aj is truly a sandwich artist. his attention to detail and passion for subs is truly inspiring. this man doesnt make sandwiches, he builds dreams. i will be coming back day after day for aj's handsome mustache, rizz, and life changing sammiches read more

They say "freaky fast" yet I have had to wait an hour plus and I am two blocks away. The tracker notes "out for delivery" quickly, within 10-15 minutes of ordering, but then it is "out for delivery" for 30+minutes, sometimes an hour!! Are they waiting until they have "enough" sandwiches to deliver to one building? Are they giving their delivery people too many orders to deliver at one time? I will not order again. I am sitting here waiting on my "out for delivery" sandwich as was hoping since my last order (and phone call) the service would be better. I was wrong. The level of client service is ZERO STARS. read more

My husband and I were attending a convention last weekend held at one of the nearby hotels and needed some grub. Wanted something half-way healthy not more fast food, so we set our sights on a deli joint and this was the closest (since we were walking). When we arrived, all but one of the tables was covered with empty to-go containers... looked like they were prepping for a pretty massive catering order or something, I can only assume. But as I said, all of them were empty, waiting to be filled, just taking up space... so no one would've had room to sit inside and enjoy a meal if they'd wanted. =/ Two of the employees were doing... something related to said catering order, but they didn't exactly look like they were hustling, and they were definitely dismissive of our existence. Well, I mean who cares about a couple random guys walking in off the street to order a sub when you've got like a hundred-sandwich order to take care of? (Except when one of said random dudes is Yelp Elite and pretty unimpressed with how you treat customers...) The lady behind the counter who did take our order seemed sorta impatient (we were studying the menu too long, I guess) but at least sort of trying to be humorous at the same time? I mistakenly asked for a flavor in a size that wasn't allowed apparently cuz she just said, "We don't do that." And that was off-putting, but whatever. How hard is it to put toppings x, y, and z into a smaller-sized bun? When she asked if I wanted anything else in it, I said salt and pepper and she said there were packets for that... even though I could see the pepper shaker right there on the sandwich-making counter. ??? We got our sandwiches. Taste was okay. Price was okay. No options on bread, which surprised me cuz I swear every other sub chain I've been to does that. How is Jimmy John's competing? I don't know. I really doubt I'll be hitting up another one unless the same type of situation arises where we want a sandwich and Jimmy John's is closer than say, Jersey Mike's or Thundercloud. Still better than Subway though. read more

Best crew at a Jimmy John's EVER! Thankfully none of the rude employees ever stick around. One of the drivers refused to deliver sandwiches unless a tip was provided. He was an old guy that was pretending to be nice. I think his name was Splash, who goes by such a stupid name? read more

Paid for a sandwich with extra meat and extra lettuce, got neither one. Bummer. JJ's is typically really good at checking their work, but not this time. I'll check it myself from now on. read more

Jimmy John's - Tuna salad sandwich - None of the extras I asked for - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

I got a sub and they put way too much mayo on it. Like this sub looked like Anna Faris in Scary Movie. Service had an attitude and didn't even welcome me when I came in. Restaurant is dim, cluttered, and not that inviting. read more

First time visit to one of these stores. They barked at me when I walked in the door, made my sandwich super fast and virtually threw it at me. I haven't even eaten it yet and I already know I'll never go to a Jimmy John's again. 2 stars because after all I did walk out with a sandwich. read more

It was my first time trying Jimmy John's & they have them in California Lol. Well I like that they're just a tad bigger than Subway's 6 inch (8 in & they look true to size). The service was also good. It was even better trying this in Austin's Congress District- they definitely "Keep Austin Weird " the location is unique and got that Austin vibe and you can fuel here and walk surrounding bars and shops especially during hot humid months. read more

Don't Order Online! I ordered online for pickup ASAP. I walked the three blocks to JJ and patiently waited. And waited, and waited. Meanwhile many people who walked in 15 minutes after I ordered were making their way through the line and getting their food. After waiting 25 minutes i finally went up to the cashier. My ticket was in a pile of other online orders that weren't being made. I was told that they were very busy - but they had no answer as to why it was possible for the line to get their food. Since I was going to be late for a meeting, i cancelled my order. read more

Went to get a loaf of bread and they refused to sell it to me. They said they didn't bake enough so they had to save it for sandwiches. Ummm not my problem it's in the menu and they had it right there and refused me service. read more

