Yummy sandwiches! I've tried several items here, including the breakfast sandwich, spicy Korean…read morefried chicken, spicy Italian, and chopped cheese. They were all delicious. The staff is friendly and welcoming, and the restaurant is clean with great lighting, making it a nice spot to dine in. They also offer drinks at prices that are much more affordable compared to other local shops. Highly recommend this place!

At 2:30pm on a Friday, service was quick and the food came out steaming hot. The pork belly katsu…read moresandwich was BOMB. I don't think I'd change a single thing about this sandwich, amazing no notes. The date, apple, and orange sauce was a surprise that I didn't know how to feel about at first it but it quickly grew on me. Also the hoagie bread is so good I'm still wondering where they get it from. The green goddess chicken wrap could use some more leafy greens, it was a little too chicken heavy. The flavors of the seasoning on the chicken and the sauce were a bit strong. Still a good sandwich spot and I would definitely return.

I went to grab 2 sandwiches this morning around 10:00 Am , while I was waiting for my order I saw…read morethe guy who makes the the sandwiches not wearing gloves at all he was grabbing everything with his hands.

The amount of people that recommended central 9th's breakfast sandwich... Actually insane! So I had…read moreto try it! When I walked in, there was a line of people all waiting for their delicious breakfast. Excellent sign! I placed my order and had to laugh with the worker because they were so many hilarious signs around the shop! Of course I had to try the brown butter sea salt cookie. Can you blame me? My sandwich was made fresh and devoured instantly. The focaccia had a slight char, the egg was cooked perfectly, and the bacon was super crunchy. I didn't love the American cheese, but that's just my personal preference. There's not a lot of seating options besides the one table in front. No biggie - pull up a curb or stand and eat. My sandwich was delicious and I'm excited to go back and try other variations!

We are Italian and picky further New Yorker's. This place could definitely hold up on Arthur Avenue…read more(the oldest Italian neighborhood in NYC ) in the Bronx. Delicious!!!!!!

Incredible and impressive selection of specialty chocolate, crackers, pasta, truffle, tinned fish…read more Such nice employees who tried to help me find iberico ham chips ( only in small bags, not large) and candy. I had a cheese tasting at the farmers market and seeing the space they make the cheese was impressive. Cookie from Alaska, Olympia provisions from Oregon at same prices as Oregon was a surprise! The sandwiches are so so so good. Sadly my kid couldn't eat his but I enjoyed my half very very much. They are kind enough to adjust for nut allergies and cut in half and wrap separately so I could drop off for his camp. I can't remember the drink I got from the fridge but it was blood orange and perfect for a hot day. And the amazing chocolate chip cookie. Wow. Just the right Amt of salt I got pasta and truffles to enjoy at home

Please support this local business. They have phenomenal sandwhiches…read more PROS: - What an excellent sandwich. Sincerely enjoyed eating the Oh Schnitzel. Which was made up of perfectly fried pork topped with Dukes mayo (my fav), ranch-kraut (my new fav), and dill. You can really taste the ingredients which is such a plus for me as too many ingredients in a sandwhich can get muddy. - They had a special butternut squash soup with calabrian chili which was phenomenal. At only $3 it was a perfect side for winter. CONS: - Pricey. I think at this price point if it added a bag of chips or some time of fruit or a small little side or maybe a can of soda included it would be a perfect meal and a very reasonable price point. My only suggestion.

