Sandwich Club

This place is slightly crowded but very efficient. The staff is friendly, and the sandwich I had (new yorker) was excellent. Although its a. 11 dollar sandwich, it tasted so good I feel it was worth every penny. I will come again.

~3.75
This place is not too far from my office building, so my bf picked it out for lunch today. Around noon it was surprisingly not busy inside (maybe we missed the rush), and the nice lady inside directed us to take a seat and got our drinks started for us. After looking at the menu, I decided to get a combo, with half ceasar salad and bistro club sandwich. My bf ended up getting the Reuben. There is just one woman behind the counter, so I can imagine what the wait would be like if it was busy, but it was just as couple of minutes before our sandwiches came out.
They were awesome and provided the dressing on the side of my salad, which was cool. I have to say though that the ceaser dressing was a little water-​y, not only in consistency but flavor as well. Not sure if they make that in house or what. My panini though was really good, and my bf described his sandwich as «excellent». The server was great the entire time, and you can tell they are proud of what they put out.
The only thing to keep in mind is parking is rough if you’re their for lunch (we had to drive around a bit before finding a spot). Also, they have 3 different menus (a chalkboard menu, two large paper ones tacked on the wall, and then personal menus for the diners). This wouldn’t be an issue if the information in all three places were the same (different items on chalkboard menu, Reuben was 9.95 on two menus and 12.95 an another). Otherwise, I’d def be back

Place is tiny and relies mostly on outside seating, and parking is a bit tough like everywhere in that area, but worth it. The iced tea wasn’t good, but the Southwest Chicken Sandwich was delicious… definitely recommended.
Parking a couple blocks down on Main in the art district was the best we could do after circling around. but the walk isn’t bad.

Had the half sandwich and soup combo — Bistro and tortilla soup — delicious! The half sandwich was a good sized portion, too. My bf had the combo also, but with the organic spinach salad. Huge salad with a yummy dressing.
They were very busy, but the waiter kept up pretty well and was apologetic about the wait. Will definitely go back when in Scottsdale.

AMAZINGGGGGGG! I loved walking in and having the smell of a fresh toasted sandwich in my nose.
The owners are super Italian and the main guy makes sure everyone is taken care of and is having a good time. He loves fifties music and signs along with it while he’s making crepes.
I ordered the grilled cheese which has sharp cheddar, tomatoes, pesto, and avocado. I’m usually picky and like my food to be as simple as possible but the sandwich was awesome. My friend got a southwest sandwich which has chicken and peppers which was also really good.
We ended up staying there for two hours cause we became so comfortable with the place and the staff. The owner even gave us a free banana crêpe with ice cream.
The only reason it doesn’t get a full five stars is because there was miss communication between our waiter and the chef. We had to wait for quite a while to order because our waiter thought we had already put it in. The other downside is that it was a tid bit pricey for not including any sides like fries or chips. But still loved it overall.

Yes, please.
I was in S’Dale on business and needed to grab a quick lunch. I ducked in to Sandwich Club (or is it Sand*wich*club?) Expecting your usual fast food type sub. No way! This place has character, with a menu to match. A little quirky, as the young man that greeted me seemed to have no other job — but he was very entertaining and nice to chat with. One of the regulars convinced me to have a seat and chat with him, and I’m glad I did. We had a great conversation, and his buddy shared some goofy jokes. Sometimes chatting with people you don’t know makes your life better.
I recommend the sandwich named after the gal behind the counter. It’s the first one on the menu with brie and peppers in the ingredients. I was a little hesitant at first, but my inner «order the special» voice got the better of me. I’m glad it did, as it was wonderful!
If I give you my address, can you FedEx me a sandwich?

