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Huge sandwich! It was filling and tasty, perhaps a tad oily because of the focaccia bread. It was fun to sit outside and people watch. The lounge fold chairs were surprisingly comfy. The noise level is slightly high for working but good for chatting. It's mostly self service but they bring the food out to your table so that's fine. I used inKind for discount, but the $20 price tag is still a tad high.
Really expensive. Really big. I'll get two meals out of it, but I still think it's a little expensive. Extremely tasty! First time I've had a grinder. It was good. Salty but to be expected with the meats in it. Lots of flavors mixed throughout. Loved the arugula on it! The focaccia was amazing! Super soft and fresh. I'm pretty sure it's made in house. I walked in around 11:30 AM, and it wasn't too busy. Service was fast and friendly. I also got a cookie. It was okay. I think their sandwiches are the star! I'd recommend!
Walked over after hearing so many great things--some people even say they have the best sandwiches in Seattle. It was a beautiful day, so it seemed like the perfect excuse to give it a try. The space is open and casual, and I loved the tile work inside. There are plenty of sandwich options to choose from. I ordered the turkey sandwich, and a friend got the eggplant. Both were delicious, and the portions were huge--we both ended up with leftovers. The focaccia wasn't as pillowy as I was expecting, but it was still good and held everything together well. Service was friendly and straightforward: you order at the counter, grab a number, and they bring the food to your table. Overall, I can definitely see why this place is popular. If you're looking for a hearty sandwich in Seattle, it is worth checking out.
On our way to the Fremont Solstice Parade, we stopped here for a quick lunch. I usually don't get too excited about sandwiches, but this place completely changed my mind. The sandwiches were incredibly flavorful and thoughtfully crafted. I ordered the Mortadella sandwich, served on freshly baked focaccia bread. It was generously filled with mortadella, creamy burrata, pesto, pistachios, and Italian sausage. Every ingredient complemented the others perfectly, creating a rich yet well-balanced bite. The sandwich was enormous--we ended up sharing it between my daughter and me, and we both left feeling completely satisfied. My son always orders the fried fish sandwich whenever he comes here. He let me have a bite, and I could immediately see why it's his favorite. The fish was incredibly fresh, with a perfectly crispy coating and tender, flaky meat inside. If this restaurant were in California, I'd definitely be a regular. It's one of those places that makes you rethink how good a sandwich can be.
Focaccia sandwiches are having a moment right now. Ever since I had one of Good Luck Bread's focaccia sandwiches, it's been on my mind. Similar to chocolate chip cookies, I cannot pass up a good focaccia sandwich. I visited Hushy's two days in a row. Both visits were fantastic! On the first visit, my friend and I shared the Milanese and the French Dip and on the 2nd visit, hubby and I shared the grinder, chowder and corn salad. I loved everything - because everything is tasty! The focaccia is crisp outside and soft and pillowy on the inside. They are baking focaccia throughout the day, so it's always fresh. The restaurant is quite spacious with plenty of seating indoors and outside. We noticed a long line had formed during the lunch hour.
Fresh, homemade focaccia bread sandwiches This place is delicious! I absolutely LOVED my eggplant sandwich. And the homemade lemonade is bomb too. The pickle that comes with the sandwiches is also super tasty & fresh, definitely homemade too.
Ordered the Grinder ($23) to go on a Thursday around 11am from very friendly staff. Very cozy wood interior inside, as well as outdoor seating. In the grinder, plenty of sandwich ingredients atop fresh focaccia. It had a vinegary pepper spread + aioli to complement the meat, cheese, arugula, and thinly sliced red onions. Lasted me 1.5 meals. My friend got the mortadella, which was simple but well-balanced w the pistachio/pesto/honey mixture slathered on top. Enjoyed this spot because the ingredients were top-notch, elevated by being combined with thoughtful and complementary sauces/spreads that tied the whole sandwich together. ~$20 is def a premium for a sandwich, but alas.
After seeing a ton of pictures of their massive focaccia sandwiches, Hushys had been on my list for some time! I really wanted to try the mortadella sandwich but I'm allergic to nuts. The staff was a little disinterested when we asked for recommendations but we ended up getting the breakfast sandwich. It was a good amount of food and was not bad but the bread was a little soggy and the filling was too salty. It wasn't my favorite sandwich but I would want to go back to try others as I can see the potential! They also have a lot of indoor and some outdoor seating in a good location.
