This has become one of my favorite places to stop for a quick and easy lunch and even dinner on the…read moreway home. Every time I've been in, the servers have always been polite and friendly, and even when they're busy, everything seems to move along pretty quickly. It's a very nice modern space where you can drink if you want or sit on the patio and enjoy the sun, even busy it's not too loud which is nice. The sandwiches are consistently fresh, filling, and really well made. Their Beef Dip is wonderful, it has tender roast beef, melted cheese, and the au jus makes it an easy recommendation. But my personal favorite is the Turkey Club. The turkey, bacon, Swiss, and fresh bread are already a great combination, but you absolutely have to get their orange sweet and sour sauce with it. That sauce takes the sandwich to another level. Honestly, the sauce alone is delicious and is one of the things that keeps me coming back. Great food, friendly service, and an easy, reliable place to grab a really good sandwich. Definitely deserving of five stars!

1st time visitor Next to yoga place…read moreIndoor outdoor sitting Sandwiches salads wraps Bar area: Beer and 2-3 flat screen tv Chill clean functional spot Cashier was friendly and also checked around with tables if needed something Order online / order in person Customize order yes Adult kid friendly, to go, solo, date, catch up Food range 10 and above and sides were less Order and get a number and it will be brought to your table Tried toms choice the Chocolate chip cookie and potato salad Sandwich made to order and very shareable. Turkey roast beef cheddar tomato red onion Made well and stuffed, filling to bread ratio, lot of shredded lettuce which fan of freshness and crunch. The secret sauce is some type of Smokey sweet sour hodge podge . Some was inside and get some on the side Potato salad - chunky red potato with relish pepper flavorings Chocolate chip cookie - gooey soft crumbly $1steal Would certainly return to try more

TOGO'S recently revamped their rewards program so that whenever you accumulate 50 points, you earn…read morea $5 off reward. Points round up if the subtotal ends in a half dollar or more. As part of this revamping process, TOGO'S migrated their rewards system to a different platform, and if you successfully migrated your account over, you get a $2 off reward that is valid for 2 weeks. My $2 off reward was going to expire in 2 days, and I was planning a quick trip to the area to visit a couple other businesses in the same intersection, both of which had offers that were going to expire the same day or the following day as well. I normally wouldn't go this far for a TOGO, but was definitely willing to make an exception this time around. This TOGO'S in Cypress is located on the southwest corner of Katella and Knott. The dining space inside is quite ample, much larger than the Long Beach location I must say! There was a large family sitting in the far corner on the left hand side, but towards the right, there was an employee, Logan, who was ready to assist me. As I was looking at the menu, I didn't like how the menu was kind of scrambled around. What do I mean by this? So I was intending to get a mini 3" sandwich to redeem my $2 off since percentage wise, that'd be really good savings there. The right side of the menu specifies the sandwiches that can be made miniature, but the sandwiches are denoted by their assigned numbers. The numbered sandwiches aren't in any particular order, so without Logan's help, I would have had to bounce back and forth between different sides of the menu to understand which sandwiches come in a 3" size, and for how much? Such a cumbersome way to present that part of the menu that I really wish TOGO'S would consider reformatting the menu for ease of readability. But I'm starting to digress. Logan did help me out by specifying the four mini sandwiches that I was initially looking at. I thought about the #3 Turkey and Cheddar, but once he told me the #20 was Albacore Tuna, I decided to go with that. Tuna sandwich for less than $4? Count me in! Logan asked me a couple questions: What type of bread, and would I like all the produce? Since I'm trying to get more whole grains and vegetables in my diet, I said whole wheat and yes, respectively, to his questions. However, Logan was trying pretty hard to sell me on a kids meal, which also comes with chips and a bottled water, despite me not being a kid, except maybe at heart lol. I did ask him how much a Kids Meal was, and he had to go to the register to look it up. It was a couple dollars more than a mini Albacore Tuna sandwich, but since I was planning to get food at a neighboring eatery, I passed on the kids meal and settled for the mini sandwich. While Logan was crafting my sandwich, he asked his co-worker, or maybe supervisor, Brian, to ring me up. After scanning my QR code for the migration offer, the $2 came off, no problem, and I paid. Shortly after I paid, Logan had my sandwich ready in a takeout bag. I asked for a water cup, and he gave me one, no problem as well. I took the sandwich and water cup to a table by the window to enjoy, but the first thing I noticed was a small piece of bread stuck to the outside of the wrapper?! Well, not so great presentation up front, but after unwrapping the sandwich, I found the #20 Albacore Tuna to be quite good! Unfortunately, it seemed Logan missed a few of the vegetables like the olives, jalapenos, and the cucumbers, which you can request in the TOGO'S app. Kind of disappointing, especially since he asked if I'd like all the vegetables before crafting my sandwich, but I suppose for those three in particular, you have to proactively ask? Nevertheless, I enjoyed the tuna in this sandwich, and there was still a good helping of vegetables in the sandwich otherwise. However, $5.75 for a mini is still kind of steep for such a small, but mighty, sandwich. Like I said earlier in the review, there are plenty of tables for customers to sit at, so unless an entire baseball team and their parents are there to celebrate a big W on the field, I doubt you'd see a full house in this TOGO'S. Overall, TOGO'S is still a good solid spot for sandwiches even if they're a little pricier than Jersey Mike's or Subway, but they do stuff the sandos with good quality ingredients! Also, despite the hard, but rather unsuccessful selling job, Logan was still a pretty cool employee to do business with.

