Great place for a sandwich. Love the location and the park right across the street. Lots of…read morechoices. Our sandwiches were delicious and nice sized! Their cookies looked amazing, too. Staff were friendly. Sandwiches didn't take long to make and they brought them out to our table. Indoor and outdoor seating.

I remember having a really good sandwich here once, so I came back with high hopes. Unfortunately,…read morethis time the sandwich was so skint I had to add chips inside it just to give it some substance. And speaking of chips... two small bags were $4 each. Were these chips hand-carved by artisans somewhere? Blessed by monks in the moonlight? I'm genuinely curious. I ordered the club, and I swear there was maybe one slice of turkey and a single, lonely piece of lettuce in the entire thing. The bun, however, was enormous, so the overall experience was like eating a fluffy bread pillow with a whisper of sandwich somewhere in the middle. Honestly, the sandwich felt a bit like a mime, the idea of a sandwich was there, but the substance was invisible. I even wondered if maybe the fillings weren't hungry themselves. By the end I felt less like I had eaten lunch and more like I had participated in a sandwich-themed illusion. Sadly, it looks like I'm Togo's-bound from here on out. I always root for unique local spots, but this felt more like a "Shamwich" than a sandwich. Tough times when the hungry leave hungry. Poor sand-wich-ship indeed.

Stopped here on our way to the Sacramento airport and I'm really glad we found this place…read more Ordering was really easy. We were able to make an order online, and pick it up in exactly 30 mins, which was perfect! When we arrived, I immediately knew the sandwiches were going to be great. The deli in the back is extremely organized and they had signs everywhere with instructions on how to make an order or pickup. For the price, I don't think you can get a better sandwich anywhere else. We ordered a corti special and chicken parm and we'll be stopping by here again to get the same thing on our way back. Highly recommend!

On our way to Sac airport we were looking for a sandwich to eat at the airport before our flight…read moreand YELP led us here. This place had been here for decades, there was a customer that was telling one of the staff that he used to come here as a little kid and nothing had changed..... This place is AWESOME!!! Like taking a Time Machine to how supermarkets used to be. Great service, extensive and fresh food. The Italian roots and flavor are everywhere in the walls in decorations and antiques and the service. The deli was super busy and we had to wait a bit even though we ordered online but that is worth the wait. We came like at 3pm so can't imagine this place during lunch. Packed with people and the variety, freshness and quality is impressive. I had an egg sandwich....i know a little weird but it was delicious in a Dutch crunch. Bread was crunchy but soft just perfect. Wife had an Italian sandwich which was so full of meat and peoperocinis and other stuff she could only eat half. My daughter and husband shared a chicken parm sandwich and the Corti special which you pick bread and veggies and they put whatever meat they want. Kids loved their sandwiches and next time I am in Sac area I will definitely get the parm sandwich which was delicious. Very cool place and excellent service and the cost of the sandwiches???? "Forget about it"!!!! Wow so inexpensive would happily pay double and usually do at most other Deli's we have been to with half the flavor or size than this place. What a neighborhood gem, so jealous!

Adj: Substantial and Sumptuous, aka Delicious and Dense…read more Their sandwiches are delicious and substantial. So much so that the insides fall out while I was eating my sandwich, and that's a good thing. It shows that the fillings are plentiful. They put a lot into each sandwich so it's sumptuous. The quality of the ingredients are really good. The Farm club sandwich is probably my favorite. It has real slices of chicken (not processed deli chicken meat), tomatoes, quite a bit of bacon, and greens (I believe it's arugula). The bread is really good too, it's a multi-grain or seed type of bread. The lunch I had came with a bag of Boulder Canyon potato chips and a cookie. Overall, Mendocino consistently craft their sandwiches with care and caliber, I'm satisfied qualitatively and quantitatively when I eat a Mendocino sandwich.

