This coffee was so fun with me and my daughter. We ordered the sausage egg cheese bagel, and my…read moredaughter ordered the croissant with egg cheese and sausage, we LOVED the food, and the baristas choice was lovely and delicious! The energy was so welcoming and home felt, it was cozy and peaceful The barista was working alone, yet was not rude or anything, she welcomed us both with smiles. 10/10 will return!

Memes is a really good place coffee and latte drinks are really good and the food is great. The…read moremorning muffins are always good and the big Italian sandwich is a must. Always a good stop! Jim Greenwald Granite City IL.

Just ate here for the first time and was totally blown away. The Banh Mi sandwich was fantastic and…read morethe soup of the day was perfect (can't remember what it was called, but it had beans, corn, rice, etc.). My new favorite spot in Edwardsville!

First time eating at Ed's this afternoon and I was not disappointed. I've heard that it's a bit…read morepricey but ... you get a massive amount of really good food = completely worth it. And truthfully, I did not find it pricier than comparable spots. I tried Garage Beer for the first time and it was a pleasant surprise. For food, I opted for the Club (no mayo) and my mom tried the Turkey (really incredible pesto on top). We both got chips but you can add on soup or salad for a small up-charge. The sandwiches are enormous! Fresh focaccia made them both out of this world. We each took half home. I also snagged some brown butter pecan bars for us too. Ahhhhmazing. Our server was extremely friendly and efficient. The space is clean and pretty open. A generous amount of bar seating if you go solo. Will recommend and definitely return!

I have sinned. For years, I scrolled past the glowing reviews and drove past the venue, scoffing in…read moremy high-and-mighty, non-sandwich-person ivory tower. "Pfft," I'd whisper to my empty kitchen, "It's just bread holding things. I am above the carbs." Well, pride truly comes before a fall, or in this case, a food coma. On a whim, my willpower crumbled, and we pulled up today around 7 p.m. Walking in at peak rush hour is like stepping into a human pinball machine. The place is small and cramped, which is a fancy way of saying... I made accidental eye contact with three strangers while dodging elbows. It was loud, chaotic, and completely electric. Woot woot!! You order at the counter, pray to the sandwich gods for a table, and just roll with it. We opted to do Carry out. We ordered "The Meatball Sub" And "The All Up In Your Grill" with added turkey because we apparently hate moderation), and a side of jalapeño popper soup. Let me tell you...these sandwiches were so aggressively good they should come with a warning label. The Meatball Sub (4.5 / 5 Stars): Deducting half a star only because it emotionally ruined all future meatballs I will ever eat...It was messy, glorious, and tasted like it was engineered by Italian grandmothers who take personal offense if you aren't sweating from satisfaction. The All Up In Your Grill + Turkey: A masterclass in grilled cheese evolution. Adding turkey turned a humble melt into a heavyweight contender for the best lunch in the STL area! "The Jalapeño Popper Soup" equals The liquid embodiment of a mic drop. Creamy, spicy, and frankly deserving of its own fan club. We came in as skeptical skeptics. We left as converted zealots. We are definitely coming back!! What should we conquer next on our redemption tour through this menu? That is the question...

Street parking or lot nearby. Crowded…read more Order at the bar. Plenty of chip options. Staff is friendly and a huge variety of sandwiches. I got the Reuben. The meat was a bit stringy and hard to chew. Maybe normal for this cut. Slightly salty for my taste but good flavor. Solid other than the meat texture. Will try a different sandwich next time

I've never once been disappointed. Hands down best sandwich shop in STL. Sorry Gramophone, we still…read morelove you, but Blues takes the cake.

Well worth the wait! One of the best sandwich shops in STL! We had heard so many great things, and…read moreit definitely lived up to the hype. We tried two different sandwiches, and both were packed with so much flavor and made with such fresh, quality ingredients. The 7th Street Sicilian was absolutely incredible--so flavorful, with the perfect combination of ingredients and textures in every bite. It was definitely a standout and one I'll be thinking about until our next visit! We will definitely be back to try more of the menu!

Nice little JOINT to hang out with friends and just CHILL and have a few mixed drinks and order…read moresome GREAT bar food.

Awesome staff. They've redone the place & the patio is great. Fish Friday's are delicious, burgers…read more& all the food items are perfect bar food

I go to Jimmy John's a lot but this location is like the far best I ever visited to and it was…read moreclean and customer service was excellent!!! The bread was good and fresh and I really enjoyed my lunch today!!!

