A popular spot in Deep Cove as the lineup ran as long as 50m out the door - I've never seen such a…read morelong line for $20 sandwiches before, so it must've been good. My favourite sandwich is turkey with brie and cranberry which they had. The sandwich was massive and tasted amazing. It was packed, full pieces of cut Brie with an amazing seasoned bread. It was everything that I expected from my favourite sandwich, which was met. I was going to give 4/5 due to the price, but after thinking, I pretty much didn't eat much for dinner because of how full that I was from this sandwich, and thinking about what a touristy place Deep Cove is, and with the amazing views, I changed it to 5/5 since the price is justified. Definitely coming back if I am in the area - might be the best turkey, brie and cranberry sandwich that I've had.

Having just finished paddleboarding in Deep Cove, a group of us wanted to grab some lunch, and one…read moreof my friends suggested Dip Co. We arrived right around 12:30pm, which I imagine was peak time, so all the tables were full and there long line to get inside. But the line moved fairly quickly so we only waited maybe 10-15 minutes. Once we placed our order, it probably took them another 10-15 minutes to prepare. There is a good selection of sandwiches to pick from, so it was difficult to decide, but I ended up ordering the La Foret Royal. The first thing they mentioned was that it could get cross-contaminated with meat, which I didn't mind because I'm not vegetarian/vegan. However, if I was vegetarian/vegan I would imagine it would've been a turn-off. I ate my sandwich in the park. I was starving after 2 hours on the water, but despite that, I thought my sandwich was so-so. It was certainly huge, and they are generous with the ingredients. But it didn't amaze me. I felt it was stuffed with so much ingredients, no single flavour really stood out for me. In fact, I took half my sandwich home, and when I re-baked it, I felt it had better flavour and texture at that time because their house-made bread was warm and slightly more crispy, and I could reduce the ingredients to better bite proportions. I liked they had a nice selection of chips and drinks. Staff were also very nice. Overall, I have mixed feelings. The place is a nice fit for Deep Cove. Sandwiches make a great picnic option and they fill a definite need. The sandwiches are a generous size, and could easily be split between two people. In terms of flavour, I didn't find it particularly special, but on the other hand, I enjoyed it much more when I reheated it at home. I'd be willing to try again to see if I picked the wrong item on this last visit

Ambiance and Decor I visited this café and sandwich shop on…read morea Friday afternoon during the lunch rush. It's a small, homey place with simple décor. The lighting isn't the best, as the staff mostly rely on the large entrance window for natural light. Service Quality The staff was kind and friendly. They are more than happy to help you choose a sandwich if it's your first time. You really can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Menu Variety Their sandwich selection is excellent, and the bread is particularly noteworthy. They also offer a couple of iced tea options, which is a nice alternative to water. Food Presentation If you're dining in, your sandwich will be served in a plastic basket lined with wax paper. For takeout, it's wrapped in the same wax paper. Food Taste and Quality I ordered the Spicy Italian, which had just the right amount of heat. It was generously loaded with greens, and the multigrain bread was fresh, likely baked that morning. Portion Sizes The portions are substantial. I was only able to finish half of my sandwich for lunch. Price and Value The sandwich cost about $15, which is on the pricier side. It would have been nice to see it priced around $12. Overall Experience and Recommendation If you're in the area or heading to Horseshoe Bay to catch a ferry, definitely stop by S'wich for a sandwich. I will definitely be returning to try other options on the menu.

I came by on a casual weekday to grab some sandwiches. The price value for what you get is…read moreabsolutely worth it. I got the roast beef, and my partner got the cubano. They both had great meat-to-bread ratio. It gave what it promised, and it felt like a clean eat, which I appreciated. I'd stay away from the coffee though... Maybe it's because I'm from Portland where coffee is literally so good everywhere, but the americano was mid at best.

I loved the ambiance and corner store vibes. Loved the coffee and pastries along with all the…read moreinteresting arts and crafts. Went back several times during our stay

My friends and I stopped here for a pre-hike coffee and a treat. I don't have any photos of this…read morebut inside there are tons of other wonderful things. If you're looking for some handmade soap or some other crafty items this is a place for you. A wonderful place to find items to bring home if you need souvenirs for loved ones. I got a latte and two different squares. The coffee was very tasty and rich in flavor. I tried the lemon Square and the blueberry square. I have to say the lemon square was the winner. It had such a nice zest to it with the delicious lemon curd.