What in the H E double hockey sticks is wrong with me!…read more I can NOT BELIEVE how LONG I been sleeping on this holy grail of a Sandwich joint! So I live in South Sac, and I knew there was a Mendocino Farms now open on Freeport Blvd but what did I do about it? Not A diddly doggone thang! I just casually drive by it everyday on my way to work and when I get back into town from work. I'm just like well it looks cute in there and I like the cows on the ceiling and cute looking dranks! But what do those sandwiches do??? I finally took myself in there end of last year and good grief I was BLOWN away! Very clean and nice looking establishment, the people who work there are very welcoming and nice! They are happy to answer any questions! I ordered the Turkey Avo Salsa Verde on ciabatta! I mean come on, the sandwich pic speaks for itself! Fully loaded and tons of flavor in every bite! Every bite was so clean, refreshing, healthy, and fresh tasting! And FLAVORFUL! I love their drinks! They have a passionfruit unsweetened black tea! Let's just say as the weather gets warmer, all those lovely staff members gone know who I am by name!

I was here on Saturday, and the line was literally out the door and the store was full Of people…read moreboth waiting to order, and waiting for their orders. No biggie, I just came back. I found out later, you can also either call your order in, or you can order pick up or delivery through DoorDash. I came back on the following Monday, and the place was still busy, but not as busy. They have a decent number of cash register stations taking orders. They have an extremely large menu. I counted 18 different Banh mi variations, and lots of other things For my starter, I wanted to try the. Pate chaud, which is pate in a puff pastry, but unfortunately, they were out. Instead, I got a mini steamed bao bun, with fried chicken in the middle. For my banh mi, I ordered the egg, sausage, and pork loaf, but instead, I got the grilled pork and egg. I'm not going to take off any stars or anything, because hey, misunderstandings happen, and it was still an amazing sandwich. They gave me a number, and it was a short wait for my sandwich. Between the registers and the people making the sandwiches in back, it's like an assembly line operation. They are quick, and the prices are extremely reasonable. The sandwich was very large, The bread was still warm. I took the sandwich home, but I ate the bao bun on the way home. It was very good. The bun had a good consistency, and the chicken was excellent. Seasoned well, just the right amount of breading, and tender on the inside. When I got the banh mi home, that's when I discovered the mixup. But I enjoyed it just as much. The egg was fluffy, and the pork was excellent. . It was a little bit sweet, like a Char siu. The pork was also very tender. The veggies were fresh. There was generous Portions. I was only going to eat half, but it was so good, I ended up eating the whole thing. I will definitely be back when I'm in South sac. Heck, that sandwich was so good, I would drive down from Rancho, just to get one. Thanks!

5/17/26 Duc Huong…read morefinally upgraded the look and feel of their menus and went digital for images as well as the wait/pick up numbering system. Duc Huong has a variety of Vietnamese Banh Mi's to satisfy almost every consumer. It's a 30 min drive for us but is the most consistent Banh mi place for me and my choice for a Banh mi franchise over lee's.

Yes the wait times are a bit long, but it's worth the wait. My bagel sandwich took me two sittings…read moreto finish. My youngest got the Nutella and granola bagel. He was not a fan that the granola had raisins/cranberries and large chunks of almonds, but otherwise he liked it. The staff was very friendly. There was plenty of seating while we waited. The parking lot was tiny and a car selfishly blocked me in while they waited for their food. Still, a very worthwhile experience.

Very sweet combination, hostess/cashier and shot-caller…read more This place proves that great bagels can exist in California. One small complaint: the service was a little slow, but the bagel was good enough that everything balanced out in the end. BB

An institution here in Sacramento. If you're just looking for a good sandwich, here it is. Beware,…read morethey do take a bit to prepare so order online if you don't want to wait. And take plenty of napkins because this is not a clean nor mobile food. My go-to for the last decade is the Hot Blonde. So much fun ordering that one. It is really delicious though. Perfectly cooked chicken with sauces, cucumbers, cheese, on delicious bread. There aren't many places to sit inside but the staff is hardworking and work hard in pushing out orders. Not much of a theme inside other than brewery-male man cave, haha. I'm not here for the vibes, just the sandwich please!

Nope. Worst Rueben I've ever eaten. Pastrami was fatty mess…read more Potato salad was blech. 23 three bucks in the trash. Thanks for taking my money. Second star for the good marble rye..

