Great food and quick service. Very affordable. The unique atmosphere is fun too. I'll be back and…read moreI'll bring friends!

This was our first time trying Potbelly. The employees were not very friendly. We were excited to…read moretry something new, but all of them seemed very snobby and in a rush, minus the cashier. The cashier was kind, but she did overcharge us. We didn't go back for a refund, but it was odd she charged us for combos and added the drinks and chips in separately on top of that. The food itself was really good, so I'm happy about that. The Mac and cheese my son had was delicious! Inside was mainly clean, but all the tables were taken, so we ended up eating at a park instead. Overall, good food, but customer service could be improved.

It's a chain, but they've got some tasty options. We had two regular subs on white bread, a Super…read moreSub and a Big Kahuna. With chips and large drinks it was $30 plus. Good selection of chips. I don't love the drink selection. I'm more of a Coke guy, but that didn't keep me from having a root beer. We ate in the store. It's well lit, plenty of natural light, and pretty clean, although I didn't see any employee's cleaning tables while we were there. The young lady who took our order was friendly and accommodating. The young man putting the toppings on the Super Sub was pleasant. The sandwiches were flavorful and filling. Just what we were looking for. 4.5/5

Decent sandwich selection and flavors we experienced were very good. We opted for a couple of the…read moreclassic Philly's and the Chipotle Chicken Philly. Bread was good, looks like it is baked in house. Sandwiches were made to order and came off the flat top piping hot. You will pay ~$9 for a regular sandwich and $18 for what they call a "giant." While they look small, they load these sandwiches with meat (not lettuce) so you are getting a LOT of sandwich for the price. Chips and drinks are available in a combo or a la carte as well. My only wish is that you could get Whiz on a sandwich here. There are only two choices of cheese and while not a deal breaker, a couple more options would have been great.

So there's construction all around and it's wicked hard to get in and park, but there is room in a…read morelittle side parking lot is open if you can figure it out and they were struggling because people weren't going because you couldn't figure out if they're open but they are open and I went today and they were packed and it was good to see and they make the best sandwich in town go to the old grist mill so they don't go out of business. The place is real Ogden.

We've driven past this local bread shop for years and decided to stop in to try their bagels. They…read morewere a little on the flatter side but were still tasty. The bagel sandwiches were also no frills but classic. We enjoyed our food and will be back here to pick up more bread products again.

There's something inherently appealing about Potbelly Sandwich Shop--the concept is simple,…read moreapproachable, and priced right. On paper, it hits that sweet spot: quick, casual sandwiches with a bit of personality. In practice, though, the execution doesn't keep up with the promise. The biggest issue is the production line--or lack of one. For a place built around fast sandwiches, a 5-8 minute wait from order to pickup feels unnecessarily sluggish. It's not just the time--it's the absence of rhythm. There's no visible flow, no sense that orders are moving forward with purpose. That's compounded by the physical layout: the counter is set back far enough that you can't really see what's happening. Instead of transparency and anticipation, you're left standing there, disconnected, waiting without context. Then there's the food itself. The sandwiches land squarely in the "fine, but forgettable" category. Hot sandwiches, in particular, miss the mark--more like something that sat a little too long than something freshly made. Think lukewarm bread with onions that feel more tired than grilled. Nothing is outright bad, but nothing stands out either. The atmosphere doesn't help. The energy behind the counter is low--no urgency, no enthusiasm, no sense that the team is driving toward anything. It feels static. In a space like this, momentum matters. Even average food can feel better when it's delivered with speed and intention. Here, that spark is missing. In the end, Potbelly has the right idea and the right price point--but without tightening up efficiency, improving visibility, and bringing some life back into the service, it struggles to deliver on what should be a straightforward win

So I tried to let them work out the kinks as a new business but it just keeps getting worse with…read moreevery visit. The sandwiches are good but the service is so bad. The two employees seem to be sharing a single brain cell and they have the get up and go of a zoo sloth. It's just after 12pm and there are no cookies prepped, the tables are trashed and the soups weren't ready. You can see the regret in the face of each customer as they watch the employees scramble around. I have to say I likely won't keep coming back because it just hasn't gotten better. It's a shame because the business has potential if it were run properly.