Do NOT eat here!
Two of my friends were in town for the PF Chang’s half marathon and wanted some post race food before heading on a long drive back home. I pulled the Sandwich Club off of the Unilocal iPhone App and it had an 85% rating (so I figured it had to be great).
We got there and waded through the huge crowd at the Daily Dose and sat down at an empty patio (one thing should tell you if a place sicks is if there is a long wait at the restaurant next door and NO spill over into the other restaurant). We got sat right away and were greeted by a waitress who was a major space cadette. She couldn’t even tell us what sides came with the sandwiches.
We ordered an appetizer of guac and chips ($ 7) and we got processed guac from a bag and some gross round crappy tortilla chips. That right there set the scene for the rest of the meal. I ordered a grilled cheese that on the menu sounds awesome, but when I got it, the cheese wasn’t even melted! It was just sweaty half warm with more of that crappy guacamole instead of fresh slices of avacado. My friend ordered avacado to go on her BLT and got the same gross guacamole, when she commented to the waitress that saying avacado vs. gaucamole on the menu was misleading the waitress proceeded to argue with her.
This restaurant sucked and for the price and location the food was not worth it!!!

I decided to check this place out for lunch when I moved jobs to the Old Town area. I got there and was immediately greeted outside the door at their outdoor menu by the guy that works there. I asked what he recommended, and in a pretty strong accent, he rattled off a few sandwiches he recommended. I decided on the Southwest sandwich.
Now, at first, I was a little unsure about the place because the people seemed rather harsh; almost unfriendly and impatient. However, that Southwest sandwich was absolutely to die for, so I decided to go back another day.
Every day I’ve been back to order my Southwest sandwich, the staff has been friendlier and friendlier. I’ve only been there a handful of times and I already feel like a «regular.» They recognize me immediately each time. Today, I got a free drink on the house. They’ve asked about where I work, how my day is going, etc.
I’ve only ordered the Southwest sandwich so far, so I can’t speak to the other sandwiches, but if they’re anything like the Southwest, I highly recommend them. This place is easy to miss, but well worth seeking out.

I popped in here one day during lunch while doing a crash course at the RE school up the road. I was unsure but one of the employees was standing outside and kind of ushered me in. I walked in and looked at the menu puzzled, which you would think would encourage someone to speak up and tell me how they work… but alas. When I tried to place my order with the owner he just stared at me until one of the gals finally told me to head down to the other end.
I ordered the veggie wrap thinking it would be healthy but boy was it the opposite. The thing was huge, awkward, and super messy. And of course I found myself with no napkins. The veggies that were in the wrap were swaddled in oil and after halfway through the oil spill I gave up. $ 10 for that mess. Also the owner asked me where I was from since I clearly wasn’t a regular and when I told him SD he was quick to tell me how he doesn’t like it there… not the normal answer I get, which is fine, it’s your opinion, but talk about putting me off as I’m paying for my $ 10 wrap!

Went yesterday 11/9/2011…I was greeted by a friendly lady outside. She recommended a few sandwiches and chose one… it was a COMPLETELY… EMPTY. little scared but already placed my order outside. Placed it to go. ordered the NewYorker… a bag of chips and a drink. With ice held about 10ounces… with a $ 2.00 tip it cost $ 18.00.they were foreigners speaking and arguing in there on language (so disrespectful) the sandwich was actually ok. toasted bread and cold meat… but not CLOSE to bringing a girl there and shelling out almost. $ 40.00…last trip empty 4 a reason-​, NEVER as a restaurant owner speak in a different language while preparing my food EVER…
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After a night of heavy partying we were in much need of some food. We were hitting the road that day and our friend suggested we check out Daily Dose. Well it being a Sunday Daily Dose was packed. We were in a hurry so we decided to check this place out after reading the Unilocal reviews.
At first sight I was a little off put by the place. Compared to the restaurants around it the ambiance was really lacking. There was also the, I’m assuming, owner standing outside pressuring people into coming to his place.
Being hungover, hungry, and ready to get on the road we decided to eat here. The menu looked good enough. We sat down and mulled over many choices. I ended up deciding to get one of their breakfast sandwiches and a lemonade. My first disappointment was that the lemonade was that minute maid crap which never tastes right. My friends all ordered iced coffee and got hot coffee poured over ice, which they were all not too happy about. Already I was feeling like this wasn’t going to be that good.
The sandwich came after much waiting and it looked good enough. I found it to be ok, a little bland, and definitely nothing special. I couldn’t distinguish any of the flavors of tomato, avocado, or the pesto. The egg was also a little on the well done side, and not light and fluffy. Everyone else seemed equally as meh’ed as I was at their dishes. On paper they sounded great but in reality, not so much. It didn’t help that it was burning hot outside, the drinks were getting warmer by the minute, and there was little relief from the sun outside. Looking over at the Daily Dose we saw people eating outside covered by a balcony that had misters, sigh.
The sandwich also came with a salad that was drowning in non descript brown sauce. Not yummy, and not needed with breakfast.
The service was also good, but a bit scattered. It was a nice enough French lady but she seemed over eager to share with us and constantly flustered. The breakfast took longer then I would have liked and I never felt really comfortable.
I know I wasn’t the only one too. A pair of girls walking by got stuck at a table after the scary man outside convinced them to sit down after they asked if there was a bathroom. The girls kept telling each other they should leave because they didn’t want to eat, but the man was there and they looked at him timidly. I would suggest that this place not have their scary owner, or whoever he is, outside trying to drag customers in. It frightens them away and doesn’t make them feel welcomed.
Will I come back? Probably not. Next time I’ll make some extra time in my schedule and have a peaceful, cool breakfast.

