Stopped by Devil's Dill while I was in Oregon and really liked how unique their menu was. They have…read morea lot of interesting sandwich combinations that you don't normally see, so it was pretty hard to choose. I ended up getting the No. 4 which comes with red wine braised beef, grilled onions and peppers, cheddar, and horseradish aioli. There were a ton of different flavors going on, but they worked really well together. The bread was really good too, although it was a little dry. I noticed some other reviews complaining about the amount of meat, but I actually thought they gave a pretty generous portion. We also ordered some pickles on the side, which were surprisingly good and definitely worth trying. Overall, a really good sandwich spot if you're looking for something a little different. I especially liked how creative their menu was, and I'd definitely recommend giving the No. 4 a try although it is a little pricier than the other items.

Stopped in here around 11 at night for a quick but formidable bite. The bar next door and sidewalk…read moreout front were poppin. Inside there's a counter, an atm, and a couple benches to sit at and wait for your order. My sandwich was up in a few minutes and I got to carry my warm log of a meal back home to devour. It was really good, guys. Perfect balance of bread, cheese, horseradish sauce, and savory meat. Can't imagine their other sandos don't deliver similarly.

I finally got to try Sammich during our winery's (Cho Wines) Summer Kickoff Party. We ordered the…read moreTre Italian and the Porkstrami sandwiches (served with chips) and they were incredibly good. The flavors were on point and the meat and produce were super tasty and fresh. The sandwiches paired perfectly with the Cho sparkling wines and made for a perfectly balanced meal. What a treat! I really love when local businesses collaborate to provide special offerings and experiences for their customers. It provides a great opportunity to try something that you've had on your wishlist for a while and discover new favorites.

Was looking for a good sandwich place and bo found one! I give this place a 4.5 instead of a 5…read morerating bc it's very pricey for a sandwich. The service was good and worth the small wait (10min wait). They have inside and outside seating. I got the Italian beef and this is the closest Italian beef I have had outside of Chicago but you just get it dipped! Chefs kiss. Will definitely be back!

Every time I travel I look for the best Rueben Sandwich…read more This is hands down it! First off house fermented pickles on that biatch. If you ain't putting pickles in the sammich you are wrong. The Kraut... the art, the music. F' me I can't wait to get back to Portland.!

I'm not much one for sandwiches, but a friend recommended this shop to me. One a day my stomach…read morewent on crazy growling mode, I paid Lottie a visit. Entering the shop, you will be greeted by loud music. Be ready for that. You will have the option to dine outside, if the weather provides it and the seats are empty. The hosts are wonderful and very accepting with a positive attitude. Smiles and all. I ordered the Jim because it was the only sandwich I could eat. The majority of the sandwiches contain meat, so I would not recommend this for vegans or pescatarians. Jim was delicious and I consumed both halves of Jim flawlessly. Either hunger overruled me, or the sandwich was that satisfying. I do recommend the shop, but with limited options for non-meat eaters, I truthfully would rate Lottie and Zulas, 4.5. Yet, I don't believe the spot was "good."

This little food truck saved my entire afternoon…read more I'm from SoCal and I've been trying to find a place that has pastrami sandwiches like the hamburger stands in LA. this one doesn't capture the taste of home, but it does come darn close. Ask for extra pickles. :) Comes with chips. But you'll be done with those before the sandwich arrives. Lol. Or at least mine do.

For me, pastrami is heaven! This place cures and smokes…read moretheir own. It is so flavorful with a nice smoky punch! I got the pastrami zombie. Of course! We added french fries. The sandwich was really good. I would only say that there wasn't enough pastrami for the price. Also, mine had way too much of their unique coleslaw. Took away from the flavor of the pastrami. Next time, I'll just ask for a little less. Still very tasty and not overly fatty. The french fries were crinkle cut and they were crunchy and well seasoned. I like their Russian dressing The parking lot is very small and it is difficult to find a spot. We drove around a few times. Success finally! The people that work there are really kind. They take your order and give you your beverages. They will call out your name when it is ready. Definitely a great spot to have a very good sandwich. .

Hadn't had the best luck when this was a food-window ghost kitchen location…read more Much better with its own four walls, and this place has hit its stride in food quality, service quality, and the ability to nail the best sandwich in history: the hot bobbie, add swiss. Quality control is particularly good and when I admit the sandwich has to make it home on the bus-to-max they wrap extra tight for best travel. Also a quick stop next to Freddy's which doesn't miss. Cheesesteaks are great but you can do better in Portland. Hot turkey sandwich? Nothing even comes close. The staff is cheerful and helpful and can walk newcomers through the menu. Hot Bobbie. With Swiss. Thank me later.

Caps surprised us! The hot sandwiches were very very solid and tasted good. We ordered takeout…read moredirect through them and were quite happy. It was a bit pricey but the quantity of the food felt commensurate. Sometimes Uber Eats/Doordash prices are higher so would recommend going direct.

I ordered the 4 Pointers and it absolutely delivered--super flavorful, perfectly balanced, and just…read morethe right amount of everything. The bread was on point, the meats and toppings were fresh, and the whole thing held together like a dream. Service was fast and friendly, and the vibe is low-key but dialed in. You can tell they care about what they're doing. I'll definitely be back to try more. This place gets it.