Ordered through the app. Sat for 15 minutes waiting. Began noticing people order and pick up their sandwich within 3 minutes. Asked about it. It took 3 people to figure out if I had ordered. A manager knew immediately what to do. They never printed my ticket. Dictating this as I run back to my office to avoid being late. Worst. Can't eat tuna in the office. read more

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I've been to this store 3x in a week and I've been happy with the food and service each time. One visit the line was super long but the workers powered thru the line fairly quickly. I'll be back for sure. read more

This location has been great! I started working in this part of downtown a few months ago, and they're always as speedy as advertised. One time, I accidentally ordered my food to the wrong location, and they 1. Didn't make me feel stupid, 2. Canceled it and created the order at their store, and 3. Made my sandwich in ~45 seconds. I'm a fan of Jimmy John's, and this store is 10/10!! read more

If I could give 0 stars I would. I ordered online and they received my order at noon on the dot. 30 min later I hadn't heard anything and started to wonder where my food was. So I called the store. Or at least I tried. THEY DISCONNECTED THEIR PHONES!!!!!!! I couldn't get ahold of anyone for over 20 min. So now it's been almost an hour and I'm STARVING. I ordered from someone else. They got there in 20 min. It took a total of an hour and 40 min for my Jimmy John's order. So much for freaky fast. AND THEN. I have called corporate and told the driver to have a manager call me and nothing. I haven't heard from ANYONE!!!! I could have gone to fancy restaurant and eaten a full meal in the time that took. I want a refund!!!! read more

Let's talk about false advertising!? I ordered online today, no notice saying hey we are a little behind. 40 min later I call to check on my order. (I am literally 3 blocks down the street). The guy tells me they are shirt staffed, busy etc etc. Fine ok, but I ordered 40min ago, and its a sandwich!!! You're supposed to make them in a literal minute, that's your slogan "Freaky Fast". Guy told me I was 9th down on the list, and I heard someone else tell another caller they were 33 on the lost. The guy says about 20min more my my sandwich. FINE. 30min later, sandwich is STILL not out for delivery. Call again. Sorry your number 3 on the list. SO. You made 6 sandwiches in 30min??? He then says "Yeah we are looking at about 60-70min wait today". Well, I am at 70mins now, how much longer? ...he doesn't know. I am now at an hour and a half.... no sandwich. Someone should sue for false advertisement. 90minutes for a sandwich 3 blocks away.... still not even out for delivery. read more

"Gourmet," indeed. Shit was NAS-tee, from the minute I walked into this tiny space a block up from the Frost Tower to the minute I fled. Crappy late-90s rock blasting? You betcha. And it wasn't the radio; it was a CD. A CD that kept skipping, making already-annoying music absolutely grating. Soggy tuna sandwich? Coming right up! Slathered on a sad white hoagie roll with sprouts, cucumber and tomato, no less. Napkins? Good luck. After some fumbling behind the counter, an employee might get you some. Dirty floors? Limited seating? High prices? Pathetic drink selection? Check, check, check and check-mate. Speaking of checks, do they accept them? No, sir. Not even a company check from the same building, a check for $16 from a museum that's been downtown since before any of Jimmy John's employees were born. Major suckage. Avoid. read more

Jimmy John's - Pretty much captures the barf-tacular nature of lunch at Jimmy John's. Even if I ate tomatoes and cucumber I wouldn't eat these. - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

I like this location of Jimmy John's. Their customer service is fantastic. I have a rule if I am not a regular but I like the place, there will have 3 stars only with a positive comment. But this location went above and beyond that, I have to give it 4 stars. Kudos. You have been kind. read more

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This place is amazingly fast with their deliveries. I work close by and order from here several times a week because it's so convenient. The delivery charge is not a lot at all, and you can order just one sando! For a #5 Vito (order it with peppers, it's much better), it's only ~$5.50 delivered. How great is that? I don't have to take a break from my work, can charge through my day, and I don't have to sacrifice on the sandwich quality. Definitely get the "Gourmet Subs", they are the best. They have really great bread that is much better than the spongy stuff at Subway. It's a little denser and a little tougher (which I prefer to falling apart and crumbly) while not being at all dry. They also make their own chips which are pretty good. I haven't been to the actual location and don't even know where it is...and I don't care since the delivery service is top notch. Good job JJ, you've made my life easier... read more

Jimmy John's - The Vito, with peppers - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

This sandwich place has both gained and lost a star due to its location. It is on the ground floor of the building I work in. This makes it Way to easy to be lazy and eat here. Be advised that for many of their sandwiches they rip the heart out of the bread of the sandwich and throw it away. I always tell them LBI "Leave the Bread In". They are fast, friendly, heavily tattooed and pierced...just the way they should be at the corner of 6th and Congress. read more