Deadpan was on the top of my to-visit list during my recent first visit to Woodbine food hall. I…read morehad noticed Deadpan from some foodie articles and accounts - amazingly, they decided to keep their business going due to the massive support they received when they announced their closure a few months ago. The owner was kind and helped me pick between the two sandwiches I was being indecisive about - the Oh Schnitzel and the Hot Chopped Cheese. He asked if I could handle spicy and I said yes. I let him choose a sandwich for me between the two and he chose the Hot Chopped Cheese and said he thinks I'd enjoy it. He described it as a sandwich with chopped-up cheeseburger fillings inside, and they use a lamb and beef patty instead of just beef. Right, he was. I thoroughly enjoyed the sandwich and the meat was spiced and slightly spicy, but nothing I couldn't handle. The sandwich was flavorful, and I'm impressed that the bread wasn't too thick because sometimes places serve sandwiches with way too much bread-to-filling ratio. The bread was also a nice texture, I'm glad it wasn't too toasty or crunchy like some sandwiches can get that rub the roof of my mouth raw. I felt like I had a well-balanced meal out of the Chopped Cheese. Flavor-packed meat, cheese, veggies, bread - that's all you need. The food was delicious, and I don't doubt that the rest of the items on the menu taste great, but the prices feel high, yes, even in this economy. I say this because I was able to finish this sandwich and still felt I had room to eat some more, perhaps a little snack. I almost always cannot comfortably finish my food in one sitting when dining out, so that was a sign to me that this wasn't all that much food, and I could tell from the get-go because the sandwich did look small.

I've never tried a Stromboli before but essentially was a calzone with more of like a bagel type…read morecrust. It was quite tasty, I got The Teacher w/ mortadella, salami, pepperoni, cheese and giardinera and it was deliciously cheesy & greasy. Only complaint is kind of high price and small portion but that is kind of how it goes with the high costs associated with spaces at these new indoor shared food halls.

What an interesting spot. It's a ghost kitchen in some warehouse and you order through a tablet. I…read moreended up getting a banh-boli which I guess is a fusion of banh mi and Stromboli. The flavors were actually pretty cool and conceptually it was very new to me. Overall I enjoyed the food and pricing wise it wasn't bad. It's not like a comfortable restaurant or anything but they do have a few tables to eat. Took a while to get our food, like 20 minutes. Would try out some other things on the menu if I were back though. Parking - Street parking outside but it wasn't bad since the place wasn't busy.

I've been coming to Feldman's Deli for about three years now, and it's consistently been one of my…read morefavorite local sandwich spots in Salt Lake City. The food has always been good, and it's one of those places I enjoy coming back to whenever I'm in the mood for a good sandwich. On my most recent visit, I ordered the Rachel Combo on sourdough with provolone cheese, coleslaw on the side, and fries. I really enjoyed the sandwich, especially how generous they were with the pastrami. The meat was flavorful and paired really well with the melted cheese. Oddly enough, one of my favorite parts was actually the bread. It was nicely toasted with a buttery, crispy exterior that reminded me of a really good grilled cheese, except with a generous amount of pastrami. The fries were also a good portion and complemented the sandwich nicely. The combo came out to $20.70, which isn't necessarily cheap, but it's a pretty filling meal and I've always been happy with the quality here. The restaurant itself has a lot of character, with a casual atmosphere and plenty of seating. All the staff here are friendly! There's also a decent amount of parking, although it can get a little congested during busier times. I've generally never had much trouble finding a spot. It's also nice to see Feldman's getting some Michelin recognition. Having been a regular here for several years, I'm glad to see a local restaurant I've enjoyed for so long getting that kind of attention. Overall, Feldman's has been consistently good over the years, and I definitely plan to keep coming back. Would highly recommend checking it out if you're looking for a good deli sandwich in Salt Lake City!

Thank you to Yelp for finding this place because I was 20 min away and no way I would've found it…read moreotherwise. I Yelped "soup" because your girl needed her soup and this came up! Anyways. The matzah ball is big and a bit different than what I'm used to as it has some greens mixed in. It's so tasty and thick! The soup is good too. Perfect for a rainy day (though it was not rainy when I went)! The latkes are HUGE! Share them with a friend. I was able to down one but seriously it's like a few latkes in one and I'm not mad about it. The babka is also so tasty and chocolatey! The sandwiches seemed to be everyone's go-to as it is a deli. They are massive. Easily shareable. If you do, share a soup too!

