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Something Else Deli

3.8 (32 reviews)
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French dip with pepper jack and au jus wrapped in saran wrap for to go orders.
Kaitlin D.

First time coming here, instantly greeted by 3 smiling, friendly folks. The inside is small and cozy. The tables and chairs are patio furniture which isn't fancy at all for indoor dining but honestly who cares when it comes to having a sandwich right? The place is at least clean! I ordered the French dip with pepper jack since it was cold out and they whipped that up in 5 mins. Most of the time I can't taste the cheese on a French dip but I could taste the peppers so that was good! The sandwhich was hot and they wrapped the au jus container in saran wrap which was a nice touch for a to go order! This wasn't my favorite dip in town but it was simple and almost made me feel like a kid again with the quick and easy meals mom would whip up! I want to come back to try something else (no pun intended!). Overall I would rate the sandwich a 3 but the overall experience was a 4, it's not common to find great customer service where you feel at home these days so thank you guys for the experience!

Santa Fe chicken sandwich with all the dimensions
Becky L.

This is the cheers of sandwich's places. Everyone seems to know everyone. Great menu, cool tunes, friendly staff. Love me some local sandwich shops. Easy parking if you come just before the noon lunch rush. Ordered the Santa Fe chicken on French roll. It's a hot sandwich with some great flavor. The pickled jalapeños are key to add that extra spice. Next time I'll probably get it on the focaccia toast they recommend since the French falls a part with all the amazing sauce. A little pricey, my sando with a side of jalapeños was $11, but food prices are high anyway. Looking forward to trying the chili next time and another sandwich!

Tomato-less Salami & Provolone...
Jeff B.

This place makes its money delivering sammies to many offices in the Downtown Spokane area. If they didn't have that, they wouldn't be in business in my opinion. They are on the lower end of all the sandwich places in town. Quality is not very consistent. Some sandwiches had a ton of meat on them, and others not so much (mine, sadly). There were missing items on the sandwiches, as well. My Reuben came without swiss cheese. Say that out loud: no...swiss...on...a...Reuben. My daughter's build-your-own came without her requested tomatoes. It's a nuisance to have to go back up to the counter and ask for a couple slices of cheese and a portion of tomato. I sampled their 'Wisconsin Cheese' soup of the day, and almost laughed out loud, because it's the same powdered cheese mix that I get from a membership store that shall go nameless. Serving/charging for that is incredibly bush league, especially when it's essentially a corn starch festival with barely any cheese flavor. And while service is never too much of an issue with me, everybody in there probably needs to think about enrolling in Charm School...

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Awesome spot for a quick lunch in the U-District. Friendly service and delicious food!

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The owners are very friendly, it's close by, the Caesar salads and sides are amazing.

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The perfect spot for a quick lunch. Delicious food, extremely friendly service and a very convenient location!

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Love this place always have, just wish the blonde, mid 40's, lady behind the counter would be nice to me back for once

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Something Else Deli - delis - Updated May 2026

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