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I mean, listen, Jimmy John's is not the best sandwiches. You gotta find the one kind you like and figure it out. Personally, I like the Club Lulu with added cucumbers and mustard. Some of the other sammies have meat that starts to taste....weird. You know how sometimes processed lunch meat is just weird? Sometimes that happens. Club Lulu seems to avoid that and tastes fresh. All that said, I order pretty frequently and this location has only ever messed up an order once, and it was minor. Pretty fast too. I just feel like I need to give a big up to the bike delivery guys. People in my office are ordering from them at least once a week and they're always fast and friendly when they show up. read more

Just like how it was in college. Except no alfalfa sprouts... Fast subs in under a minute, Jimmy John's saw more of me during my weekend in Austin than I ever could've imagined. Late night food options were pretty scarce in the area, especially since I didn't want pizza or sausages. Great service, nice staff, and fast subs: what more could I ask for? The only disappointment was discovering they weren't open at 2AM on Sundays at 2AM on a Sunday. read more

Good sandwiches, good service, probably the fastest prepared sub I've ever had. And it was pretty yummy. It's right off 6th and congress downtown so parking is kinda difficult - I had to walk a couple blocks. But if you're looking for a decent sub to-go then JJs is a great option. read more

Jimmy John's - a bicycle parked in front of a restaurant - Sandwiches Near Me - Austin, Texas

I'm usually not a big fan of hitting chain restaurants, but when you're on the go and need to full your tum tum with the quickness, Jimmy John's ain't a bad skate. For being a franchise sandwich joint, this place ain't half bad... and they're fast as hell! Seriously, when you're standing 10 deep, trying to get your hands on a turkey sando, you'd normally figure to spend a good 10/15 minutes until you're eating. Not at Jimmy John's. They have a small army of sandwich professionals behind the counter banging out meals faster than another Wall Street financial collapse. When in a pinch and short on time, this place is a winner. They also have some pretty healthy options, if you're trying to watch the ol' waistline. read more

OK, no complaints, order was correct, taste was pretty good with fast delivery. Same food as other Jimmy Johns.

Dear Jimmie John, Your lettuce wrap sucks. I mean R-E-A-L-L-Y sucks. Let me break it down for you. I ordered a Veggie Lettuce Wrap. I added EXTRA (read it!) guacamole and EXTRA (again) peppers for which you charge EXTRA. I received a big hunk of lettuce (which I hate anyway) with the typical cucumber, tomato veggie mix and a dab, (a DAB!!!) which is smaller than a dollop, of guacamole and two pepper slices (TWO slices!!!) Sorry, but I had to yell. Total screwing: $8 Total number of times I'll be back: 0 Adios Mofo! (I hate to quote politicians but in this situation it works.) Christine A. read more

Of all the places to grab a sandwich downtown, Jimmy John's is my favorite. They're fast, they're cheap, and they're pretty good - really good for the price. I like the Slim 6 I think. It's $4.25 for provolone on bread, just enough to fill me up without making me feel 10 pounds heavier. The ingredients are of a much higher quality than those available at Subway or Quiznos, and I never feel sick or greasy-bloated after eating here like I do at those places. The reason I give this Jimmy John's (and most likely all of them) 3 stars is because the atmosphere is absolutely obnoxious. Eating a sandwich in here is like eating a sandwich in a 14 year old boy's room. There's always some kind of crappy wuss or jock rock blaring from the speakers and everyone has to yell at each other over it. So you have Peaceful Easy Feeling turned up to 11 with the customers yelling to the guy at the order counter, the guy at the order counter yelling to the sandwich dudes, the sandwich dudes yelling to the customers, and the customers yelling their private conversations to each other. The signs in there - those idiotic wannabe funny but really they just make the sign writer sound like a tool signs - they need to go. They are not clever or amusing or relevant. They are just annoying and they make me want to strangle whoever made them and whoever thought they were funny enough to buy them. The worst part about them is that the really long ones all seem to end on "life's too short so just chill out, ok?" which is maddening when you're reading this poop and thinking, "How much did Mr. John pay his 3 year old to write this drivel?". There is also not enough seating in here. They have like 1000 people coming through everyday at lunch and they have maybe 6 tables in the whole place. Whoever planned this restaurant was an idiot. The people here are nice though. They are fast and efficient and they seem to enjoy working together. Jimmy John's also delivers so that's a plus. They just HAVE to get new designers and decorators. De-Signers. Get it? Ha-ha. As bad as that is, it's better than the stupid shit on the walls at Jimmy John's. read more