Very disappointed. The service was a bit off, as they weren't very welcoming. The inside looked…read morelike a typical deli. The food came out in a normal amount of time, but the sandwich was awful. It was packed with ingredients but barely had any flavor and was very bland. The potato salad and jalapeño poppers are the reason I added another star. They were great and luckily had plenty of flavor that the sandwich didn't have.

A spacious but very cute restaurant that's connected to the pizzeria. We grabbed lunch and split:…read more- Italian Grinder - Spicy vodka eggplant parm - Chicken Caesar wrap - Kale salad I also ordered the blueberry spritz which was a seasonal offering. The bread on the sandwiches were delightfully crispy, and had a nice tender chew. The flavors of the grinder were classic and satisfying. Spicy vodka parm was comforting and yummy. The chicken Caesar wrap and kale salad were fresh and light.

Fantastic sandwiches on great bread! We got the special - a corned beef sandwich, with fall apart…read moretender meat complimented by sauerkraut and plenty of mustard. We also got a turkey sub. Both sandwiches were nicely portioned with half being enough for us and to take home for later. We also got a slice of the spice cake - tasty. You order at the counter and grab your own seats, so it's very casual. The only downside is if it's busy and you want to order more. They do have a happy hour but we were a little too early to catch it.

Got the iced Americano (iced coffee) and coffee cake…read more Both were GREAT! The coffee was really excellent, nice sharp bright flavor The coffee cake was a nice twist, it was fruit coffee cake so under the usual cinnamon crumble layer was mixed berry jam. Kind of a nice way to get some of the sweetness from the fruit. Maybe a little like a handheld mixed berry crisp.

Good cafe and bakery with a good amount of indoor and outdoor seating…read more The bakery items are good but not the most memorable. It's ok if you're not expecting much and just want a decent snack of meal. They offer the usual menu of cafe drinks and some bottle and canned drinks as well.

I recently got into a conversation of not having any great pastrami sandwich in Portland, and a…read morefriend said that I must try Baker's Mark. Arrived on a Sunday afternoon at 1pm, the patio seats were full but there were some open seats inside. There were just two people ordering at the kiosk, so it was a short wait to order, with about 10 minutes to get the sandwich. The Dutch crunch roll, wow, wow, just amazing texture and full of flavor, the pastrami was solid but not mind blowing, but the combination (cheese, pickles and deli mustard) made this an easy 9.5/10. They flipped the sign by about 1:30pm and said they were sold out. I'll be back to try some other sandwiches, and I'll be sure to arrive early enough.

I enjoyed the Avo-Chickpea. Unfortunately, they were out of garlic Dutch Crunch bread. If it's…read morethat popular why not make more? Good size, but far from value. The sandwich style is reminiscent of what you'd find at a good deli: piled high, dressings, shredded lettuce, etc. Typical inner Portland: stand in line and touch pad to order, PREtip, bus your own stuff. Staff were friendly. I'd place them in the upper middle of Portland sandwich places.

WOW!!! That is my first thought after my lunch yesterday at Laurelhurst Market. I had been touring…read morethe cathedral of music, at Music Millennium and I asked the gentleman at the counter where was a good spot to eat. He recommended Laurelhurst, and he was right on. I have been on a Reuben kick, and the best remains at Goose Hallow. But this was a close second, as it was great. I had a half sandwich, and I am glad I did, as it was quite enough. I had the Monsignor Murphy, which featured lots of House Made Pastrami, Swiss Cheese, Sauerkraut and Russian Dressing. I typically like a Reuben on marbled rye, as they served it on a Griddled Como Bread...and it was great. I didn't get her name at the order counter, but she was so friendly and engaging as well. Since this was my first time to the restaurant, she was able to provide me with a wealth of information. I will be back...and you can count on that.

been getting recommended this place for quite some time now and i finally went and was surprised at…read morehow terrible it was given the price point...2 stars for the service our server was very kind and wanted to make sure we had the best experience but not much can be done with how mediocre the food was considering it's price point. we made our first mistake by getting the caesar salad and not reading closely that it was BITTER lettuce, so read closely. we ate as much as we could handle of it and then just left it alone. we didnt mention anything because that mistake was on us. for steak, my girlfriend got the ribeye, which is what i was recommended to us by other people, and i got the wagyu teres major. a quarter of the ribeye was inedible because it was burnt but we gave it grace considering it's ribeye and hard to grill evenly. the wagyu however was just bad, it was also too charred and taste very burnt. We did end up sending it back (which i hate doing) and got it redone adding another 10isj minutes of waiting on top of our already pretty long wait (but again it was busy so we didnt rlly care much for the wait) but i did get full off of the sides by the time the redo came out The redo definitely tasted alot better, it didnt taste burnt which was good but in general didnt really have much flavor. I will say the potatoes were good, bell peppers were okay, unfortunately nothing was great....we ended up spending around ~$210 for two people for a meal that really did not satisfy either of us, we'll maybe give it another try on a less busy day but it was rough considering this was also our anniversary dinner