What better food to have during a picnic by the water than tasty sandwiches? After searching on TikTok and Yelp, I found out that Hushy's was a Seattle favorite and only a few minutes from the Gas Works Park. Once we arrived and parked in the garage around the corner, it was only a short walk to the restaurant. Since they were about to close, there weren't many customers, but the guy taking our order was still very helpful when asked about their popular sandwiches. We ordered the Hushy's Grinder and Turkey Sandwich and substituted the arugula for lettuce. While waiting for our food, we admired the decor inside the restaurant and vibed to the upbeat songs they were playing. Once we got to our picnic spot and tasted both sandwiches, I was blown away. The grinder tasted like an elevated Italian sandwich and the turkey sandwich was super fulfilling. We ate half at the park and the other half later that night at the Airbnb. This would definitely be my go to sandwich shop in Seattle.
Fantastic sandwich combinations and the focaccia hits the spot. The roasted eggplant sandwich was so rich in flavor and the walnuts offset the soft textures of the focaccia, the eggplant, and the spreads. I can't wait to try other ones. The service was quick even though it was lunch time. The brown butter cookie is outstanding in flavor, but I wish it was thicker.
These are good sandwiches, but man are they pricey for what they are. The space inside is absolutely massive though, and I would definitely come back and stay longer next time. This time we came around an hour before closing and it was practically empty. We got the milanese and fried fish sandwiches, both of which were served warm and cut in half. Between the two, I liked the milanese more as it had more flavor - I really like the kimchi slaw and the pork remained really juicy after being fried. The fish was good but a little thin in my opinion. I also didn't think the focaccia was thaat spectacular as I had expected coming in - it was thinner than I anticipated but the parts that were thicker and chewier I enjoyed.
Great sandwiches with ample seating! Good spot for a which meal. We ordered the mortadella and Italian, both very flavorful and served in a yummy focaccia bread. Friendly staff too!
The focaccia was GAS, the meat was great and I think that the sandwiches being slightly warm made it even better. I got the Hushy's Grinder and the Milanese and they were both fire. The Grinder is a good lunch option and the Milanese is better for a dinner, but honestly can't go wrong. Would definitely visit again. Also the interior is quite spacious and is great for bigger groups to hang. It would be great for summertime activities in my opinion. Service is short and quick! It's a bus yourself situation so very casual, but definitely appreciate them answering questions about the size and opinions on the sandwiches they like too!
2 months ago
Amazing. Honestly one of the best dang sandwiches I've had in my life. Pricey as these sandwiches are fresh, quality ingredients, the focaccia bread is wonderful, and the sandwiches are huge! Vegetarian and pescatarian friendly as well. The staff are hard working and friendly. This place is busy but the wait isn't long. They offer both indoor and outdoor dining. You bus your own table but they bring the food out to you. Very modern, cozy, earthy, bougie atmosphere. I have ordered the turkey sandwich twice now as it's just that amazingly delicious. I order it with no remoulade as I'm picky and not a mayo fan so I order it with extra of the vinaigrette. Soooooo bombbbbb. The arugula, the turkey, just everything is so fresh and delectable. My mouth is watering writing this review. My man ordered the fried fish sandwich which I tried and wow....best fish sandwich we both have ever had. Soooo good. It was sold out my first visit here now I understand why it's so popular! I am so excited to return and try the French dip and mortadella in the future! Highly extremely recommend this delicious establishment!!!! read more
Huge sandwich! It was filling and tasty, perhaps a tad oily because of the focaccia bread. It was fun to sit outside and people watch. The lounge fold chairs were surprisingly comfy. The noise level is slightly high for working but good for chatting. It's mostly self service but they bring the food out to your table so that's fine. I used inKind for discount, but the $20 price tag is still a tad high. read more
Really expensive. Really big. I'll get two meals out of it, but I still think it's a little expensive. Extremely tasty! First time I've had a grinder. It was good. Salty but to be expected with the meats in it. Lots of flavors mixed throughout. Loved the arugula on it! The focaccia was amazing! Super soft and fresh. I'm pretty sure it's made in house. I walked in around 11:30 AM, and it wasn't too busy. Service was fast and friendly. I also got a cookie. It was okay. I think their sandwiches are the star! I'd recommend! read more
3 months ago
