Food was right on target except they were out of cucumbers which is no big deal. Staff was friendly and service was quick.

The skinny guy in the beanie absolutely hooked it up. Sandwich was fresh, fast, and delicious. Would come back just for that. read more

Schlotzsky's - Sandwiches Near Me - Yukon, Oklahoma

Went in to grab a pick up order. A female worker was mopping when we entered the store. It was close to closing time, but we had made the order online 35 minutes before closing. The girl flung the mop down, looked up at the ceiling and went to get our order. I asked if they had dijon mustard and she looked at me like I was an alien. It is listed on the online order as an option. I recently moved here and every person has been so nice everywhere I have gone. This girl was not pleasant and makes me not want to go back to that Schlotzkys. read more

Awful service. May 9th, 2026. Waited 50 minutes for 1 small schlotzkys sandwich. Only 2 families in the place. And then when my sandwich came out she handed it to me without a sack. She looked at me in a huff. And shoved my sandwich in the sack. At the same time a drive thru customer came in with all 3 of his sandwiches wrong. read more

The food was amazing. It was brought out in a timely manner. The servers were attentive and took my order. My orders were accurate, great vibes and I will be back. read more

The people are exceptionally rude and very slow. The drink machine had zero sugar free options and maybe half of the regular options available, but the employees couldn't be bothered to warn anyone when they order drinks. The hand dryer in the men's bathroom does not work. Employees act as if having a customer is the worst thing that could happen. Without a doubt the worst restaurant in town. Possibly the state. I'd starve to death before I would ever come here again. Free food would still be a ripoff and not worth the price. read more

Service was fine. Food was good but soo damn expensive. 3sandwich meals all Ruben's for 46.00. The sandwiches were tiny. I grew up with real sandwiches that actually were filling. Never coming back. It was dead at the location as well. Ghost town. This place will likely be out of business in the next couple of years I imagine read more

Waited 45 minutes for a kids pizza and sandwhich, their excuse was short staffed, system is down. Horrible. Then they forget to put my son's fruit in the bag. read more

Please remember to turn your orders online off if you are going to allow your employees to duck out at 5pm on a holiday eve. There are a lot of us who work today and are not able to take off at 5:00 pm so remember your customers and turn off your online orders. My husband paid and was not served tonight and saw your employees running to their vehicles knowing there were orders to be filled. NOT OK. He will be in the day after Christmas to get his refund. read more

Schlotzsky's - Able to order, unable to be served because employees left with orders in the queue. - Sandwiches Near Me - Yukon, Oklahoma

I placed my order through the Uber Eats app, and intended on picking it up while out running errands. I really should have just parked and went inside, because the drive-through took quite a long time. What's worse is one of my sandwiches was missing. This is why I always check the bag before I drive away! I got back in the drive-through line (my mistake again) and got someone else on the speaker to take my order. I informed her of something missing, and she asked me to pull ahead. She took back the whole bag, (which was unexpected as I thought that was possibly unsanitary), and promised me new fresh sandwiches. I waited a bit longer at the front of the store, still in my car, and she ran out with my bag and all my items. I appreciated her kindness and her swiftness in correcting the issue. I know the bag was not replaced entirely as the same pickle juice was leaking out the bottom, but I did have fresh & warm sandwiches. I enjoyed my lunch that day at home, as I always love their bread. read more

Schlotzsky's - Chicken Avocado Cobb Salad & Turkey bacon club - Sandwiches Near Me - Yukon, Oklahoma

The manager bree, was very rude! I bought food for $16.00 and got the complete wrong order and it was my first time eating there! so then she called me a liar and that I been there before, So then she called the owner and she was very rude and told me that she would only refund my sandwich when I purchased the whole meal for $16.00! the place is trash just like the employees and the lobby was filthy as well! Don't waste your time or money at this location In Yukon off of N.W. 10th street!! read more

Food was alright, same with service. A tv was breaking and the freestyle machine shot carbonated water everywhere but where the user is.