I had an appointment in Old Town and I was hungry, so I wanted a place that would be fast enough without resorting to fast food. I remembered this little place next to Daily Dose, so I decided to check it out. The ladies working there were very nice and welcoming. I had the Southwest Chicken Sandwich. It was very tasty and had a bit of a kick. I can’t wait to taste the crepes.

Me & the fam gave this place a try when I was home for a visit and really liked it!
The food here is a solid. My mom, sister, & I each each had the half sandwich w/​half salad or soup option. At $ 7.95 (INCLUDING drink) this is a great deal! What makes this option so great is that most of sandwiches on the menu are included as options (there was like two or three that weren’t) and there were a few salads to choose from. Most places that offer deals like this only include a few basic sandwiches and a simple house salad. I got the brie & ham sandwich, which had tomato and pesto. it was delicious & tasted fresh. I got it w/​the spinach salad that had apples & chunks of blue cheese in it. Mom had the same salad w/​some sort of Mediterranean sandwich (it had red peppers & hummus) & I can’t remember what sandwich sis had, but she got it w/​French onion soup. Both of them really like there meals. My dad got the meatball sub, which I tasted and really liked.
I noticed while I was here, Sandwich Club does a lot of carryout (I think I saw they even deliver), and even though we had no issues when dining in I can see why this option is more popular. The place itself is kind of small & crammed. There is an outdoor patio, but I was here in July… and this is AZ… so yeah, dining on the patio wasn’t much of an option.
I will definitely come back to this place (or at least get carryout) when visiting AZ. I LOVE crepes and want to try the ones here. The staff is friendly & I think for the portions, quality & freshness the prices are fair.

I needed to grab a bite on a day in the office, so I thought I’d take a little trek over to Sandwich Club. Lots of my former co-​workers would tell me that they loved the food here.
As soon as I walked in, I was greeted by the owner. A super cool dude. He promptly asked if it was my first time there, and he asked where I was from. I like a little small talk before a sandwich.
In any case, I ended up going with a no-​mayo tuna salad sandwich.
Do you remember that time in junior high when you saw a pretty girl and you never had the guts to go talk to her? But your friends dared you to do it? The no-​mayo tuna salad is the pretty girl. I dare you to try it. It’s amazing. The capers and lemon juice make this so flavorful. You’ll be holding hands with this, and it will grace your lips in no time… unlike that girl from Jr. High who secretly despised you because you were fat. Oh wait.
The menu seems quite diverse, with many sandwich options, and they also make crepes.
The food tasted great, the service was great. I’d definitely come back for more and try something else.
Afterall…who doesn’t love a good sandwich!