Walked over after hearing so many great things--some people even say they have the best sandwiches in Seattle. It was a beautiful day, so it seemed like the perfect excuse to give it a try. The space is open and casual, and I loved the tile work inside. There are plenty of sandwich options to choose from. I ordered the turkey sandwich, and a friend got the eggplant. Both were delicious, and the portions were huge--we both ended up with leftovers. The focaccia wasn't as pillowy as I was expecting, but it was still good and held everything together well. Service was friendly and straightforward: you order at the counter, grab a number, and they bring the food to your table. Overall, I can definitely see why this place is popular. If you're looking for a hearty sandwich in Seattle, it is worth checking out. read more
On our way to the Fremont Solstice Parade, we stopped here for a quick lunch. I usually don't get too excited about sandwiches, but this place completely changed my mind. The sandwiches were incredibly flavorful and thoughtfully crafted. I ordered the Mortadella sandwich, served on freshly baked focaccia bread. It was generously filled with mortadella, creamy burrata, pesto, pistachios, and Italian sausage. Every ingredient complemented the others perfectly, creating a rich yet well-balanced bite. The sandwich was enormous--we ended up sharing it between my daughter and me, and we both left feeling completely satisfied. My son always orders the fried fish sandwich whenever he comes here. He let me have a bite, and I could immediately see why it's his favorite. The fish was incredibly fresh, with a perfectly crispy coating and tender, flaky meat inside. If this restaurant were in California, I'd definitely be a regular. It's one of those places that makes you rethink how good a sandwich can be. read more
Focaccia sandwiches are having a moment right now. Ever since I had one of Good Luck Bread's focaccia sandwiches, it's been on my mind. Similar to chocolate chip cookies, I cannot pass up a good focaccia sandwich. I visited Hushy's two days in a row. Both visits were fantastic! On the first visit, my friend and I shared the Milanese and the French Dip and on the 2nd visit, hubby and I shared the grinder, chowder and corn salad. I loved everything - because everything is tasty! The focaccia is crisp outside and soft and pillowy on the inside. They are baking focaccia throughout the day, so it's always fresh. The restaurant is quite spacious with plenty of seating indoors and outside. We noticed a long line had formed during the lunch hour. read more
1 month ago
Fresh, homemade focaccia bread sandwiches This place is delicious! I absolutely LOVED my eggplant sandwich. And the homemade lemonade is bomb too. The pickle that comes with the sandwiches is also super tasty & fresh, definitely homemade too. read more
Ordered the Grinder ($23) to go on a Thursday around 11am from very friendly staff. Very cozy wood interior inside, as well as outdoor seating. In the grinder, plenty of sandwich ingredients atop fresh focaccia. It had a vinegary pepper spread + aioli to complement the meat, cheese, arugula, and thinly sliced red onions. Lasted me 1.5 meals. My friend got the mortadella, which was simple but well-balanced w the pistachio/pesto/honey mixture slathered on top. Enjoyed this spot because the ingredients were top-notch, elevated by being combined with thoughtful and complementary sauces/spreads that tied the whole sandwich together. ~$20 is def a premium for a sandwich, but alas. read more
After seeing a ton of pictures of their massive focaccia sandwiches, Hushys had been on my list for some time! I really wanted to try the mortadella sandwich but I'm allergic to nuts. The staff was a little disinterested when we asked for recommendations but we ended up getting the breakfast sandwich. It was a good amount of food and was not bad but the bread was a little soggy and the filling was too salty. It wasn't my favorite sandwich but I would want to go back to try others as I can see the potential! They also have a lot of indoor and some outdoor seating in a good location. read more
What better food to have during a picnic by the water than tasty sandwiches? After searching on TikTok and Yelp, I found out that Hushy's was a Seattle favorite and only a few minutes from the Gas Works Park. Once we arrived and parked in the garage around the corner, it was only a short walk to the restaurant. Since they were about to close, there weren't many customers, but the guy taking our order was still very helpful when asked about their popular sandwiches. We ordered the Hushy's Grinder and Turkey Sandwich and substituted the arugula for lettuce. While waiting for our food, we admired the decor inside the restaurant and vibed to the upbeat songs they were playing. Once we got to our picnic spot and tasted both sandwiches, I was blown away. The grinder tasted like an elevated Italian sandwich and the turkey sandwich was super fulfilling. We ate half at the park and the other half later that night at the Airbnb. This would definitely be my go to sandwich shop in Seattle. read more
3 months ago
Fantastic sandwich combinations and the focaccia hits the spot. The roasted eggplant sandwich was so rich in flavor and the walnuts offset the soft textures of the focaccia, the eggplant, and the spreads. I can't wait to try other ones. The service was quick even though it was lunch time. The brown butter cookie is outstanding in flavor, but I wish it was thicker. read more
