Excellent quality food with outstanding taste. My vote for the best sandwich shop in the area. I…read morelove the eclectic young feel to it. We'll be back to sample the live music!!

Street parking or lot nearby. Crowded…read more Order at the bar. Plenty of chip options. Staff is friendly and a huge variety of sandwiches. I got the Reuben. The meat was a bit stringy and hard to chew. Maybe normal for this cut. Slightly salty for my taste but good flavor. Solid other than the meat texture. Will try a different sandwich next time

I love the lighting in this place. This small sandwich shop is very nice. Decorated with a mural…read moreand lighting. They are celebrating 5o years. St Louis only has 2 locations. This location has been here for about 2 years. The young lady took our orders. She was patient with us knowing it was our 1st time. When the order was ready she brought it to the table. I has the wagyu Philly Cheesesteak with mushrooms, onions, sweet and hot peppers. The sandwich has a kick, but not too hot. It was very enjoyable. The fries were crispy. They could have used some salt. If you haven't tried it you need to. There's parking in front. They have a couple of parking spots dedicated for to go orders.

Came back as I said I would eventually and the second experience was a lot better for me!…read more Customer service was good, food was cook fresh and made to order. Plenty of seating and open space. I got hot peppers and no mushrooms on my Philly. It was well seasoned, the bread was super tasty not too soggy. Fries were crispy and delicious. still a little pricey, we got 2 small sandwiches, large fries no drinks and it was about $38, HOWEVER, I very much enjoyed my meal. Also, small is a bit misleading, it's deff about a 10inch sandwhich was was plenty for me and you can get a mini as well. I'm glad I came back, it hit my cravings for the day!

I've never once been disappointed. Hands down best sandwich shop in STL. Sorry Gramophone, we still…read morelove you, but Blues takes the cake.

Well worth the wait! One of the best sandwich shops in STL! We had heard so many great things, and…read moreit definitely lived up to the hype. We tried two different sandwiches, and both were packed with so much flavor and made with such fresh, quality ingredients. The 7th Street Sicilian was absolutely incredible--so flavorful, with the perfect combination of ingredients and textures in every bite. It was definitely a standout and one I'll be thinking about until our next visit! We will definitely be back to try more of the menu!

A perfect sandwich. The Hot Salami. Recognized by James Beard. I did mine on garlic cheese bread…read morewith peppers. Got there early and then it got really crowded. Definitely worth stopping when in St Louis

We chose this sandwich shop because they're a well-known small business in STL, and whenever we…read morehost visitors from out of town for luncheons we always try to support local restaurants so they can get a true taste of St. Louis. Since this place is such a staple, we figured we had to give it a try. The place was absolutely packed, which clearly shows it's a local favorite. Even with how busy they were, our pickup order was ready on time -- actually before the scheduled pickup since I arrived about five minutes early. The atmosphere definitely had that classic local sandwich shack vibe and seemed like it would make a great casual lunch spot for almost any occasion. Unfortunately, the food itself just didn't live up to the reputation for us. We ordered the hot salami sandwiches, which they're known for, but they were extremely greasy and the only flavors that really stood out were mustard and grease. We expected a lot more flavor and balance considering it's their specialty item. We also placed a large luncheon order of 10 sandwiches. Everyone was satisfied overall and the food was decent enough, but nothing really stood out or made us excited to come back. We personally prefer Adriana's for both flavor and overall quality. One of the biggest disappointments was that none of the sandwiches had cheese on them, even though we paid an extra $2 per sandwich for the garlic cheese bread upgrade. That was frustrating considering the additional charge. Honestly, I'm guessing we may have just caught them on an off day because it's obvious this spot has a loyal following. We still appreciate supporting local STL businesses and can understand why so many people love it -- it just wasn't quite the experience we were expecting.

A sad day when one of my lunch favs closed up a couple years ago but even better when they reopened…read moreat a new location with great parking and plenty of room inside to dine during the busy lunch hour. I ordered my typical mom's special which never disappoints and hit that mid-day hunger spot! A great lunch experience, friendly staff and a great new location to enjoy one of my all time favorite sandwiches.

Mom's Deli is hands-down the best sandwich shop in St. Louis. Every sandwich I've had has been…read morefresh, loaded with quality ingredients, and made exactly the same every single time. That consistency is hard to find, and it's one of the reasons I keep coming back. The place is always busy, which tells you everything you need to know. Even when there's a line out the door and a wait, it's absolutely worth it. The staff is always friendly, patient, and welcoming, no matter how packed the restaurant is. You can tell they genuinely care about the food they serve and the experience they provide. The sandwiches are incredible, the service is excellent, and the quality never changes. If you're looking for a great sandwich in St. Louis, Mom's Deli should be at the top of your list. I've eaten a lot of sandwiches over the years, and Mom's Deli is still my favorite.