I have only been here once so this review is simply based on a one lunch stand. I ordered the Vegetable sandwich and they did not have the roasted red peppers or the grilled eggplant so these two things were automatically substituted with mushrooms and tomatoes? The guy making my sandwich could not speak english so their was no «hey man is it cool if we don’t have the red pepper and eggplant» conversation.
The hummus was pretty good on the sandwich but the bread salad side didn’t taste like anything. That is your only option also is either a bag of chips or bland bread salad.
Thirdly a sandwich and a drink was like $ 13 bucks. I don’t mind spending money on good food but this seemed kinda steep for a lackluster lunch. With Daily Dose right next door I am not sure what would be making me go back to this place.

update: Added a star– went again and had a fruit crêpe. Was good, but nothing to sing about. Still feel like the place is overpriced, but the service was friendly (although we did get the wrong sandwich again). Probably wont be back. There’s way too many places in old town to settle for overpriced mediocrity.
Okay. Maybe I’ll reconsider my two stars if I come back for crepes, but this review is based solely on a lackluster lunch experience.
A coworker and I decided to try this place today, and I’m seriously underwhelmed. Immediately upon walking in, the smell of the place made me want to turn around and walk out. I sucked it up and had a seat. It was disorienting having a waitress when the area is arranged deli style and there is a big «ORDER HERE» sign hanging above the glass case (think Subway).
My sandwich was okay, but nothing to rave about and it cost $ 10 with NO sides. My water was served in a tiny disposable plastic cup, and the menu was on xerox paper. If I’m paying ten bucks for a sandwich, give me some dang chips or a pickle… or a reusable drinking glass.
After leaving, I realized that the heinous odor of the shop had permeated my jacket, hair and clothes. I had to bathe in a friend’s perfume back at work to get rid of the smell. Plus, I’m just now shaking really bad stomach cramps after eating there, so I ended up pitching the second half of my premium priced sandwich out of concern for it’s integrity.
I know I wont be going back for lunch or sandwiches, but I’ll possibly try again for crepes… but I’m not in a hurry.

I’ve been here a few times and everytime it is excellent. The owners are very friendly and helpful. My favorite sandwich is the deluxe club. The thick cut bacon really makes the sandwich. You can’t go wrong with any of their sandwiches salads or crepes. All the portions are very large plus the special on Unilocal doesn’t hurt either For saving some money.

Love this place!!! Went there for lunch and George the owner made our Greek salad and Southwest Sandwhich. It was amazing!!! Even their ice tea was yummy! When we were about done eating George came over to our table and asked us how the food was… and he was real friendly. I would definitely go back there again and maybe see how their breakfast menu is like.

This is a solid little Sandwich shop. The people are very friendly and asked a lot about what I wanted on my order instead of just going with what they felt was standard. I really appreciate this, especially since I’d never been there, and don’t know what’s standard there.
I had a grilled brie. It has ham, brie (obviously), lettuce, tomato, and hot peppers. The sandwich is good and huge. It cost nearly $ 10.00 alone after tax, but is well worth it’s value. I was only able to finish half of it. Next time I go I’ll probably opt for the lunch special, a half Sandwich and salad, or soup and salad. I also want to check out some their crepes some time.
There are a few minuses but the food was so good that none of this would bug enough to not come back. The Sandwich club is just south of Indian School on Scottsdale. It’s in a high traffic area, and you may have to park a little ways away from it during peak lunch hours. It’s also super small, so I wouldn’t recommend it for dining in. It also has a very weird set up. You walk in and head to the end of the counter to order, then back to the front to pay. This wouldn’t be too bad if there was an organized way to do this, but the place is so small you just kind of get stuck between the people ordering and the people paying.

Randomly finding a place has never ended up so great.
The owners are so friendly and warm, they greet you with big hello’s when you walk in the door. Everything you see is made there, by them, each day. And it tastes like it.
The sandwich menu is huge and all sounded incredible; it was really had to choose. You can’t go wrong with the lunch special of ½ sandwich, ½ salad… we were served WAY more than ½ of salad.
My sandwich (panini, really) was fantastic– ham and brie. Some of the sandwiches they can’t split, but they ended up splitting the meatball anyway for my husband. He said he’d choose another, but they were so cool, they did it anyway.
They also gave us a free, fresh pastry, (all are made by the owner’s wife) for the baby (I’m expecting at the end of June).
The people alone are worth it to stop by, and the food was so fresh and good, you’re missing out if you don’t give it a try. They also do crepes and that’s next on my list to get.