Sandella’s Flatbread Cafe

I love this place… They know how to a lot of interesting things with flatbread — and they also know how to satisfy. Their helpful and eager staff are always ready to change things up to make it the way you want it. My favorities are the Chipotle Chicken Wrap (which is a considerable bargain) which they will heat up for you if you like and the Chicken Fajita quesadilla. I also go there quite often with a colleague and the sharing thing works out great — we get a salad and a flatbread, which works out great… A little of this and a little of that.
Careful now, their flatbreads can become addictive!

I ate here all the time during the summer as it was located near my job, and I must say, I have yet to become bored with the menu. They have so many options that I could get something different every time and was satisfied. The staff is very friendly and helpful, and the store is tidy and clean. Favorite menu items include the buffalo chicken wrap, italian supreme sausage quesadilla, and the pesto chicken grilled flatbread. The service is fast, the food is healthy and delicious-​what more could you ask for? Contrary to the information listed, they will deliver if your order exceeds $ 15, which is great if you just don’t have the time to make it out there for lunch. They also have a catering menu which I will definitely try out in the future.
Great job Sandella’s keep it up.

I went with a bunch of workmates for lunch to try this place out. The staff seemed obviously new and were kinda nervous (or close talkers!) but the orders didn’t take too long.
The wraps, «paninis», quesadillas, grilled flat bread are all the same flat bread. The bread is tasty but thin (this is a good or bad thing depending on your preference /​hunger). Of the items we tried, the pizza-​like griled flat bread orders were easily the best value, although the margherita didn’t have enough cheese. The «panini» sandwiches didn’t have a lot of filling and the turkey sandwich especially only had a single slice of meat. Not good value. I picked the Aloha Grilled Flat Bread which had nice big chunks of pineapple and a decent amount of ham. And I preferred its mango habanero sauce (nowhere near as exotic or spicy as it sounds) to the overly sweet «Brazilian sauce» (a sort of radioactive looking honey mustard) found on some of their other items.
Their menu had $ 1.99 add-​on deals — side salad + a soda or chips + a soda for $ 1.99. Soup + soda was also on the menu but wasn’t yet available. The soda fountain selection was disappointing for me (being a root beer /​cherry cola /​Dr. Pepper fan) — there was at least unsweet tea though alongside the Pepsi, and yucky diet drinks and «juices».
Hopefully this doesn’t end up just like another Cosi but honestly other than the slightly cheaper menu and less pretentious presentation, it doesn’t seem that different.

eat this:
Tuscan Chicken Panini (ask for extra sun-​dried tomatoes)
California Quesadilla (meat was not missed)
Brazilian Chicken Grilled Flatbread (this has zero veggies)
i always order «to go,» eat half, and have the rest later, that’s an average of 3 bucks per meal. i’m frugal and gourmet, mostly frugal though.
service is spotty, sometimes i’d have to remind them to actually make the flatbread item i’d just paid for… but sometims not. clearly the cashier and food prep people need to talk to one another more.
make sure you get a punch-​card so you get your 10^th flatbread free.
eat there after 4pm and everything is 5 bucks.
of all the employees, the petite ethiopian youg lady makes the best flatbreads, i always ask her to prepare my order, she understands the proper ratio of sauce: chicken:veggies:cheese:etc.