Such a great, quaint space with good sandwiches. I had a day full of meetings so popped into here…read morefor one while wanting a good sandwich. It's a small spot on Cherokee, so make sure you keep your eyes peeled for it! Order at the counter and they make it quickly. I wasn't sure what to get, they all sounded delicious! I asked the staff member what his fav was and he suggested their best selling sandwich. I *want* to say it was the crunch and munch after browsing the menu. Everything was fresh and I really liked the sauce on it. It came with a drink and chips. It lasted me 2 meals so it's a good size. I enjoyed on the patio while in my meeting. Overall, it was a good experience! I would definitely go back to check out their other sandwich types!

This place blew me away! Very small on the inside, definitely seems more like a grab and go type of…read moreplace. They did have a few tables outside and one inside. Service was friendly and fast. I got the poppa and the hot honey crunched and both were amazing. The veggies were so fresh and I love that they had fresh jalapeno! Overall super flavorful and I can't wait to come back.

Stopped here for a quick salad and soup. Cute place with parking in the back. It's self service so…read moreyou order from the menu at the stations. Different stations for different foods a little confusing. I really wanted to order a salad and something else but that meant I needed to go to another station. So I got the soup. Everything was good. Soup nice flavor, I ordered Tulsa twister which was really good. Good spice and good combo. The large salad is large!

5 cheese pizza was fantastic! Cheesy and garlicky! I loved the quiet and laid back atmosphere…read more Counter order, grab your drinks and they bring it out. Great option if you are out with the kids but still want to hvae a glass of wine and relax and kids use their "manners" without watching out of a cardboard box. Service was very pleasant and fairly quick. I will def return.

I stopped in for the first time on my way to the airport to grab some snacks for later after my…read morehusband said he knew I would love this little shop. He was right! I saw several people inside enjoying sandwiches and soup and salad. All looked amazing. I love a cute boutique sandwich and bakery. As I was in a hurry, I quickly grabbed a delicious and large yogurt parfait loaded with strawberries and blueberries with fresh granola and snagged two cookies: s'mores and cookies and cream. Everything was delicious. The cookies and cream was a chocolate chip cookies with Oreos and it was probably the best chocolate chip cookies I've had in a long time. Staff were friendly and it was open and airy and light inside. Definitely a place I plan to have lunch our next time in town!

Companion Cafe shines with its baked goods and sandwiches but I think that's about where the good…read moreends. I planned to order online and do a pickup but the Green with Envy sandwich I wanted is not listed on their online order menu so I had to go in person. I stood in line for about 20 minutes which was expected, I know how busy it gets. When you get to the front to order it is chaos. Someone comes and asks what you want and then just yells it to the rest of the team. Both myself and the person in front of me got to the register and our food was not even started because they couldn't keep up with the orders and nothing was written down. Just very disorganized considering how popular it is. It was decorated nicely for Christmas but that didn't distract from the service. The green with envy is delicious but it didn't travel well; it pretty much melted and fell apart by the time I got home. I also ordered a Greek goddess salad which was nothing special. The ginger cookie was delicious and a nice size. Hopefully some changes are made to make this place run better because otherwise it just really isn't worth the trouble.

Good food good service Unexpected ambiance…read more A-great place to go and eat Server was charming

The bone in pork steak was glorious. I heard angels singing as I polished off half. A bonus was…read morethat the barbecue sauce was served to the side so that I could dip. The potato salad was better than my mom's, and lets talk about the coconut pie: enough pieces of coconut to make an actual coconut. The waitress was quite lovely!

This place popped up on Yelp and I was in the mood for diner food. Hubby and I wanted an omelet and…read moreour son wanted a burger. What better place to go?! The location is convenient, right on Gravois road. Parking wasn't bad but the place isn't that big but it's a nice size. It There were about 4 tables occupied with only 1 server. So the service was a bit slow but considering she was the only server, she did a good job managing everyone. Diner vibe so the condiments are already on the table, seats are uncomfortable with torn fabric. Nothing fancy but that didn't bother us. The food was pretty good too. The toast was cool too long though. It was too hard to our liking but we still ate it. Yes, we return. I would like to try their pancakes and French toast.

I got the Blue Ribbon burger. It was a nice size burger with blue cheese crumbles, an onion ring,…read morelettuce, tomato, and onions topped with chipotle mayo and steak sauce. I really enjoy this burger. The flavors go well together and it is definitely a big burger. I got hash browns as the side, and they were pretty good too, but a little bit overcooked and bland. They were a nice option to fries though. Our waitress was friendly and helpful. The restaurant has a fun atmosphere"diner" atmosphere. We'll be back!

Great chopped salads at a reasonable price. My son loves their pizza so we are often there. 5…read morestars.

Casual eatery. You design your own salad, sandwiches or pizzas. Can also choose from premade…read moreoption. They add all the ingredients & chop/crush them. Dress & youre done. Was going to add chicken to my salad but the price wasnt worth it to me. Service is just order at the counter & check out/pay.