Usually love this location but for the last 5 days now they've been closed or not taking order but…read moreeither way its awful if they need a new store manager call me I'll run it and be proud to have the store open and booming to make it blow subway and any other sandwich shop that thinks it stands atop the same mountain of this sandwich company god

Elaine's is the kind of sandwich shop that makes you question every sad lunch you've ever had. Why…read moredid I ever trust that gas station wrap? Why did I think I could make a sandwich at home like a fool? This place is a glorious tribute to what a sandwich should be--stacked, saucy, unapologetically messy, and made with love (and probably a little witchcraft). The bread alone deserves its own standing ovation. The vibe? Retro-diner-meets-your-cool-aunt's-kitchen. The kind of spot where you half expect someone to slide into the booth next to you and spill small-town secrets over a pickle spear. Elaine's isn't just a sandwich shop. It's a portal to happiness, tucked between antique stores and dreams. Go hungry, leave full, and don't wear white--these sandwiches come with personality and sauce.

Closed on Tuesday at 12:45pm. Posted hours on Yelp show it open. I am not sure if this is temporary…read moreor permanent. No information is posted outside.

Food and service never disappoints. Sandwiches or trash pizza, you cannot go wrong. Nice selection…read moreof beers as well.

I had to check this bar out since I was in the area and this seems to be one of the more popular…read moreplaces in a small town. It was Sunday and I could tell you that this place was packed! The beer here is pretty cheap, if you're paying by card there is a $10 minimum. I didn't have any of the food but the menu I saw online looked really appetizing. Staff here was pretty young but the crowd here was more middle-aged than anything. It's in a pretty busy intersection too. They have Gaming Machines too. They have an outdoor area but it was too cold to be over there. In the far back room they have basically a Four Seasons room but they have a heater so it doesn't get too cold over there and boy does it feel like it could get to 90° over there like you're in a senior center or Florida! Overall I was pretty satisfied with a visit here though it was pretty short .

A perfect sandwich. The Hot Salami. Recognized by James Beard. I did mine on garlic cheese bread…read morewith peppers. Got there early and then it got really crowded. Definitely worth stopping when in St Louis

We chose this sandwich shop because they're a well-known small business in STL, and whenever we…read morehost visitors from out of town for luncheons we always try to support local restaurants so they can get a true taste of St. Louis. Since this place is such a staple, we figured we had to give it a try. The place was absolutely packed, which clearly shows it's a local favorite. Even with how busy they were, our pickup order was ready on time -- actually before the scheduled pickup since I arrived about five minutes early. The atmosphere definitely had that classic local sandwich shack vibe and seemed like it would make a great casual lunch spot for almost any occasion. Unfortunately, the food itself just didn't live up to the reputation for us. We ordered the hot salami sandwiches, which they're known for, but they were extremely greasy and the only flavors that really stood out were mustard and grease. We expected a lot more flavor and balance considering it's their specialty item. We also placed a large luncheon order of 10 sandwiches. Everyone was satisfied overall and the food was decent enough, but nothing really stood out or made us excited to come back. We personally prefer Adriana's for both flavor and overall quality. One of the biggest disappointments was that none of the sandwiches had cheese on them, even though we paid an extra $2 per sandwich for the garlic cheese bread upgrade. That was frustrating considering the additional charge. Honestly, I'm guessing we may have just caught them on an off day because it's obvious this spot has a loyal following. We still appreciate supporting local STL businesses and can understand why so many people love it -- it just wasn't quite the experience we were expecting.

This Subway location is on Nameoki Road in Granite City pretty close to the Ruler Foods. The food…read morehere is typically fresh and good. On my last visit I order the steak and cheese 6" on the honey oat bread. It was very good. The chopped salads at this location are also typically pretty good. The restaurant is clean and the owner is often on site running the operation.

Tried to order food for a group lunch as a way of team building and rewarding members for a tough…read moreday so far and a continuing tough day, but when the order was sent in, it got immediately confirmed and then a phone call rang once, and hung up. Called back to see what the problem was and we were told, in an incredibly rude manner, that the store itself was out of bread. Let me repeat that. A subway sandwich store had run out of baked bread to be used in sandwiches. How hard is it to estimate bread left over to be used for the day? Why were the people working there not on top of that? And please tell me why there wasn't someone with some sort of authority there to be able to cancel the order and refund us the money spent? Not only that, why did they have to be snippy and rude with us when we were just trying to figure this order out? We suggested switching to flatbread, can't do, store is out. All around just terrible service and certainly not worth the price tag. Now we've got to wait for customer service to get back on refunding the money. Terrible experience, terrible staff, terrible time management. This will be the last time we try ordering from here.