Overall I love the process of ordering at Which Wich! You get a bag and fill it out with what you…read morewant! Plus I love how their menu include some pictures of the sandwiches! Their fries were my favorite including the wich sauce! The wich sauce is my favorite! Plus I got to try the Buffalo chicken and Philly cheesesteak and they were both delicious! The regular size is about a 8-10 inches which I thought was plenty! Overall would recommend! Only reason I deducted a star was it was 80 degrees out and you can clearly tell by how warm it was inside they didn't turn on their AC.

Which Wich saved the day with their multiple vegan options. I got a BYO with the black bean patty…read moreand veggies in the spinach wrap. Ingredients were fresh and the wrap was filling. They have yummy salted crinkle fries if you want a little naughty with your healthy. Which Wich has a good rewards program, which earns points quickly. You won't find a lot of vegan options in Bismarck, so this place can be a life saver.

I love this Panera! It is a great addition to the Mall area. The food usually comes out pretty…read morequick. One thing I should note: you get better service inside than through the drive through. If you order soup through the drive through, they won't give you bread, they'll give you chips instead (who wants chips with their soup? The bread is delicious with soup). The inside can sometimes not be cleaned right away, but it gets done. This is a great place to meet people for a quick snack and cup of coffee. Lastly, there's a lot of seating, pretty spacious. I love the Papaya Green Tea! I also love the tomato soup and grilled cheese on a cold day!

My lunch from this place was the worse I have ever had. I get that food won't look like the photos…read morebut man this was bad. I ordered the cheese steak sandwich and tuna salad. See photos ....

We have family in ND so we're here a couple times per year. On most visits, we eat wonderful treats…read morefrom Bread Poets. Today was my first time actually going in to get something myself. We got a cinnamon log, scones (these were cinnamon/chocolate but they make others) and a loaf of bread. As usual all the treats were wonderful. The inside is cute and the service is friendly. They offered us some samples too - we each had a slice of strawberry rhubarb bread. That was really good too. I'd highly recommend this place.

Bought a pecan loaf by Bread Poets today (12 June) at American Fare. Poor poor quality. Absolutely…read moreno pecans. Whatever happened to 'Truth in Advertising'? Obviously will not purchase again!

**July 2025: Thursday Afternoon Visit**…read more Look, I know a lot of people will give me a hard time for ranking gas station food five stars, but this store is well deserved. Also the hours are 10am-3pm, which are much shorter than the gas station hours (I only know because I came back the next day lol). The deli has everything made to order so it's as fresh as it gets! I ordered a half sammy and soup combo ($13.99) w/ fountain drink, as well as a salad entree because I couldn't decide what to order. They brought the food to me at the table and quickly realized that it was way too much food. Nevertheless, I really enjoyed it all. The sandwich bread had a nice chew to it and the ratio of all the ingredients were well balanced. As for the soup it was flavorful, not too salty, and just made me feel all warm inside. I really liked the micro greens in the salad as well as the slices of fresh avocado. While it's located inside a gas station, it really acts like an independent deli shop that has a good steady flow of customers. I wish we had a shop like this back home because I would definitely be a regular!

There's just something magical about being on a road trip and eating gas station food - at least…read morethat's the case for me. It's happened time and time again - the most recent being just last month, when on the road finishing out visiting all 50 US States. ND was my 50th. Anyway, while in Bismarck, stopped off at Landers and had a great experience. It was a simple lunch - An Italian sub and a cup of soup. Tossed in chips and a salad too. Getting ahead of myself. It's in the building of a gas station. One side is the convenience store the other is Landers. Counter where your food is made to order and seating. It's not table service - walk up to the counter, order and find a seat. Your food will be brought to you. When you're done, head to register to pay the bill. It's not easy to capture how tasty my meal was with words. But as I've said a countless number of times, if our tastes align, you'll love this place. Everything from the bun, to the soup and chips. I devoured it all leaving the salad for my friend. I especially enjoyed how the sub's ingredients were evenly loaded. Had a taste of it all in every bite. Unlike other experiences where it's all lettuce or the sauce is overpowering. The chips weren't too greasy or salty and the soup was just tied everything together. Obviously I'm not a regular but I know if I lived in the area, I would be and then some. Definitely the duke. If you're in the area, it's definitely a must.

Best bakery in Bismarck hands down. Everything is made fresh from scratch, if you crave and miss…read moretropical flavors, look no further. They have everything from simple Bavarian cream to guava and mango flavor! It's hard to choose but my favorite is the mango donut, a simple glazed donuts full of fresh mango filling, it's heaven! We met one of the employees of the bakery and he told us how they make sure to have quality ingredients and make sure nothing is old and stale. They also make Cuban and Puerto Rican sandwiches if you want something savory, he said to call him ahead of time so that we can have something fresh right when we eat. So thankful to have a diverse local business!