Decent sandwiches. Loud obnoxious in-store music. The sandwiches and the speed with which they are prepared would ordinarily rate a solid 3 stars, perhaps 4 if I was feeling generous. But the screamingly loud, abrasive, obnoxious, rage metal blaring out of the speakers is enough to drop this spot down to 2 and make me unlikely to visit again. I mean LOUD. REALLY LOUD. So loud the sandwich gal had to SHOUT to be heard over it to announce the sandwich order she had just finished to get the attention of the other 2 customers waiting 5 feet away in the store, and even then she had to shout TWICE. It was almost unbearably loud and so utterly lacking in talent (not to mention melody or intelligible lyrics) that I thought it was a joke. Note to Jimmy Johns: TURN THAT CRAP OFF. Even if you like it, I can bet the majority of your customers don't, especially at that absurd volume. #nonmusicfail read more

I love sandwiches as much as the next Tom, Dick, or Joe. I mean...they're a staple of a good American diet. Me...I'm an Andrew a little bit on the plain side when it comes to a sangweech. I don't like my stuff too overburdened with a bunch of garbage; give me the meat, the cheese, some lettuce and maybe a dollop or two of mayo and we're good to go. Oddly enough, the one sandwich I like at Jimmy John's goes contrary to my statement above. The one 'good' (and using the word 'good' is arguable) thing about going to a chain is that at least you know what you're going to get every time you go there. Usually when I go to JJ's, it's kind of like what I'd imagine I'd be like if I were a dude who were into prostitutes. I want something quick, slender, dirty and kind of naughty because that's what excites me and keeps me coming back...but I know that it's going to be really bad for me and my relationship. In this case, it's the relationship with my better eating sensibilities. Andrew's Better Eating Sensibilities Partner (ABESP): "What is that smell on your breath?" Andrew *looking nervously around*: "Uhh...nothing, sweetums." ABESP: It kind of smells a little bit like salami..." A: No. No it doesn't. That's the smell of some new toothpaste I tried." ABESP: ..and maybe...is that...provolone? *sniff* A: No. I think that must be the nice healthy glass of skim milk I drank a little while ago. Yeah. That's it..." ABESP: And...yes...that's definitely...wait *looking at Andrew's teeth* a hot pepper..." A: No...it's not. I'm pretty sure that's a piece of spinach stuck in my teeth from the ultra low-fat spinach salad I had for lunch..." ABESP: "You've been eating a Vito, haven't you? *bursting into tears* ........ OK. This is getting weird and a little homoerotic, and I'm not into that. My point here, friends, is that if you crave a consistently good Italian meat sandwich, you go to JJ's and order up a Vito. Salami, capicola, provolone, onions, a little vinaigrette topped with some hot peppers and you're set. FACT: When soldiers in the jungle ran out of salt pills, they reached into their ration bag for a JJ's Vito because the salt content of this thing is probably enough for one to retain approximately the same amount of water a camel would retain. The only other thing I've had at JJ's is the Pepe, which is basically a roast beef sandwich. It was good, but the roast beef here isn't awesome. If you want an awesome roast beef sandwich, Jersey Mike's it is...but that's for another review... Another great thing about JJ's is that it's fast. Holy Sweet Dashingly Fast Greyhounds On Coke, Batman, they are fast. And, at this location (downtown) they'll deliver it to you. On a bike! Good on the environment! Finally, I have to give it to the sandwich handlers; they seem like they're having a good time for sure. There appears to be all kinds of hilarity, tomfoolery and a touch of ass-hattery happening here at any given moment. Or at least that's how it is at this particular JJ's. That's refreshing because it's all-to-often that you have some highschool-aged goof working behind the counter making your food or taking your order. And you know that every 3 out of 5 times you order from them, something is going to be screwed up. The two things I don't like about it: 1) It's not a place where I could come in and sit down because I would probably end up with a headache by the end of my meal. It's loud and obnoxious in this joint. Therefore every time I come here, I get a little sad because I know I'm going to have to get it to go and go somewhere else...somewhere else generally being my desk at work *sigh*. 2) I can't stand 'funny' signage. There are dumb, contrived little sandwich/food-based sayings up on the wall that appear like they're supposed to be funny....but they just come off like whoever does the marketing for JJ's was having a bad day and some old guy up the line of ownership thought it was "kind of a 'hip and cool way' to talk to and relate with the young kids coming to eat our sandwiches these days." This is the same guy that thinks the words "funky", "fresh", "phat", and "fly" are all still acceptable words to have in your vocabulary arsenal. Jimmy John's Vito...do it. Come on. Do it. DO IT NOW. read more