Food, service, and ambiance is on point for a quick and cozy lunch. Customer service is always…read moreexcellent and food is always fresh and exactly what I ask for. No long wait. Thanks yall!

Birthday boy wanted to have his birthday dinner here, so we had Philly cheesesteak sandwiches and…read moreWisconsin cheese curds. It was all delicious as usual and the service was great. The only bummer is that our some of our cheese curds were really squished flat. It wasn't a big deal though. We'll be back for more!

A wonderful little bakery right on historic 25th Street…read more This is the perfect place to stop for a cup of coffee and a fresh dessert. The moment you walk in, the aroma of freshly baked bread fills the entire space -- warm, comforting, and impossible to resist. Everything smells like it just came out of the oven. Their pastries and sweets pair perfectly with coffee, making it an ideal spot for a quick break while walking around downtown Ogden. The atmosphere is simple, cozy, and very local. If you enjoy fresh bread, good coffee, and that authentic neighborhood bakery feeling, this place is definitely worth a visit.

Such a cute place! And the SMELLS!!! Staff was super friendly and personable. There's a good…read moreselection of sandwiches and salads, albeit a little dry for me but nothing a little side of mayo can't fix. I had the Hazel's Harvest and loved the micro greens and veggies! There's a cute boutique attached for seating with great gifts and knickknacks (and chocolate!)

For starters.... the Beer Bread with Strawberry Butter is to die for!…read more Our Server was Kass and she was amazing! So friendly and sweet. Ambiance was great.....quiet because everyone was chowing down. I had the Cheddar Bacon Burger with Steak Fries and highly recommend!

EDIT: The owner reached out to us and made things right. Very impressive. Thank you Nathan!…read more --- We usually love Hug Hes but the food was lackluster tonight. We both got the prime rib salad for takeout. I've had it several times before, but it's different now. The meat was bland, overcooked, and stringy. And too much of the crumbled cheese. Couldn't even get myself to finish it.

Amazing food with a wide variety of options, both hearty and healthy! clean store, reasonablly…read morepriced meals, GREAT food, pleasant staff! we drove over an hour to eat here and it never disappoints!! highly recommend coming to the Pita Pit, and the Ogden location was amazing!

Falafel was *chiefs kiss* perfect, and the baklava was everything I wanted and more!!!!read more

We came here several years ago when they were at a different location before they moved to the…read moreOgden Airport location. We were happy to see they came back to the historic 25th Street area. this new location is so super cute inside!! Very shabby chic!! I ordered the 2 scrambled eggs, fruit and whole grain toast, added the mango jalapeño chicken sausage. The portion was very generous for the price, and very yummy! My husband got the breakfast burrito. He liked the burrito however, he said the bell peppers were raw and cold which through him off since normally he's always had breakfast burritos where the veggies were cooked with the eggs. The salsas it came with were really good also! I tasted them and added it to my eggs. The waitress was very friendly and very helpful! I would definitely come back!

$18 for a shitty small sandwich no clue how these clowns are still in business. And it was super…read moresmall

A taste of Philly while visiting Utah. The sweet potatoe fries are delicious and go very well with…read morethis fully loaded cheesesteak.

I was hungry one day while in town and I searched on my phone for nearby food. This place caught my…read moreeyes because of great reviews. So I came by to try. It is really good! The mom who prepared the food is a positive clear and happy lady. Food is fresh and looks very clean. Tastes wonderful too. Later I brought my family and friends to try and everyone is hooked. We are stopping by every time we visit the town now. By the way, another reviewer's posting did remind me of something. On some days, the cheesesteaks here can feel a tiny bit unseasoned or need some salt. But I think it is safer than too much. We sometimes add a pinch of salt and pepper ourselves. But this does not change the fact that this is a very nice and reliable place.