I've been meaning to stop by here for at least a year, and I finally made it. Definitely worth the…read morewait. I stopped by on a Sunday just before a rush, so I was able to get my food ordered and made promptly. I just had the spicy chicken katsu sandwich and fries, which was very good. Particularly with the sheer amount fries in the box, you could easily split it. I do want to eventually come by and try one of their desserts, but I was absolutely stuffed after my food, so I did not indulge this time. Considering the serving size, I think the price is very reasonable. It's not a huge menu, but sometimes that's just a sign that they only make what they know they can do well. Highly recommended

I love Maplewood. I've been wanting to get up to try some Sandos since they moved into this…read morebuilding. I was greeted promptly and then the cashier helped me select some items since it was my first time here. Went with the egg salad sando and togarashi fries and a pork tonkatsu sando with sweet curry fries. They both came with a curry dip. Togarashi is the clear winner, even for a curry fan like me. The decor is so cute, with murals and a variety of seating. There are cards and games in one corner. Note: this is NOT fast food. Ingredients are prepped, but the time it takes to fry a pork tonkatsu is the time it takes. There were only half a dozen people in front of me, but there was a bit of a wait. I'd love to come back and try the taiyaki and fruit sandos. I'll be enjoying my leftovers for the next couple of days. The egg salad sando seems very pricy, volume-wise compared to the pork.

We went out to the City Foundry for our work holiday party this week. Everyone got to pick out…read morewhatever we wanted to eat for lunch. My supervisor & I both picked Sub Division Sandwich Co. I got the Chicky Chicky Parm Parm sandwich and she went for the What's the matter Col. Sandurz Chicken sandwich. The Chicky Chicky Parm Parm is crispy breaded chicken breast with marinara and cheese garlic bread. It was delicious with crispy cheese and crispy chicken. It was huge. I could only eat about a 3rd of the sandwich and some coworkers tried it. My boss got the Col. Sandurz which was spicy chicken, cheddar cheese, pickles, red onions & Dijon/mayonnaise. She really liked it but said they weren't kidding about the chicken being spicy! I would try other sandwiches from this place. Yum!

Came here on a Thursday around 730ish. I ordered the Yo Adrian ( not pictured) and its basically a…read morePhilly cheesestrak sandwich. It was good but the cheese wasn't fully melted the way I would have liked. It was good and wasn't too salty with the steak sauce they added to it. The peppers were cooked perfectly and the customer service was excellent. Will be back to try others. Everyone i was with enjoyed their sandwiches as well. As always until next time...

I could muster an unoriginal joke regarding the how big of a mouth you need for a big mouth…read moresandwich. Consider yourself spared. I shall jump straight to the good stuff: the sandwiches. Listen, st louis has no shortage of sandwich shops, so to be successful you need to offer a unique enough product that is still approachable, and reliable. Big mouth has mastered the game. The menu is inundated with options inspired by tried and true classics. However, they do not stop there. Each sandwich is inventive enough to create some separation from it's origin. This keeps the experimenters happy, while also catering to the more tame of tastebuds. I went prosciutto. It was incredible. Thin pear, whipped ricotta, pesto, and that salty, thin prosciutto. Every bite gave me a little something different. Some bite had a big crunch full of juicy pear accentuated by the tang of balsamic. Others had a bit of sweetness from the sugars released in the pear juice and caught by the vibrant pesto. Some bite were buttery, with the help of the prosciutto sliced thin enough to read all of the perennial accolades adorning the back wall. The focaccia is art. A dark crust, one you do not see on focaccia. With mega flakes of sea salt. It was fresh out the toaster so as i gripped my sandwich warmth was sent from the tips of my fingers throughout my body as every bite delivered a crunch i am certain the folks dining outside could hear. A legit option in a city with limitless options when it comes to meat between bread

This place is beautiful! Didn't even know what it was or where until recently. A hidden gem despite…read morethe somewhat rough area. The sandwich was incredible in every way from the super piled on ingredients to the fluffy crisp bread. It's all tucked inside of a loft apartment building so the view of this place is sort of hidden. (In a good way.) Sort of feels like you've jumped from south city into a private beer club with great sandwiches. The outside seating is nice too. Would be a great place to bring some upper scale friends. Nothing here is cheap, so please don't come if you're expecting cheap! I highly recommend it.

The sandwiches are clean and delicious and toasted. The place is fast and clean and really awesome…read more Get a cookie. They're great. Everyone was so friendly and thoughtful. 100% recommend

Solid lunch spot alert! A friend and I stopped by the the other day on a whim and lucked out by…read morearriving right before the noon rush. They've renovated the space recently, and it looks fantastic, clean, modern, and way more welcoming than before. The ordering counter is right at the entrance, and once you're ready, the staff keeps things moving quickly. The menu has also gotten an upgrade with a shiny new digital display, and I'm pretty sure there are some new items on there (love to see it!). Even with the new options, I'm loyal to my go to, the turkey sandwich, because it simply never misses. After they toast the sandwich, it's topping time. I always stick with my favorites, lettuce, olives, and honey mustard, simple but perfect. Once your sandwich is finished, don't forget to grab chips (and maybe a cookie...no judgment) plus a drink cup before paying and heading to the dining area. Speaking of drinks: I cannot resist their strawberry lemonade. Not only did I have one cup, I had two. It's that good. Overall, Pickleman's remains a reliable, tasty, and quick lunch stop, especially with the refreshed space and smoother ordering process. I'll definitely be back!

Stopped in for a pastrami sandwich after the lunch rush, there were still several people waiting…read more Because they have specialty items and chips, drinks, around the line formation, you can always pass the wait time, looking at all the cool things! I found some spicy truffle chips I hadn't tried before. Ordered my usual, the hot pastrami on rye with deli mustard. Yum! The wait is never very long with 3 people or 20 people in line; they have lots of people behind the counter. Once your order is ready, you step to the register to pay and you on your way.

Very good food! Fresh! I came here at lunch and I can't get over how tasty this was. I will be back.read more