salad. This place is a good surprise, meaning, I haven’t been here in a very long time, so I decided to stop for a salad.
I can say that it turned out to be a good choice. Fresh, made on the spot, thin turkey stips, good mix of greens, crispy bacon, egg, tomato and avocada in bite size pieces. Overall, a good salad!

I have to admit, the only thing that makes this place good is their interesting looking bread, which is unique in appearance and texture and is delicious. Other than that, the sandwiches are pretty plain and expensive for what you get ($ 5 – 6 for a small sandwich).
The service here is pretty lackluster, since there are only a couple people working at any given time. When I’ve been here, I’ve found the cashier to be a little impatient when customers are trying to figure out what to order, so now I tend to just hit the drive thru.
The building is super old and parking is tight since there aren’t very many spots out front. There’s another small parking area in the back but it’s not much larger. I usually get the small original, which is good, but like I said… only because the bread is unique, fresh and tasty. If they used baugettes or «normal» sub bread for their sandwiches, I don’t think I would eat here.

I’m a long time Schlotzsky’s fan. Been eating her since I was a kid and I still love it. It’s funny because until a few years ago I didn’t realize that I much prefer sourdough bread… so that probably explains why I love this place.
My favorite is the turkey, original style but with only turkey (no pork)
Every once and a while I’ll get the one with avocado… but honestly the regular sandwich is so good I don’t think it needs anything extra. I’m also thrilled that the location by my work carries China Mist Passion Fruit Black Tea (my absolute favorite iced tea) I love it!!!
The chip selection leaves a little to be desired, but I’m not coming here for the chips.
Staff at this location is always extremely helpful and patient… I’m usually ordering for several co-​workers and don’t always have my ducks in a row.