The best place for Boulder locals to avoid tourists. Choices for everyone. We visit regularly when…read morewe visit. I love the breakfast burrito.

Great sandwich and free parking nearby Very busy at…read morelunchtime so beware or order ahead

Updated review: I went back to Boulder recently and the first thing I did was hit up Lindsay's Deli…read morefor my Ferris Brieller sandwich. I was a little worried that it wouldn't hold up and I was going to be disappointed, but luckily there was no change at all in quality and the sandwich was still superior. Really incredible to see.

Wow. Chocolate overload for sure but worth it. The young college girls were such a delight and vey…read morehelpful. Ice cream was delicious as always.

These sandwiches were awesome! They have a variety of incredible sounding sandwiches which I'd love…read moreto come back to and try. The ones we got were delicious, very fresh, and super satisfying. The drink options are also really nice. I'm excited to come back and try some more! Note that they don't have a restroom you can use there so plan to wash your hands and use the restroom elsewhere. Staff was very friendly and place the was clean and well kept.

First visit was meh for me. It's a small space- limited seating and one table was left uncleared…read morethe entire time we were there (30 minutes?), so when customers neglect to clear their own tables, staff aren't bothering to check tables. We ordered to eat there, but they still packaged our sandwiches to go. The staff didn't call out the order loud enough for us to realize they'd been prepared, so I think they sat at the counter for a while. My son was happy with his chicken pesto though he commented that it could've used a more generous application of the pesto. I kinda suffered from order regret. I chose the Turkey & Brie. The moment I unwrapped it, I was overwhelmed by the onion smell. Even after removing some of the onion, its presence lingered. My bad, I ordered it after all. The turkey and Brie comes with apple slices, and two kinds of mustard - a honey mustard and stone ground mustard. The honey mustard is what caught my eye. While I realize stone ground mustard is tangier, this sandwich was overcome by the strength of the onion and stone ground mustard. You don't even notice the apple and Brie. Just an overall miss for me. Last, if you happen to be dining in, you can use a bathroom (with a code) but it's a block away in a parking garage. I'm not down in Boulder super often, but I'm likely to skip a return visit. If I were to return, I'd try the chickpea and avocado sandwich instead and hope for better luck.

Food was good: turkey, mozzarella, and harvest roll. It was nice and simple. Very fun and cool…read moreinterior, and the service was great. Would recommend!

went here because I saw a video talking about how it's run by the twelve tribes which if you do…read moreknow, is a doomsday cult anyways I got a cinnamon roll that was kind of burnt which made me sad because cinnamon rolls are my favorite pastry the workers were very nice, very rustic cartoonish interior, my friend asked the cashier how they will manage to go through with their doomsday rituals (sacrificing a thousand male v!rg!ns) and he acted very awkwardly in response and said "it will be difficult" which made me feel awkward so I won't go back probably

Consistent, friendly, and delicious! What more could you ask for than a family owned local sub shop…read morethat can make everyone in a group happy? Unique specials, vegan/vegetarian options, and yummy gluten free bread! Specials every day of the week as well, I love the spicy Italian! Keep up the great work

Came here after seeing lots of great reviews. They do have a lot of options to choose from or you…read morecan build your own. We built our own but were amazed to see a chicken parm sandwich as we love chicken parm. The bread was nice and fresh and the even cut the cucumbers fresh there right in front of you. The sandwich was tasty and reasonably priced. The place itself is rather small with limited seating options but they do have an outdoor area.

This sandwich brought me back to life after our hike at Chautauqua Park! I was gassed and Snarf's…read morecame to the rescue. I went with the Italian which is made with salami, pepperoni, capicola, mortadella, provolone, lettuce, onion, tomato, and pickles. It was the perfect sandwich and so filling! The bread it's served on is delicious too. I didn't get any photos because I ate it so fast -- I'm sorry! A friend picked them up and brought them to the park so I didn't get to see the interior of the space, but next time I'm in the Denver area I will absolutely be back. This sandwich is worth the hype!

Stopped by to grab some sandwiches for a hike later in the day, and I was surprised by how filling…read morethey were. They offer three sizes (4, 8, and 12 inches), and we opted for the 12-inch. They were bigger than we expected and it actually covered both lunch and dinner for us! We ordered the Large Italian and Turkey sandwiches with all the fixings on garlic bread. While the wait was a bit long (about 25 minutes during the lunch rush), the bread was incredibly soft and fresh, and the meat portions were super generous. Snarfs offered great service and a nice ambiance, will def return.

I come to Half Fast Subs very often and it never disappoints. The shift manager, James McKenzie, is…read morean exemplary employee. There has never been a time when James' service fell short. I highly recommend coming here for both drinks and food. I especially like to come when James is working, as he will go above and beyond to help me. James is incredibly efficient, kind, and helpful. Overall, impeccable service, unmatched atmosphere, and subs and drinks to die for.

They say a picture is worth a thousands words, right? An…read moreempty pitcher at Half Fast means: good drinks, and good vibes. Went on game day, so had to wait in a longer line, but everyone was friendly, and working as fast as they could. Can't wait to come back for a sammy!