I couldn't believe it when I heard that Bismarck had an actual Puerto Rican bakery and had to see…read morefor myself! So, on my friend's birthday, a group of us went to check it out. From the moment we wandered in, the owner was incredibly friendly and helpful. Not only did he explain what every dessert in the case was and how it was made, he let us try their fresh baked breads and described their sandwiches and the grocery area of the store as well! It was a personal tour and we were so grateful! One of my friends has family in Mexico/travels there frequently and was delighted to find some of her favorite soda as well as desserts (albeit with different names) here. And she left well stocked! Of course I had to ask if they had a vegetarian sandwich (as he was describing how they make their sandwich meat) and he paused a beat and then exclaimed, "That's not latin!" Oh it was so funny, we all had a great laugh! He went on to say he'd be happy to put some veggies on a sandwich for me if I wanted. We did ask how he came to North Dakota and he explained it was because of the hurricane in Puerto Rico awhile back. We told him how happy we were he chose Bismarck of all places. It can't be easy! We all left loaded down with bakery boxes and items from the grocery portion of the store. And were all delighted at how amazing their prices were! Seriously - this place has great prices. I got tres leches, a giant slab of the most amazing vanilla cake, a cup of what tasted like horchata that was a cross between pudding/jello in texture, and a cork screw shaped pastry filled with bavarian cream that I've seen reviewers call a cannoli but he was specific in the fact that it was absolutely not a cannoli. (I believe he called it a quesito but I could be wrong.) The owner also stressed that the desserts in the case change in variety daily so what may be there one day won't be there the next. All in all - this business is fantastic in every way (right down to the fact that the room was absolutely spotless and sparkling clean) and we will be back next time we are in Bismarck! Please turn out and support this wonderful new business!

We came to Bismarck, North Dakota for a family reunion. I can remember coming to Bismarck back in…read morethe 80s and 90s to visit my grandmother. According to the restaurant, they have been open for 50 years. I googled the best lunch at in Bismarck and this restaurant topped the list. When we got there, the Line was out the door, but people were saying it's worth it. Country House deli has lots of sandwiches to choose from. We asked some people in line what their favorite sandwich was. I went with the grinder on sourdough and I was not disappointed. This sandwich was delicious the deli meats, the sauces, the bread, all super fresh . It looks like they rotate their soups and if the wild rice soup would've been available I totally would've ordered that because that is not something I can get anywhere outside of North Dakota. The staff are friendly, and the line moves pretty quick. The food comes out relatively fast. I loved my sandwich from here and I wish it was closer because I would probably get sandwiches all the time. We were the table that was cracking up in the back and stayed there until you closed. Thanks for making this a really fun memory for us.

Huge choice of breads including black rye, sunflower seed, Holstein; and a great sub list…read more Definitely worth a stop!

Good amount of meat and fixin's. Fresh bread. Jimmy peppers have a kick!…read more Love the online order. It's always ready for pickup. Skip the drive-thru and order ahead- it'll save you 15 minutes at lunch time!

If I could leave a negative review for this location, I would. We placed our order for two…read moresandwiches, a unwich and a regular sandwich, and 40 minutes later, there were still 4 orders ahead of ours. The workers have no sense of urgency and have no idea what they're doing. The place was filled with customers waiting for their orders. The staff could barely tell how to take an order. I would NEVER recommend this location. Ironic how their slogan is freaky fast and freaky good and that is neither the case with this location. I ended up canceling my order because I couldn't wait any longer. I will never return to this location if I don't have at least an hour to spare.

This little café is tucked away downtown just off 4th Avenue. The sidewalk art out front gives it a…read morefun and welcoming feel. We stopped in midmorning on a Saturday, and it was busy with a mix of locals and students. The counter staff was friendly and helpful. The pastry case made it tough to choose, but we went with a Pumpkin Cheesecake Cruffin, Maple Pecan Blondie, BLT Croissant, and coffee. Everything was fresh and tasty. They also sell loaves of bread and other baked goods to take home. The staff was warm and polite, and even those working behind the counter who weren't serving us took a moment to say thanks for coming in. Will definitely be visiting again.

I came all the way across town to have croissants and baked goods and they were out of absolutely…read moreeverything I wanted. This was a terrible experience and absolutely poor planning to completely run out of everything. The worst part is they are not open Monday. This absolutely sucks.

Great breakfast and service. I had the hash with pouched eggs, delish. Very good drip coffee tooread more

Didn't live up to the hype…read more Maybe our timing was partly to blame--we arrived just as they were transitioning from the breakfast/lunch menu to dinner. But that wouldn't explain why the Bolognese sauce on my pasta tasted burned. Before that, I had a Kale Caesar salad made with some of the strangest kale I've encountered. Instead of the more familiar curly or Tuscan kale, it had broad, flat, very chewy leaves. I'm guessing it was Portuguese kale, but whatever the variety, the texture was unexpected and just didn't work in a Caesar salad. Based on this experience, I don't see much reason to return, especially with so many other restaurants in Bismarck to try. The only place I've liked less so far was Firepit BBQ, which was simply awful.

Okay I really want to give 5/5, but I need to vocalize how sad I am their "famous brats" are…read moreseasonal! And they don't post that on their website. I took an Uber there during the late winter all excited to scoop up some crazy brats, but all they had were their year round original, cheddar, jalapeño cheddar. Beside brat, there is so much! Pork, sausage, beef, seafood. Typically everything is sold by the pound. Their website has prices listed, but perhaps call for questions if you don't want to risk it like I did. They also have shelves with awesome local spices, sauces, etc. I picked up some jerky, sausage, brat, and spices. Ed's spice is SO good in mashed potatoes. The guys working were super incredibly friendly and sweet. They let me sample so many things and enjoyed my excitement being a first timer. Despite being an out of stater, I can't wait to go back!

service an meat are always amazing! prices are reasonable ,…read moretheres even pig ears for the fur babies :)