So this is where everyone in Leduc goes for lunch. Phat Tony's was as busy as any big city…read morerestaurant at noon. I arrived at 11:30am and there was a lineup to order. You order and pay at the cashier. They then give you a number and you pick out a table to sit at. I didn't count the tables but there were lots of them (20 to 30). Food choices are many but the main focus is on sandwiches. They offer a wide variety of sandwiches to suit any appetite. There are also homemade style thick soups, wraps, and some other larger meals. If you arrive before 11:00 you can order a breakfast. There's a very reasonably priced senior's breakfast and a traditional breakfast for under $10.00. My roast beef sandwich was delicious. Phat Tony's Bistro has beer and wine and possibly even cocktails. I'm sure that I'll be back. Note that they are not open on weekends.

It's an exact spot for breakfast or lunch. Honestly cooking at its best. Good value and delicious…read morefood. It's very large and quite noisy. Not being critical just letting you know. Owner came around to the tables and said hello.

Staff are always so nice sometimes give free cookies or water bottles. Very clean and flowers at…read moreevery table. Always good - healthy and fresh. Love coming here when we are in the area :)

Everyone enjoys a nice fresh sandwich made with beautiful ingredients. What's not to love? Opening…read morein 2010, the first Press'd location made its debut right here in Edmonton with the promise of the perfect sandwich. Offering an alternative to the typical fast food menu, the restaurant has now expanded into a chain of nine locations in the Edmonton area and also restaurants in Calgary, Saskatoon, and Regina. Voted #1 Best Wraps 2018 by VUE Weekly, I looked forward to getting my hands on what Press'd has to offer. I popped into their Strathcona Junction location on a Saturday evening, which you'll find in the Strathcona Market shopping complex. The restaurant is very clean and simple with a nice colour palette of white and lime green, accented by blond wood. It's a pretty typical model but it looks nice. There are several tables, benches, and even some booths for seating. I really liked the word cloud mural made up of all of the different neighbourhood names in the shape of Edmonton! Very cool. I was happy to find mine on there. The people working were very friendly and happy to take my order. The menu at Press'd is pretty much what you would expect: There are a lot of sandwiches. There are also salads and wraps. In general, it all feels very healthy and it's as if they took the idea of Subway but made it fresher and more home-grown. I started my journey at Press'd with the Broccoli Crunch Salad (Broccoli, cheddar, bacon, sunflower seeds, dried cranberries, dressing - $3.89) from the Sides section. I also found the Giant Dill Pickle ($2.19) in this section and that was a big YES. Apart from these, they do soups as well, which sound pretty good. This little salad was super delicious (like the container says) and was actually the best part of the whole meal! I loved the crisp green broccoli and I loved the different textures that created the crunch. Getting little bits of cheddar and bacon in there is always good and I enjoyed the creamy dressing. I would absolutely order this salad again because it was very tasty. The giant dill pickle brought me happiness as well. Sandwiches and pickles just go together! Super flavourful and packed with a blasting dill punch, there was nothing wrong at all with this big boi. Of course I was going to order a sandwich, because it's kinda the whole thing. There are many to choose from (19 in total) in several different categories like; Clubs, Basics, Plant Based, Signatures, and Classics. Any good sandwich starts with the bread, which Press'd bakes from scratch each day. There are five breads to choose from (including a gluten-free one) and you can pick any one that you want for your sandwich. They had a bacon cheddar bread (limited time only) and I knew that I had to try it. Lots of the sandwiches sound very good, making it difficult to pick only one. The California Club and Green Goddess both sounded good to me. But I had to order the Blazing Buffalo (Roast chicken, jalapeno jack, lettuce, tomato, wing sauce, ranch - $9.99 for 8" large) because I'm a sucker for buffalo chicken. At first glance, I was a bit disappointed because the photos of their sandwiches look so packed with ingredients and this sandwich seemed a little flat and thin to me. I will say that I enjoyed the bread a lot. It was very soft and warm, and I loved the bright orange colour and bits of bacon within. The rest of the sandwich was decently flavourful and I did get the hot sauce + ranch vibe that I crave... However, I was really hoping for more. It just felt like there wasn't enough of everything. The chicken was fine, as were the vegetables, but it was missing some life. I need something bigger and bolder! Next, I was excited to try one the their wraps because they were voted as the best. Press'd offers four different types and I went for the West Coast Club (Roast chicken, bacon bits, cheddar, fresh guacamole, romaine, tomato, mayo - $10.09). Sadly, I think that I enjoyed this even less than the sandwich. It wasn't that the ingredients were bad, this wrap simply suffered from the same problem where it felt quite skimpy and lifeless. A good wrap should be rolled tight and jam-packed with stuff and this one was a little sad. That said, the chicken, again, was fine and I liked the bit of crunch from the bacon bits. The veggies were fresh and I would have liked way more cheddar. I barely detected any guacamole at all. I really wanted to be a lot more enamoured with Press'd than I was. I'm always on the lookout for fast and fresh food options that won't make me feel like I just ate a pile of garbage. Press'd totally has the capacity to be that - and I think that they want to be that! I just believe that some quality control needs to happen to ensure that they are putting out the absolute best product every time. They've got good ideas and good ingredients, they simply need to execute them better. I would be happy to give Press'd another chance since they do have other sandwiches on the menu that sound good