Dear Jimmy John's, I love sandwiches. Truly and deeply. However, I am done with you. I left off the avodcado, cheese and mayo and you can't hook me up with peppers? That's a deal breaker. Based on principle alone I will no longer be going to you for my sandwiches. Sincerely, Me read more

If you're five months pregnant and need to use the restroom, keep walking. Otherwise you'll be stopped on entry and told to order a sandwich. Never mind that you've given Jimmy John's PLENTY of lunch money over the course of your life - on this particular occasion when you're not hungry, those previous visits will mean absolutely nothing. So on Saturday evening I decided to end my on and off relationship with this sandwich chain. Granted I've never been happy with their catering abilities, I have enjoyed a turkey tom every now and again. I probably won't hold this incident against all the other locations forever, but this particular one is now on the shun-list. It's probably for the best though - based on their lack of cleanliness (staff and facility), I'm not sure I would've actually felt comfortable eating here anyway. For those concerned about the poor mommy-to-be, no worries, the Driskill was just across the street and all ended well. In fact, if you're looking for good lunch food, the Driskill's 1886 Café & Bakery is a pretty solid choice; just remember to start there to begin with! read more

**Please note: Although I mention the Braker/183 location, this is primarily a review of the Congress/6th St location (and all Jimmy John's locations in general)** Y'know the Jimmy John's ad with the little sunshine guy endlessly falling and screaming... endlessly... until he finally lands in the sandwich? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8T9hNKXiS0) When I saw that ad a couple of years ago it immediately annoyed the hell out of me, and I swore I would never patronize Jimmy John's as a result. You just can't expect to get my business if you vex the cream cheese out of me. For some reason, though, I ended up trying the damn place. The one at Braker and 183, that is. And I LOVED it. I had suffered such heartache since Blimpie's left Austin that I thought I would never find another sammich that even came mildly close to the taste wonderland that was Blimpie's. Until I wandered into that Jimmy John's location, that is. Yes, they make the sammiches "freaky fast". I was pleasantly surprised, but I figured my sammich would be wrong, as in missing an ingredient or something. Nope! It was perfect, and it tasted even more so. Now, it ain't as good as Blimpie's, but it is damn good. I got so much flavor in every bite I had a freakish sammy orgasm right there at the table... in front of my boyfriend-at-the-time who was touching his sammich instead of me. You can understand his resulting confusion. And you might sympathize with him when I tell you that Jimmy John gave me a more powerful orgasm than that boyfriend ever could. Ahem, anyway... So I'm working downtown now, and am always on the lookout for cheap places from which to get lunch. Lucky me... there's a Jimmy John's less than two blocks away! And I don't even hafta walk there if I don't wanna! I can order online and have it delivered. NO minimum order amount. NO delivery fee! AND the sammiches still taste wonderful! AND the delivery bicyclists are "freaky fast" and wonderful! SCORE! Yeah, I've gotten quite a few Jimmy John's fixes since I started working here, and I won't stop anytime soon. I'm hooked. I do still wish Blimpie's would come back to me, but I'm not about to break up with Jimmy John. I love you, Jimmy John! SMOOCH! read more

almost as bad as Subway. If it were a horse race it would be a photo finish as to which is more pitiful. Here is the race announced. "here comes Subway around the corner wtih the Turkey Meat Coldcuts", Jimmy Johns is closing fast with "pitifully skimpy meat portions", Subway is running hard with a sandwich that's "slathered with a gallon of the world's cheapest mayo, and Jimmy Johns is making a run with the pitiful amount of veggies they add to go with the pitiful meat portion, Subway's falling back, and Jimmy Johns is running hard in the back stretch as the kid making the Jimmy John's opens his mouth and fiddles with his tongue ring. IT"S JIMMY JOHNS BY A HEAD! Hmmm. I was almost positive Subway was worse. Who could have anticipated the tongue ring thing? Moral of the story: Don't bet on horse races, and don't waste your money at either of these, that is, if you know what really makes a good sandwich! read more