Wow blast from the past at least in my case. I've totally have forgotten to look this way.......i…read morealways come in this shopping center the opposite direction. What a fucken miss excuse my language but it's true. Well I haven't step in a togos since the 90's. So glad this location is still open. Today was the day we came in....looks very old but kept up. Ambience was very clean and pretty empty (my kind of style) we were not in a hurry and dined in. Service was great, employees are very friendly and informative of what went on your sandwich etc.m Our food was yummy.....we can't wait to come back.

Really solid local sandwich spot with great value. Everything tastes fresh like it's made right in…read moretheir kitchen, not prepacked or rushed, which makes a big difference. I had the hot pastrami sandwich, and it was spot on! Warm, flavorful, and piled just right without being messy. Came with chips and a drink for $10, which is a great deal these days for a full lunch. Service was quick, and the vibe is simple and no frills, exactly what you want from a neighborhood sandwich shop. Definitely a great choice when you want something tasty, filling, and reasonably priced in Cypress.

I wanted to Love It but I'll settle on I Liked It &…read more probably will come back to try the salads or other sandwiches based on the rave reviews & good looking photos. Joe's does a big To-Go business but there are tables too, making it easy to sit & chat with a friend or take a lunch break solo. Probably by necessity the beloved $5.55 sandwich prices have risen to $7.34. That's on the low side compared to many other places but it does raise the expectation for the sandwich. The Beef Melt, though tasty, could have used a few more slices of beef & the Garden Burger sandwich was satisfying. I can see why Joe's is so popular, especially for those who may not have the time or desire to make their own salads or sandwiches. The food looks & tastes homemade and you really feel like it came out of a home kitchen. There's a large selection of bread's & the menu board is easy to understand & filled with favorites. No self-serve beverage station but there's a massive choice of soda's along with a big variety of chips. If you want water they have bottled water too. The staff are naturally friendly & the owner (who usually prepares your order) is a fun person to engage with.....however I can see under certain circumstances it taking a downward turn as some of the reviews have eluded to. When in doubt just smile & wave.

I had to try the Katsu Kimchi Butter Chicken at Shootz, and honestly, it was absolutely delicious…read more The chicken was flavorful and crispy, and the combination of the katsu, kimchi butter, and everything else on the sandwich worked really well together. One thing that really surprised me was that they actually put their Mac salad directly on the sandwich. I wasn't sure what to expect, but it was seriously so good and added a really nice texture and extra layer of flavor. One thing worth mentioning is that the Mac salad does contain tuna. I honestly haven't had Mac salad with tuna before, but you can't really notice the tuna flavor at all. It just seems to add more depth to the overall flavor. That said, definitely keep it in mind if you have a fish or tuna allergy. Overall, the Katsu Kimchi Butter Chicken was a really unique and delicious sandwich, and I'd definitely order it again.

Came last Sunday to introduce a couple of friends to Rodeo 39 right at 11 am opening. I ended up…read morewith Shootz and ordered the Kimchi Butter Shrimp plate. It was delicious and portion size was great, but the service and promo were frustrating. They had a huge sign advertising FREE Ube Beignets for downloading their app. The cashier told me to download it and redeem it in-app. I tried, but the app didn't have clear instructions on how to redeem. When I went back to ask for help, the original cashier brushed me off saying she was on break, and a male server told me they didn't even have any Ube Beignets available??? Umm, wait it's less than an hour past opening time. Being "out" of a front-and-center promo item 30 minutes after opening feels like a bait-and-switch. Take the sign down if you can't honor it. Food is good, but the experience left a bad taste.