I've only ever had the rosemary rock salt bagel with truffle cream cheese but it's been awesome…read moreevery time! Friendly staff

I ordered a gluten friendly bagel with cream cheese to-go. I opted to take it home and toast it…read moremyself and the staff was wonderful in accommodating- putting the cream cheese in a container (I opted to try two different cream cheese flavours). The only downside was that they only offer 1 flavour of gluten friendly bagels (the gf rosemary) despite the menu saying they have 3 varieties. Unfortunately the blueberry cheesecake cream cheese didn't pair well with it but the smoked salmon cream cheese was amazing.

Accidentally found myself in Little Italy and had to stop in to browse after smelling the air as I…read morewalked by and I'm so glad I did. I did a make your own sandwich with some meats, veggies, and the pesto and spicy chili sauce and WOW. SO flavorful and so delicious. I am a big eater and the half focaccia was more than sufficient. The server who made my sandwich was so rad and friendly. He was quick to help and offer so many great suggestions. I forget his name but he had great customer service skills. Would recommend to make the visit and would love to come back.

La Grotta Del Formaggio is an absolute Commercial Drive institution. The sandwich counter is…read moreincredible, you get to pick your bread, meats, cheeses, and spreads, and they pile everything high. Fresh focaccia with prosciutto, bocconcini, and pesto here is one of the best lunches in the city. Lineups move pretty fast and the staff working behind the counter know what they are doing. Always a top notch experience.

Loved the sandwiches. Super tasty and made fresh. The outdoor seating is great in the summer months.read more

I constantly feel like Squamish doesn't get the recognition it deserves for having hidden gems like…read moreThe Buvette. At the very end of the downtown area, this aesthetically pleasing coffee-sandwich shop deals in both caffeine and well crafted sandwiches tailored for the perfect bite. Staff were also super friendly and glad we listened to their recommendation, of course, for the "Staff's Favorite" sandwich!

Went here again while in Squamish (last time was January), had a colourful lunch, and my friend…read moreenjoyed it too.

Fun sandwiches with unique pairings. Sandwich portions are on the more conservative side. Pretty…read morebusy here at 10am on a Sunday, took 15 to 20 minutes for the sandwiches. Took the time to browse the available selection of pastas, sauces, and tinned fish. Bistro sandwich - cozy warm brie with balsamic and honey walnuts. Insanely yummy combo. Spicy italian - fairly well stacked with deli meats, considering the overall size. Nice balance. Spanokopita - big triangle, a good value snack, not bad. Though sizes varied, each sammy was quite dense and filling. Good for a lighter lunch, or substantial snack.

Best sandwich spot in this area! Located under the Bentalle buildings near the RBC bank. Can't…read morebelieve it took me 4 months to find this spot. It was right under my nose the entire time! Quick service and lunch time gets busy but it goes fast! My favorite is the Inferno!

Dante Italian Sandwiches is a great addition to downtown, and I foresee that it will continue to be…read morepopular, as their high quality sandwiches are both large, satisfying and high quality. Their sandwiches are filled to the max with fresh cheese and delicious meats, and they honestly remind me of the ones I had in Italy!

ITS AMAZING atmosphere and food are great! Perfect for a quick bite and workers are super friendly…read moreand I love the look!

I have not been here about 30 years and boy what a disappointment. Overpriced sandwiches with…read morenothing on the side like a pickle or potato chips. Would like to have a time machine and take these people back when it was great place to go for lunch.

Came her for a snack. Saturday 11AM only 4 people inside but order took forever. Very slow service,…read morenot very busy. Salami panini came with peppers on it which I did not know and definitely cheap with the meat - but flavor was excellent. Potato soup was 10/10 too. Coffee here was super strong. Overall the food and coffee is good but service was not.

amazing food- felt like a home cooked meal. great service,…read moreincredible ambiance. It brought me great comfort.