Love the original medium. Save half for later. Good service and very clean. Usually just get it to go but sometimes eat there. read more

It's ok but expensive. Only been once. I keep forgetting we have one here. I never see ads for it. So outta sight outta mind

Well, I ordered the bacon chicken ranch calzone from Schlotzsky's, and let me say--if you've ever wondered what it feels like to be personally betrayed by bread, this is the experience for you. The thing arrived on my table like some beige monolith of sadness, steam leaking weakly out of its seams as if the calzone itself was sighing in resignation. It had heft, sure, the kind of unsettling weight you'd associate more with a cinder block than a meal. And I'll admit, at first, I thought: Alright, this could be something. I mean, bacon, chicken, ranch, all bundled into the ostensibly warm embrace of dough--it's a formula that has worked before. What I did not expect was for this calzone to embody a kind of culinary nihilism, where every bite whispered: Nothing matters. Least of all, flavor. To begin with, the bread was a problem. It was the kind of bread that feels like it's been purpose-built to hold the weight of an economy car, a dense and inexplicably soggy mattress of compressed starch. If there is a way for dough to taste simultaneously overworked and completely apathetic, this was it. It was bread in the most basic sense: a thing made of flour and water. But there was no joy in it, no spring, no crust, no char--none of those small miracles that bread can offer when made by someone who gives a damn. And the bread was everywhere. This calzone was roughly 80% dough, a seemingly endless cavern of beige that stretched on like a labyrinth you wander when you've already lost all hope. Somewhere within, buried like an afterthought, were the fillings: chicken in limp, rubbery chunks; bacon that was somehow both chewy and brittle, like it had given up halfway through cooking; and ranch so faint it might as well have been a memory. The thing is, eating this calzone was not just bad--it was confusing. My taste buds kept firing, desperate to locate some kind of satisfaction, some moment of payoff for all this chewing. And yet nothing came. I could feel my jaw working, my brain telling me that calories were being consumed, and yet there was a strange hollowness to the whole endeavor. Like eating air that happened to have mass. By the time I was halfway through, I realized that I wasn't even full. That's the truly deranged part: this calzone, despite its sprawling size and stupefying density, managed to make me feel emptier as I ate. It was a kind of anti-food, a thing that mocks the basic mechanics of hunger and satisfaction. You chew, you swallow, you gain nothing. By the end, I sat there staring at the remains of the calzone, which looked exactly the same as it did when it first arrived--unchanged by time, untouched by heat, indifferent to digestion. I felt as though I had stumbled into a profoundly existential encounter with food. Like the calzone was challenging me to accept its mediocrity on some higher philosophical level: Perhaps you wanted too much. Perhaps this is all life ever was. And yet, I could not. Because life, despite its chaos and disappointments, occasionally delivers a decent sandwich or a bite of pizza that makes you believe in goodness again. This was not that. This was breaded entropy, a failure of ambition on every possible level. Schlotzsky's, I wanted something simple, and instead, you gave me an edible void. I left hungry, disillusioned, and faintly ashamed--like I'd just spent fifteen minutes losing an argument to an object. read more

We are long time fans of Schlotzsky's but this was one of the best ones we've ever stopped at. The people working there were so friendly. It was very clean and the food was fantastic. It all tasted fresh and was well made. Only complaint was the soda machine needed a good cleaning as all the drinks tasted the same. read more

It took a minute to be waited on but the team member who helped us was knowledgeable and friendly. Our food came out quickly. I was impressed- there were only two people working and the drive thru was slammed but they pulled through without seeming stressed. The holidays can bring out the worst in people but these guys were chill and friendly. Our food was to-go and when we got home our order was accurate and fresh. read more

Love The store in Yukon people are very nice and the food is always really good and then exactly how I ask for it

The service was great and the employees very friendly.. other than that I was very disappointed in our sandwiches were not the best.. the bread tasted old.. the edge of bread was hard .. you could not eat it .. the cleanliness of the place was a lot to be desired. I would say at least half of the tables needed to be wiped, most paper towels were empty, drink station needed cleaning and waste station was a mess. We will not be back to this Schlotzsky's read more

The food is great however the service sucks! The people working act as if they don't care to be there and that makes the experience bad! Twice now we have gone there & each time bad service! This place is not cheap & to have the food piled in one spot or the soda taste like dish water? No thank you! If you're in Mustang, don't stop at this Store because the service at the other location is totally off the hook! Enjoy read more

This was horrendous. I am an extremely picky eater, I ordered a Turkey Original. I wanted no vegetables. When I asked for that, the guy gave me the dirtiest look imaginable. I said, "I'm sorry I'm a picky eater." and he responded by looking at me with a disgusted face. It was tear inducing for a teenager. My friend was ordering behind me and he made a gesture with his hand which we're assuming was calling me dumb. Could be wrong. To be fair, food was good. But I just wish I wouldn't have had to almost cry to get it. read more