What a local gem! We ordered the Beef N Gravy, half Chicken Parm, and meatball appetizer…read more Everything was incredible! The meatballs were flavorful and both sandwiches were perfectly toasted. There was a group ahead on us but the line moved quickly and we got our food quickly. The service was great! The staff were wonderful and the general ambiance was really nice.

The bread!!!! I had the Turkey Special half and when it came out I have to admit I was slightly…read moredisappointed in how it looked. Not a lot of meat, iceberg lettuce and a simple tomato. But, looks can be deceiving! The bread - so soft and flavorful really made this sandwich. The meat and toppings were nicely balanced and it was a lovely, fresh sandwich. The toasted ravioli that my friend had looked amazing and the Sicilian salad looked amazing. I would try both of those next time!

I always have good customer service at this location. Staff are always friendly and they move…read morefairly quick. I ordered a club sub in a tub. Fresh ingredients, portions are generous and best of all, it tastes so good. Plenty of parking outside, limited seating inside, and located in right off of 170 and Olive in the new shopping district.

I'd somehow managed to make it this long without eating at Jersey Mike's--this despite my widely…read moreknown love of sandwiches. It used to be there weren't any Jersey Mike's around here. You probably had to go to New Jersey. When they began to appear, it was at a time when I wasn't eating at restaurants as often. (I was not in jail.) An opportunity presented itself when a location opened in a strip mall near where I live, along with the other four horsemen of the gentrification apocalypse: Raising Cane's, Panera and Five Guys. Plus a Chase Bank branch, which you're gonna have to visit if you plan to eat at any of these places. I stopped by at noon-ish to have a look, for the sake of citizen food journalism. There was a healthy, but not overwhelming, crowd. A lot more people than at the Five Guys next door. I suspect that people have begun to resent Five Guys because of their prices, even though you end up spending nearly as much, if not more, at Jersey Mike's. It can't be due to the quality of the food. I ate there and it was amazing. The inside of this Jersey Mike's is not very big. You can eat there if you want to (I did), but you might not want to take a date there. You're gonna be in there nuts-to-butts, and not intentionally so. It's set up like a Subway, or any number of other fast casual restaurants that were clearly inspired by Subway. You order at one end of the line, explain to a sandwich artist how you'd like your sandwich and then pay at the other end of the line. Options are a lot more limited--intentionally so, I'm assuming. None of this BS where there's, mathematically speaking, a million different permutations of a ham sandwich. As if. You can get a sandwich on white, wheat or rosemary parmesan. Or some gluten-free option, which, why would you even be at a Jersey Mike's? Sandwiches are served Mike's Way--lettuce, tomato, onion and an oil-and-vinegar blend--by default, to save people who can't read, and people with stuttering problems, from holding up the line. Is that the case even if you order a cheesesteak? Possibly. This is Missouri, after all. There's only a small handful of things you can get in addition to the standard dress: pickles, banana peppers, jalapenos and some sort of pepper relish. I was curious to know what that pepper relish, or whatever it was, tastes like, but it wasn't that serious. Would the sandwich artist have objected if I'd asked him to give me just a little bit, in my hand, to taste, as if I were at a 31 Flavors? I wasn't about to find out. Peace to Ani DiFranco. Before I left the house, I asked an AI what the ideal order at a Jersey Mike's was. It said to order a Club Sub, Mike's Way. A Club Sub is something along the lines of a club sandwich, minus the extra bread in the middle, the Ruffles potato chips and the dill spear. It has, as I recall, turkey, ham, bacon and provolone. For whatever reason, seemingly all the sandwiches here come with provolone as the default cheese selection. What, no love for Swiss? The Club Sub mostly just tastes like turkey. Turkey in general doesn't really taste like anything, but deli meat turkey has a very distinctive flavor. The bacon is precooked and nothing that would pass muster somewhere where it's the primary focus of your breakfast. The wheat bread was nice and robust, with a bit of chew to it, perhaps to withstand the deluge of oil-and-vinegar blend. It soaks into the bread and softens it up a bit, not unlike an Italian beef or a French dip. If you're opting out of the oil-and-vinegar blend (which they disgustingly refer to as "the Juice"), again, I'm not sure why you're eating here. In addition to the sandwich, which itself ran me upwards of $20, I got chips, a soda and a cookie. It cost me almost exactly the same amount I recently paid for a cheeseburger (i.e. a double cheeseburger), fries and a shake at the Five Guys next door. The jalapeno kettle chips were mediocre. They might need to consider another brand--unless the titular Mike owes someone there money. The cookie was amazing. It doesn't look like much, and it's packaged like it might have rolled off an assembly line in an industrial area over in Maryland Heights, but it's incredibly rich. I probably won't live as long as a result of having eaten it. Given how much I spent, that might be for the best anyway.