7 months ago
These are good sandwiches, but man are they pricey for what they are. The space inside is absolutely massive though, and I would definitely come back and stay longer next time. This time we came around an hour before closing and it was practically empty. We got the milanese and fried fish sandwiches, both of which were served warm and cut in half. Between the two, I liked the milanese more as it had more flavor - I really like the kimchi slaw and the pork remained really juicy after being fried. The fish was good but a little thin in my opinion. I also didn't think the focaccia was thaat spectacular as I had expected coming in - it was thinner than I anticipated but the parts that were thicker and chewier I enjoyed. read more
The focaccia was GAS, the meat was great and I think that the sandwiches being slightly warm made it even better. I got the Hushy's Grinder and the Milanese and they were both fire. The Grinder is a good lunch option and the Milanese is better for a dinner, but honestly can't go wrong. Would definitely visit again. Also the interior is quite spacious and is great for bigger groups to hang. It would be great for summertime activities in my opinion. Service is short and quick! It's a bus yourself situation so very casual, but definitely appreciate them answering questions about the size and opinions on the sandwiches they like too! read more
I picked up sandwiches for my family for the game. I guess everyone else in town had the same idea though because they were out of just about everything. I haven't tried sandwiches from here before but the reviews were good, and as they had sold out of almost everything I figured they must be on point. Maybe the issue was that the remaining sandwiches were remaining for a reason, but we were not impressed with them at all. They had a vast bread to meat ratio discrepancy for starters, but we also found them to be more messy than mouth watering. If we had just gotten one kind of sandwich or if it was just me who didn't enjoy it I might have tempered my rating, but it was five different people sampling three different sandwiches and frankly none of us were impressed. They just were not wonderful on any level. I wish I could give specifics but the sandwiches just overwhelmed the tastebuds with ishyness. read more
7 months ago
Sandwiches are huge and delicious. Each sandwich is really the size of two sandwiches--the picture doesn't do it justice. Sandwiches are easily shareable. I got the fish sandwich, and my partner got the pork one. The fish was pretty small compared to the thick slices of pork, but everything was still tasty and well seasoned. We prefer this spot over Fortuna. Coffee is skippable tho. We'd like to return for happy hour, as it looks like you could get half sandwiches during that time. We came around noon on a Sunday and it was packed. Fortunately we were able to grab a table, but the folks after us were struggling to find an open spot. read more
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Maggie E.
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Great ambiance and decor inside the restaurant and delicious sandwiches on focaccia! Really enjoyed the Japanese curry beef sandwich. Counter service - seat yourself, water and cups available, bus your dishes. Before my visit there wasn't any pics of the Japanese curry beef sandwich - I rolled the dice and it was fantastic. read more
9 months ago
These are the kind of incredible sandwiches that are so stuffed with delicious ingredients that they will be gushing onto your hands by the end of the meal. Hushy's makes my favorite mortadella in two forms -- a traditional sandwich featuring a delicious blend of pesto and honey, as well as the best breakfast sandwich stuffed with a large, fluffy omelette. Both are amazing with a globule of creamy burrata (sub this onto the breakfast sandwich per request). For an awesome vegan choice, get the roasted carrots with added tofu turkey. Add that silky, smoked tofu turkey to any of the sandwiches, really. I love coming here for a late breakfast to kickstart my day, or bringing my laptop for a couple hours of work and a sandwich. The generous open hours, spacious dining area, and free WiFi make this an easy and tempting option every day of the week. read more
WORST BEVERAGE EXPERIENCE ! The facts : Ordered 12oz Ice Latte " TO GO " Showed up as demonstrated in photo & video in a glass ! Asked for white sugar and given stink eye for asking person whom is employed by the business to handle the task. Wrote an honest review and I shared an honest review and management does not approve they cry to YELP for removal ! Business reached out asking for my card information to so call give back. Moral of my story is DO IT CORRECT THE FIRST TIME & and I won't have to share my experience ! read more