Never have a problem at any Schlotzsky's! This location got our order out even before we could find a seat! Food was fresh and very tasty. Will definitely return! read more

I enjoy Schlotzsky's food, but last night I ordered a Pastrami Reuben last night and they did not use rye bread. I do not know how they can call themselves a deli and not know how to make their own sandwiches. read more

Do not believe the online menu for this location. We wanted soup, figured we'd check online (at this location) to see what they have says they have French onion and chicken and wild rice soup, I was in the process of ordering online for a pickup and then realized that the last time the same thing happened to my husband (online menu shows they have French onion) when he got there they didn't. So I called first call a lady picked up and she hung up on me. Tried calling 3 more times until the third attempt someone finally picked up. Asked what kind of soup they have today and she said they didn't have the soup I was looking for. So, my question is if at this location there's an online order for pickup what happens if I selected chicken and wild rice to find out they don't really have it, what's going to happen when I get there and there's none? Well I know what's going to happen but reality is if you don't have a certain product do not market that product on your online menu because it's deceiving makes it very frustrating for consumers like myself who likes to order ahead for a pickup. Another thing is it says "NO DRIVE THROUGH TODAY" online. today's a Saturday, asked the lady on the phone and she says DRIVE THROUGH IS OPEN.. So, Bottom line update your online menu to reflect current items. **disregard any typo errors as I'm typing from my iphone** read more

I called and placed a pick up order and the staff had my order ready within 5 minutes. I greatly appreciate you guys! BEST sandwich stop in Yukon. Keep up the good work! read more

We love Schlotzsky's. This location has only been open for a few weeks. We went through the drive-thru on this visit and they were reasonably quick. However, in general a Schlotzsky's drive-thru will take a little longer than your average fast food place. We ordered the original, can't go wrong with this sandwich. The sourdough bread is fantastic, it's soft and crunchy all at the same time. The sandwiches came out warm meaning they were made fresh to order. I'm sure this will become one of our go to places for a quick meal in Yukon. read more

This is the worst location! They can't get orders correct! The last three times in a row I've been to this location, when I have asked for certain items to NOT be put on my sandwich, they not only put them on it, but put Extra! So maddening! It's even on the receipt to not add items, yet they do it anyway. They absolutely don't care about their customers or how they perform their job. read more

This is the worst Schlotzsky's. I called because for the third time they had failed to properly make my meal. When I called at first I spoke to a person who heard me out but then spoke to her manager while I was on hold. I could hear the exchange and Louisa (the manager?!?!?) at first was refusing to take my call until the first person said that I wanted to speak with a manager a couple times. Once Louisa was on the phone she said she wasn't going to replace the order and called me childish and that she said if I stepped into her store she would call the police. I had a friend here that is an officer and he stated that is ridiculous since I never raised my voice but was trying to convey to her the importance of the order being right since I am allergic to tomatoes. She continued to insult me and would not hear me out but instead spoke over me and then when I said I would call the corporate office then she said she would refund my money. Louisa should not be in management if she can not handle herself in a professional manner. Horrible horrible is all I can say. Corporate is still getting my call because insulting a customer over and over again should never be allowed. Hard to believe as a Veteran that I fought and was wounded in the line of duty to protect people like Louisa. Just absolutely the worst experience I have had with a manager. Per the other reviews seems to be the ongoing issue at this location. read more

THE ABSOLUTE WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE EVER!!! I went to the Schlotzsky's drive thru in Yukon and they gave me the wrong sandwich. I called from home and they told me they wouldn't do anything about it and never even apologized. They overcharged me the sandwich I ordered but didn't get. I asked for the manager and they hung up on me. Then I called back and asked who the manager was and the girl said I don't know. I asked to speak to them and the lady named Sherrie got on the phone and was very irate and said she wasn't going to do anything about it and lied and said the sandwich they charged me for was the same price , but it is not , $1 more. Then she hung up on me too. Absolutely terrible customer service!! Beware , if they get your order wrong they WONT FIX IT OR REFUND YOUR MONEY!!! I will Never go there again!! read more

Very unimpressed with my $10 salad. I asked for no tomatoes but got them anyway. The avocados were black and the diced eggs seemed like they had been frozen at one point. They had a sponge texture. On my first visit, my sandwich was very dry and much smaller than expected. Very overpriced too, at about $14 for my whole meal. I won't be going back. read more