What a tasty little find!! Was just looking for a sandwich and had a spot of time to kill so…read morethought I'd drive a ways and check this spot out. Impressive! A warm welcome upon entering. Ordered a 1/2 turkey avocado sandwich on toasted ciabatta bread (my choice) with chips and iced dark mocha. All under $20.00. Absolutely delicious! Am going to try and get back here for another tomorrow or Tuesday it was so good. Tried the beef stew and I swore my mother was behind the counter cooking it!!! Exactly like hers with those tasty flavors! I'll be back for that too! Yum! That little trip to look for a sandwich really paid off! Sweet little spot with exceptional customer service! Hard to find these little gems and here this one is!! I'd be here regularly if I wasn't just visiting.

I tried the pastrami sandwich and overall thought it was good. The pastrami had good flavor,…read moreespecially with the Dijon mustard and balsamic vinegar, which added a nice tang and brought everything together. I got it on white bread with fries, and the fries came out crispy and paired nicely with the sandwich. Between the sandwich and the fries, it was a filling meal and I left satisfied. Where it fell a little short for me was the value. My total came out to around $21 with the fries, which felt a bit expensive for a sandwich meal, especially considering the amount of pastrami was fairly modest. It was enough to make the sandwich filling, but at that price point, I would have expected a little more meat to help justify the cost. That being said, I enjoyed the food and would come back to try some of the other sandwiches on the menu. With prices going up everywhere, I understand that eating out has gotten more expensive, but this still felt a little high for what you get. Overall, it was a good and satisfying sandwich--I'd just be more inclined to come back regularly if the portion felt a little more in line with the price.

Because of my work schedule, I was planning to arrive at Vosen's around 5:50, but Google maps…read moreshowed that I'll arrive there past 6pm (their closing time) due to traffic. So I called ahead, and the staff was so kind to let me pre-order and pick up past 6. I won't be able to go again before the experience ends if I missed it that day, so I appreciated so much that the staff let me do that! I got the Reuben, and It's still fresh and hot when I picked it up. It was delicious and honestly beyond my expectations. 5 star for both the food and the service!! Everyone needs to check this place out!!

I walked by this place, and it was closed in the evening. Was delighted to find it at the farmers…read moremarket. We got a cookie and pretzel bites. They were soft and fluffy pretzel bite. The cookie was delicious. I like it so much I think we'll have breakfast there tomorrow. Yummmm Don't get the bienenstich next time ( how many days old?) don't get the egg sandwich. The bagel is so so so hot from microwave it gets all gummy in mouth when cooled and you lose the texture. Why isn't it toasted ???Ham sandwich was meh compared to caputos Yes to the grocery ( check expiration dates) and the croillner holes. They even have filling. Wow. Super nice staff

I've been going to Robin's Nest since the early 2010's and always love it. Back then it was in a…read moremuch smaller place. I love the location they moved in to and, even though I have moved away from Utah, every time I go back to Salt Lake City, I always think about finding a way to stop by to get a sandwich! Ps. My favorite is the C.O.B.A.L.T. Also the service is great and quick, so that's always helpful when I'm short on time. Love you Robin! Your sandwiches are amazing!

We came here from reading the numerous positive reviews online. Upon arrival, the restaurant was…read morefairly busy with a decent line waiting to order. Order and pay at the counter and wait for your number to be called. You have the option for 1/2 a sandwich or a full one. I opted for 1/2 a caprese sandwich which came with a side of orzo and my other party ordered the full sandwich of the steak dipper. I was greatly disappointed with the price of the sandwich compared to the size. The 1/2 caprese sandwich was so small and for $8 and there being no meat, I expected more filling in the sandwich. Same goes for the $20 french dipper sandwich, it was so small and left us being hungry. The "side" of orzo was more like a sample taste, it was 2 tablespoons worth. Overall the food was just ok. I don't understand the hype. The portion sizes do not compare with the big price tag for a sandwich.

Great little spot and the owner is awesome. Good quality food simple yet great. Reasonable…read morefair pricing and great service. I've tried the whole menu. I am a big guy and a whole sandwich is two small meals the soups have all been great too. Can't go wrong here !

I ordered take-out and ordered a French dip sandwich with extra meat and needless to say, that was…read moresad extra meat. The sandwich itself was pretty good though, just disappointing with neat amount.