cool sandwich spot in Fremont off of Stone Way. It is counter service and they will deliver your sandwich to you once they are ready. the sandwiches are quite large - I usually will only eat half and then take half to go, so that justifies the price for me. You could also easily split one with someone and still feel full. I personally ordered the turkey and loved it. The bread is made in house and has lots of flaky sea salt on it, which I didn't mind but it might be on the saltier side for some. I also highly recommend getting a side of their salt and vinegar chips because they are some of the best salt&vin chips I've had. Their brown butter chocolate chip cookie was also really yummy. Hands down just a great experience and great addition to the Fremont neighborhood. read more
Four of us stopped by Hushy's Sandwiches for a quick snack before dinner because our Seattle local friend hyped it up -- and she usually thinks most Seattle food is mid. The sandwiches are on the pricier side, about $20 per sandwich, but you can definitely split it into two (small) meals. MORTADELLA - 22 Even splitting it into four mini sandwiches, we got to enjoy several bites of the sandwich. The mortadella came with burrata, pesto, pistachio, and honey. The pistachio made it special since it went well with the three other ingredients and provided a nutty crunch. The focaccia bread was top tier and fresh. Overall, this had to be one of the best sandwiches I've ever eaten. I would highly recommend it. The interior is nice with a good amount of seating. They close a bit early at 6 PM, so you can only snag the sandwiches here if you do an early dinner. read more
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Aliy N.
Hi Ailun! Thanks for sharing your feedback on the Mortadella. We…
So freaking bussss. I've been here twice and both times it has been excellent. I want to first start by saying that the chocolate chip cookies are delicious. It is the perfect end to a meal. Both sandwiches I've had both times were excellent, as well. Service is friendly and quick and the inside of the restaurant is beautiful and cozy. read more
4 months ago
I had the Grinder (top tier, fresh produce, real zing) and the Milanese - moist, tender breaded pork and weirdly helped by the kimchee - packing serious flavor that includes fish sauce afaict. My biggest and best surprise was the value. It is expensive-- but even as a huge great sammich glutton I found a half sandwich plus the excellent corn salad to be a full meal- so the math actually works. Bread was excellent, even next day- my only complaint is the opening hours which mean it's almost never a dinner option- even early dinner. Now I have to decide if Un Bien is too farlard, if Husky's is too early bird special, or if Paseo is on a mystery vacation. read more
WOW. This place did not disappoint! Reminded me so much of the schiachatta (spelling) sandwiches that we had in Florence, Italy. We had the turkey and mortadella and both were so DELICIOUS! The young woman who helped us at the counter was super friendly and made some great suggestions. Vibe inside was cozy and warm. Both sandwiches were so flavorful but so different each. Loved them both, I preferred the turkey my husband preferred the mortadella. But both so friggin good! Bonus, we got a chocolate chip cookie. Loved that it wasn't super sweet and we also got the carrot cake which wasn't also overly sweet. Go here! Found this spot on The Stranger Seattle's IG of best new restaurants in Seattle and easy to understand why. Fresh baked focaccia sandwiches, can't go wrong! read more
Hushy's Sandwiches is easily making my list of best sandwiches in Seattle. I got the Mortadella and the Turkey sandwiches. I really loved the Mortadella especially because of the pistachio and burrata inside. Plus the focaccia bread it comes on is perfect. We also got the potato salad which was fine. Definitely plan for a bit of a line if you go on a weekend. We went at 2pm on a Saturday and waited around 20 to 30 minutes. read more
Stop by at 11:30 for lunch. There is an area right outside the restaurant to lock up your bike. It is only a block away from the Burke-Gilman Trail. There is a lot of street parking nearby for free, but it can be hard to get a spot. Staff were super friendly. I stopped by for the Seattle restaurant week 20$ lunch special. I love the turkey pesto sandwich. The bread was super fresh and there was such a complex combination of flavors. And I couldn't believe this size was only half a sandwich. I sat outside but there was also a lot of indoor seating. Restaurant seemed very clean. I received my order very promptly. I also got a really good-sized piece of carrot cake to go. Would totally come back to try another sandwich. Perfect place to stop by if you're on the Burke. read more
We've heard good things about this place and decided to check it out this Sunday afternoon. Looked super expensive but we went with it. The servings were huuuge, super filling and balanced. Taste was great. I usually feel bummed when i resort to salads as a gluten-free person, but the Italian was so hearty and tasty that I didn't care in that moment :) My guy loved his sandwich, too. Hopefully they can figure out a gf sub in the future. The one thing I'll note is that my little kombucha can cost $9, and I didn't know that until checkout. I almost asked the person at the menu to take it off the bill but was too embarrassed. It was good (and locally-made!), but I still wish I'd had a warning before committing, haha. We'll definitely be back :) read more
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Aliy N.