Sandwich Spot still gets five stars from me. I love their sandwiches, and they have the best staff…read more My go-to sandwiches are #19 The Dosky (hot turkey, prosciutto, avocado, swiss cheese) and #23 The Hornet (marinated chicken, prosciutto, creamy pesto, provolone cheese). You order your sandwich at the counter then pay at the register. I like that there are always menus at the counter where you order, so you can see the bread, cheese, and condiment choices. There are tables on the porch outside and inside. This Sandwich Spot is located in an old house, so you have to go up steps to get into the shop. There isn't a ramp from what I can see. There is a gender neutral single person bathroom. There is street parking, you will probably have to parallel park. Pay attention to the signs so you don't get a ticket. If you're in the area, you should stop by Sandwich Spot, you won't be disappointed.

I took a day trip to Sacramento last month and I have not stopped thinking about this place. I…read moreordered a veggie sandwich with the Dutch crunch bread. The employee had told me that he thought it was the best sandwich he's ever made and was not wrong. I tore it the hell up. It was really cool to see a shop in such a unique building, and the inside was quiet and peaceful. Great place to grab a sandwich and walk around the lovely area. Can't wait to be back :)

Really great , huge sandwich Bread is amazing…read more Tri-tip as good as Central Coasts Brisket so tender

This corner store deli is a neighborhood gem. Tri Tip…read moreSandwich was solid! Potato salad was pretty bland. Service was good and quick.

Located in the strip shopping area near Safeway in Curtis Park, Firehouse Subs is always a nice…read moretreat. They have a variety of cold and hot sandwiches to fit each individual tastes or needs. Ordered the sandwiches at the counter from a young man that was very pleasant and helpful in making sure our order was right, and that my son got his student discount for being a Los Rios student. My son got a pepperoni pizza meatball sandwich that he gave rave reviews too. I got a hot italian with the works(except onions). Sandwich arrived hot, bread was fresh and lightly toasted. Meat & vegetable portions was solid across the board, and the flavor was quite excellent without feeling heavy after eating it. One of the highlights of going to Firehouse is the variety of Hot Sauces of varrying flavors and heat levels that lets every sandwich become a unique experience. Will come back for sure !

Never again. I paid $11.00 for this sandwich which took 15 minutes to make…read more I understand that you have online orders to make but when there is a customer in front of you and 3 people working why do live customers have to wait? Are you telling me that no one was available to make my sandwich?

We wandered in at half past noon, and my first thought at the sight of a long, empty hall was: this…read morecan't be good. But my wife was hangry, so survival instincts overrode common sense. Our cashier's attention span was roughly that of a paper clip, but after slowing our speech to "caveman mode," we managed to place our order. We picked a table among the sea of empty ones, and that's when I noticed the first oddity: a full Twilight Zone network of footprint stickers, dozens of them, leading from the bathroom to the cashier like some tragic breadcrumb trail. This place has never been that busy, but hey, let the fantasy live on. I tried to toss a chip wrapper and discovered... no trash cans. None. In a warehouse-sized room that serves sandwiches. Sure. Then came the wait. We watched pickup orders fly out, listened to an invasion-level alarm beep nonstop, and, best part - saw walk-ins order, get served, and leave while we were still sitting like abandoned luggage. My wife finally asked if our order was anywhere in the realm of reality, and five minutes later it all arrived: sandwiches, soup, and chips. The "tomato bisque" was a burgundy mystery broth served lukewarm, which is bold considering it took thirty minutes to materialize. My wife's "build your own" veggie sandwich arrived loaded with red peppers, cucumbers, carrots and avocado, none of which she asked for. Mine, a turkey sandwich, was fine if you enjoy mayo soup between two pieces of bread. I couldn't finish mine (appetite fled the scene long ago), and when we got up to leave, the cashier cheerfully informed us we needed to bus our own table. She pointed to a single, nearly invisible trash can hiding behind the soda machines like it was part of a scavenger hunt. You could practically hear a tumbleweed roll by. If you enjoy wandering through a footstep-stickered fever dream, waiting ages for mediocre sandwiches, and being met with a level of rude indifference you can only get from people who are somehow underworked and overwhelmed at the same time - by all means, be their guest.

I ordered a French Dip and they didn't include the au jus. I called them to ask why not, and they…read moretold me it was because it wasn't marked on DoorDash app (there is no where on the app to mark it). I then asked if it is a French Dip, then what do you dip it into? The au jus is implied in the name. I'll be sending an email to corporate as well. I know jobs like this suck but ffs.