I usually walk in and order the Totally Tuna without lettuce (Lettuce and sprouts, to me, is a little redundant). Sometimes they forget to leave off the lettuce, which would be ok if they didn't pack the thing with lettuce. The staff is incredibly nice. It's a cool group of guys working there. However, today was my first time ordering the delivery. I gave very specific instructions because there's no sign and our place is hard to find. If he had read them, he wouldn't have had a problem finding me. I guess he didn't, because I watched him ride by, go in a circle, and then finally find me when I stuck my head out the door. Sweet as pie guy, but they really should read their tickets. I sit down and open my bag. No mayo packet like I requested. That's fine, they didn't leave the mayo off the sandwich. I looked at my sandwich and picked up the phone. I was about to dial, but looked through my sandwich. Ok, there's the slight smear of avocado I paid $0.85 for. Never tasted it. While I was searching for the avocado, I noticed there wasn't a lot of other stuff in the sandwich. One layer of turkey, a couple of pieces of bacon and a small amount of sprouts. I'm not sure I'll be going to this Jimmy Johns again. read more

1. They deliver, and are VERY fast. Order online, they're usually at my office in less than ten minutes. 2. Online ordering, I don't have to call them, or wait on hold, and they ALWAYS get my order right. I noticed some other people complained about this..... never happened to me. 3. Their wheat bread is delicious. I don't really eat white bread, but I've had theirs before and it's ok I guess. Go for the wheat! 4. The tuna sandwich (on wheat) is my favorite thing here. It's awesome. I love it. With cucumbers. Holler. 5. It's cheap! They deliver even though it's under $10! Jimmy John's, you're alright in my book. read more

Having lived in Philadelphia for four years, I second Debbie's endorsement of the Vito as the closest it comes in Austin to a Philly italian hoagie. I order it without vinaigrette and with mayo and hot peppers, it is excellent. Jimmy John's makes great sandwiches, and makes them very quickly. I often get my sandwich handed to me before I get my change! Their bread is pretty close to the northeast amoroso rolls that make those hoagies so great. I rate Jimmy John's head and shoulders above Delaware Subs, Jersey Mike's, and Thundercloud for both speed and how close their sandwiches are to the Jersey/PA style hoagie. They also have very fast downtown bicycle delivery. read more

Particularly fantastic location. I work downtown and regularly swing by for some dinner, and the workers here are top notch! Great customer service and good food. Extra special shout out to the woman assistant manager for being extra kind, and to Dave for being a great delivery man, give this guy a raise read more

I have been to a number of countries, and eaten an ungodly number of sandwiches but Jimmy John's has to be my favorite sandwich joint in Austin, if not of all time. The ingredients are fresh, selection is impressive, prices are incredible and they deliver. It doesn't get much better than that, well actually it does, they are also open until 3am on the weekends which allows those of us who work Downtown to order late and get a great sandwich. I always get the number 12, California Beach Club, and it has always been incredible. On top of the great sandwiches they also have great chips and those big giant deli pickles everyone loves. If you haven't had Jimmy John's you haven't had a truly great sandwich on REAL fresh bread. Do it today, you won't be dissapointed. read more

I stop at Jimmy John's when I need a quick keto bite. I don't live in their delivery area but I love that I can order from their iOS app and have it ready when I arrive. I usually eat the Vito Unwich (lettuce instead of bread) with mustard and mayo instead of vinaigrette and no tomatoes. Particularly close to my heart are the very young punk rock bicycle delivery kids who work here. Angry little guys riding their sticker-covered bikes like very efficient hellions, reminds me of myself at 18 before I sold out/grew up. Oi. read more

I stopped into this Jimmy John's for a quick bite to eat while at SXSW. I was a patron of Jimmy John's while I lived in the midwest and was (pleasantly) surprised to discover they had a location as far south as Texas. I ordered the beach club and my sandwich was prepared before I had even finished signing my credit card receipt; talk about speedy service! The sandwich was just what I expected and certainly hit the spot after a long day of conference-going. I have zero complaints. read more

Saw these guys all over Austin was down there and was intrigued since I'd never seen them anywhere else (even though they're apparently everywhere). I stopped in for a quick lunch my last day there. The menu has a fairly extensive range of options for gourmet sandwiches. I went with a Totally Tuna which was, wait for it, totally tasty topped with alfafa sprouts, cucumber, lettuce and tomato on whole grain bread. The tuna was a little bit dry, but on the whole it was an awesome sangwich complimented very nicely by some Jimmy John's salt and vinegar kettle chips. I walked in to a nearly empty shop with a ratio of employees to customers that was possibly 3:1. I got my sandwich in about 3 minutes and had no trouble securing a a booth. Maybe 5 minutes later, the corporate lunch crowd arrived and the place was packed. Nice lunch experience. May now actively look for a Jimmy John's near me. read more