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2 months ago
sandwich was bomb (i had the turkey) the bread they used was soo good and everything was well balanced and so fresh tasting. while it is true that they give good portions i just can't justify paying $22 for a sandwich (no sides or anything) as a broke college student so this will unfortunately be a once in a while treat read more
3 months ago
I stopped by on a Sunday at around 3:30pm. Street parking was easy nearby and staff were friendly. There was plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. The large windows allowed for plenty of natural light, and some people even had laptops to get some work done. They were sold out of some sandwiches at that time, but there were still plenty of options available. FYI you can substitute sliced smokey tofu for any of the meat in their sandwiches. I was curious to try it, so I substituted it for the meat in the turkey sandwich. It came on focaccia bread with pickled pepper remoulade, provolone, red onion, basil, arugula, oregano vinaigrette. The presentation was great and I was pleasantly surprised by the generous size of the sandwich! The tofu was also tasty. The bread was good. However, the experience was a bit messy with ingredients falling out. I thought there was a bit too much dressing for my preference. Overall it was a good sandwich. I also ordered their salt & vinegar potato chips. The chips were okay but I would have preferred a bit more of a vinegar taste. Finally, I tried their brown butter chocolate chip cookie. It was served on a plate that was a little wet, but fortunately the cookie wasn't affected. I thought the outer portion of the cookie was delicious. As I made my way to the center, it did taste a little too salty, so perhaps they can consider reducing the salt or evenly distributing it throughout the entire cookie. If you're in the area, this is a good option to try for lunch. Try to come earlier in the day before anything sells out. read more
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Aliy N.
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I was surprised by how large the space is. There is plenty of seating and a very cozy design. It's a great place for lunch or to stay and study or work. I tried their mortadella sandwich and marinated mushrooms. The sandwich was amazing; the combination of focaccia bread, Italian sausage, burrata, pesto, pistachio, and honey was perfect. I enjoyed every bite. I'm not a huge fan of the marinated mushrooms as the vinegar taste was too strong for me but the dish came with a variety of mushrooms and my friend enjoyed it. I would definitely come back to try their other sandwiches! read more
Hushy's is my new favorite focaccia sandwich shop in Seattle! I feel like they really understand how to play with ingredients to put on their focaccia that might initially sound funky but it totally works! Such as adding honey on their popular Mortadella sandwich. It actually made sense and tasted sooo good! I can't wait to keep going back and trying more of their creations. read more
update: I came back with some friends visiting town and we got the roast beef and the special puri puri chips. roast beef was good but the flavors weren't anything new or special. I wouldn't choose it over the mortadella which is still my favorite. my friends got the mortadella and loved it we got the puri puri chips which maintained a great potato flavor but sadly they were wayyy too salty. read more
I was trying to think of where this place kind of reminded me of and it's the viral focaccia place from Italy that has spread from NYC to Vegas and LA (All'Antico Vinaio)-I've been to the one in Vegas. It's a similar concept but done by the owners of Purple as they've rebranded from Livbud (which IMO didn't have a coherent concept). I really like the space as its very big, maybe too big but has indoor and outdoor seating. So basically every sandwich has focaccia, but the focaccia isn't like soft and pillowy, but more crunchy/crispy-well at least the one I got. I ordered the Milano pork sandwich ($20). I thought it would have a super thin pork cutlet (Italian style), but it was sliced up Japanese style pork katsu. I think it would work better which a super thin cutlet like at an Italian deli. A tuna sandwich was like $23, which I considered but it was way too expensive. There is a sign that says soft service is coming soon, but if it costs more than $8 it'll be way too much. Another expensive item I saw was the A'Siciliana Aranciata (Italian orange soda) at $8, which I compared to the price at the viral focaccia place and it's only $4 there. I think the concept is more coherent now, but the prices are on the higher end-more of a 3 star, but since it's new I'll be nice. I'll try it again when the soft serve machine is on if it's not expensive. read more
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