After waiting 15 minutes after ordering for the eggplant parmigiana ($17, with no sides), it…read morefinally came out: luke warm on the outside and cool on the inside, with the mozzarella topping crunchy and not melted. I would have sent it back for a do-over but my party of 6 had already gotten their dishes from other vendors and were waiting for me, so I decided to just grin and bear it. The best I can say is that the portion was fairly generous...about 5 pieces. I am wondering if rather than making it from scratch, they use pre-prepared (or worse, frozen) eggplant patties... That would explain why they weren't hot. So, 2 stars at best. Feh.

Truly enjoyed trying this awesome new restaurant. Went with a friend and we went wild return so…read moremany things. I gobbled down the whole order of garlic bread and also found the kale salad out of this world. The chicken parm will def be my go to main course. My gal pal fell in love with the meatballs and beef rigatoni as well as the caprese sammy (I stole a bite and it was so fresh and yummy with the basil really standing out). The focaccia is made in house and the bread for the sandwiches is made locally. You really gotta try this awesome new offering located conveniently on the ground floor of Avanti!

The food was excellent! I had the Junk Burger and it was cooked perfectly…read more Service was excellent and friendly. Cool eclectic atmosphere!

Cash or check only. ATM in the back. A CHECK. I could purchase cheese fries using the same…read moreprocedure my grandmother used to acquire a water heater. Who do I make this out to? Does the mountain endorse it? We'll come back to this. Really chill atmosphere. Hang out and socialize or keep to your table. Cool pictures on the walls. I could've stayed all afternoon, slowly becoming someone the staff recognizes but doesn't know how to introduce. We got the cheese fries, and the portion was enormous. I thought ours had arrived with another table's fries attached. I was staring at the fries, about 10 inches away, the fries continued into my peripheral vision. Pretty salty, but good. Excellent with beer. Beer was good too, and they have cider if IPAs aren't your thing. You're allowed to enjoy an apple. Don't let a man in hiking sandals tell you otherwise. He doesn't control the orchard. WHO GAVE GREG THE ORCHARD? Highly recommend if you're around Pearl Street Mall. Relaxed atmosphere, good beer, enough cheese fries to complicate your plans. Still thinking about paying by check. Just handing a stranger my routing number because the potatoes were nice.

roll it up and toke!…read more 420 fans rejoice ;) this chain sandwich spot offers all the saucy, bread-joined, stoner eats your big and greedy bum could ever want. The menu is full of delightful wit! these jokers dubbed their kool-aid "cottonmouth cures" and denominated their sandwich sizing to stoner slang such as "blunt" and "pinner". Haha what a romp! Sadly a star had been lost, I have two point of criticism regarding the service of for this weed themed Gnoshery... firstly the bearded bartender is often very depressed and jaded looking. I asked what was wrong. He replied "everything, my life sucks"... eeesh what a buzzkill. Maybe he could use a bong rip in the back. I wouldn't really go to bar here. I would recommended sticking to the Sammie's. My second point of contention is in regard to the the staffs comprehension ability and is best told as anecdote. After an afternoon of inebriated soccer, my adult son and I wanted to enjoy a little hotbox treat after our marijuana football session. When I asked for the cereal based rice crispy treat I purchased to be "split in twain" the register attendant split the treat into very lopsided slices... what ensued was my son and I fist fighting on the sidewalk to decide who got the bigger half. Interior is usually quite calm with lovely stoners. A MUST SEE weed mural is located on the interior south wall!

We headed down to Pearl tonight for a favorite fun dinner and found unexpectedly closed. Shock! A…read morefave eatery that is almost never closed at dinner. Looking for a save at that corner we decided to give Cheba Hut a try. We had never been to one even though there was one in the Hill years ago. It never looked or smelled inviting. But I had read positive reviews of this new one on Yelp so given that it was not packed with students, we gave it a try though disappointed not to have one of our longtime favorites. Even so, we had a decent meal. I could have something as light and small as I needed yet get something fresh and with a toasted warm roll. I appreciate the various sizes too. Small for me as an experiment in taste and quality. Medium for my husband who wanted warm and filling.i am so glad it's so easy to customize leaving off flavors I do not want, like garlic and green peppers, both of which are difficult for me to digest. I got the Magic Mushrooms, like a sweet little salad on a warm roll. The dressing was fresh to taste, all veggies came through and even the mushrooms were fresh not sautéed as I had expected. Will be even better in the summer though maybe not on a winter day that this wasn't, on a very mild week. My husband had the meatball bomb, warm and saucy with melted cheese and marinara. It was more than twice as big as mine. Good to know if you are hungry. I was able to make my custom tea blend at the self serve soda counter and please to do so. Cute cups too. There were plenty of takeout orders being made so it took a few minutes to get ours. But the bar was half full, the lift doors to the large patio closed so it was still quite comfortable inside. Amazingly more clean than the old one on the Hill from what I could see back then. There was music and screen to entertain but not overpower. I did not see any desserts I would eat but we headed back down the mall afterwards towards a favorite place. I have to say, for a place we did not intend to go, we really had a decent dinner and I would go back again in a warm day and try the patio when the sun is shining. It's a long time classic sub shop, more modern and clean than expected.