Vegetarian/vegan Indian food in a desperately old strip mall in a historically white neighbourhood…read more I'll take it, even if it means that "extra hot" actually means "medium" spice. Have ordered pick-up several times from Kaur's. Mostly we order paratha because they're tasty and inexpensive. Have tried a few curries, which are a bit runnier gravy than average, probably cuz pure veg. The dahl makhni was not bad, but the shahi paneer was too mild to be tasty to me and my 80 year old Scottish father. Just saying. Black chickpeas were good, a nice option not often offered. The Sikh folks running this place are really lovely and always have a warm smile ready. It's mostly a pick-up/delivery operation although one could dine in. There's a small grab-and-go fridge in the shop, usually with sweet or salty lassi, and veggie sandwiches. They also sell kulfi, which is getting more common. If you haven't tried it, what are you waiting for? Mmmm parathas...

Found this place by sheer chance while we were walking around and were not disappointed…read more Got their Pulled Pork Poutine and it was gigantic. Not only that but it was also delicious, not too salty with the perfect amount of pork and cheese curds. 100% would recommend. It was quiet so we almost had the whole place to ourselves. Service was also great - the staff gave us recommendation and she was actually the one that recommended the pulled pork poutine. It's a must if you're in the area.

Stopped by for an early dinner. They had a Reuben sandwich on special... so I tried that with…read moregarlic parm fries fried in duck fat. Everything was delicious. The sandwich was a bit messy, but very tasty with a good portion of corned beef and sauerkraut. The fries were done to perfection. Lots of interesting selections on their menu... I.e. buffalo burger, etc. Service was good and the restaurant was very inviting. Recommended trying.

Yesterday I went to burger baron after my moms birthday we went to the drive thru and it had a sign…read morethat it closed at 7 on that night instead of the regular 8 because it was Easter keep in mind it's 7:20 me and my uncle want milkshakes so we are about to leave but then we see the only worker left there he waves us up to the window takes our milkshake order gives us our milkshakes and then closes the store for the second time that was the best service ever. And the building on the outside looks a little run down but when you go inside and the building looks amazing on a different occasion I walked here and went in for lunch and it felt so cool just being in there because how nice it is on the inside I would highly recommended this place amazing service great burgers and milkshakes and the ambiance is amazing. So for my final rating this got 5/5 stars and I would recommend highly.

I hadn't been here for years. I saw the sign for corn fritters. TO DIE FOR!! Made fresh, so hot…read moreand delicious and served with strawberry jam packets, just like in the 70's!!!!

I have an addiction to Press'd sandwiches Blazing Buffalo that borders on needing a twelve step…read moreprogram so naturally I was delighted to see they have a location in the University area last time I was out wandering that way. I always make it a combo as I love the broccoli crunch salad that is one of their side options and the whole thing together with the drink rings up at around the 10-11 dollar mark which is more than reasonable for a healthy fast food lunch. My sandwich was delicious and I was happy they didn't hose it down with hot sauce like some of the other locations I have been to which meant none of it found it's way to my shirt which made me a happy Lyndsey. I think my only minor concern I had with my dining experience was the fact that my broccoli salad was a little light on cheese. Despite that though it was still very tasty and this location of Press'd more than met the high standards I have for my favorite sandwich company.

I just love their sandwiches, although I have been going to the st albert location lately. Same…read moreservice and sandwiches. I think it's a healthy fast food choice.

I love this place. Excellent subs, extremely affordable, with the best service. I get the BLT…read moreregularly.

This two bit outfit double charged me for the sub I ordered and paid for with a credit card. The…read moreexcuse was the first transaction didn't go through due to a perceived connection issue. Don't trust these people. Go somewhere else for your sandwich. The sub I got and paid twice for wasn't anything special.

Great place to eat the crew and I come here about once a week for lunch and it never disappoints,…read moreThe staff is super friendly and always will help you if you can't decide what to eat (because everything is so good) food is a 10/10

We stopped here for the first time today because we had a rare errand to the northwest. A quick…read morecheck on the Yelp app pointed to Big Daddy Sandwich so that's were we stopped. Big Daddy is not actually very big. Most tables were for two and even though it was only around 11:00 am on Monday, most tables were in use. We sat at the bar looking out the window. We placed our order at the counter. This is where they shocked me by saying that they don't sell coffee. I wasn't expecting anything fancy but no coffee at all was a shock that cost them one star (that means if you don't want coffee you can consider this a 5 star rating). We asked for cups of tap water but they didn't have cups either. He eventually offered us free bottled water so we would have something to drink. That was very nice of them. I ordered the southwestern chicken wrap. It was delicious. It also had quite a bite to it because of the hot peppers. The ingredients were fresh and tasty. I can certainly recommend this wrap to anyone. My partner ordered the fried egg sandwich from the breakfast menu. She really liked it. Washrooms were large and clean. There was a steady stream of people coming and going at 11:00 am so at noon it must be crazy busy. If you can live without coffee with your sandwich you will be happy you stopped at Big Daddy Sandwich.