I wish this location delivered. The place is clean, and the staff is friendly…read more I ordered the Chicken Salad sandwich on Squaw bread. It's not the typical Chicken Salad sandwich; the chicken is chopped rather than shredded. The sandwich was good, but not what I expected. Next time, I will get the tuna.

Pick up recommended because they are not fast. Order directly from their website, do not order…read morethrough ChowNow. They tried to be cagey about it, and I think want to keep the ChowNow contract because they get orders from there, but it's significantly cheaper on the website. Even though they won't tell you that upfront. Sandwiches are tasty if you're in the area.

Overpriced for mediocre food. They charge for almost every added topping. Staff was friendly though…read moreand helpful

The Baseline: For a sandwich place, the sandwiches must have fresh, quality ingredients, it must…read moreefficiently make my sandwich, additional sides must be available, and there should be unique offerings. Food: I had regular sized Phoenix chicken sandwich. The shaved chicken with the Phoenix sauce was very good and the meat, cheese, topping ratio was well done. The bread is a massive plus as Dutch Crunch bread is awesome for sandwiches since you can stack a Sando and not dislocate your jaw biting into it as the bread is not overly hard to eat. it was a good solid sandwich. Service: Great order counter service which the team member was friendly and helpful. Great preparation of the sando by the team. Ambiance: Very clean, well decorated restaurant that is well laid out.

Tried Breadhead and WOW... I'm still thinking about that sandwich…read more I ordered the Chicken Parm and let me tell you, it was AMAZING. I love a good hot sandwich, and this one might be one of the best I've had. The marinara tasted super fresh and just pulled everything together perfectly. Also grabbed a lemonade and it tasted like it was freshly made. So refreshing and the perfect pairing. Parking isn't the easiest (meter only), but that's pretty expected being so close to the beach. Definitely worth it though! If you're a sandwich lover like me, this spot is a must try

First time trying their sandwiches, they are yummy!…read more the turkey pesto was my favorite. all of the sandwiches had a lot of meat, the turkey pesto also had a lot of avocado! the muffaletta was my least favorite just because i am not big on olives i liked how they gave us a side of marinara sauce to dip the chicken parm sandwich in! the only thing that was not very good was that we tried to order on doordash but it said the restaurant was closed (this was around 1pm) and we called and the lady said we could only order in the restaurant. eventually we waited a little and was able to order online. but overall sandwiches were good portions and i would go again if i am in the area

Why would I go anywhere else for a sandwich? During these times, it's rough getting sandwich worth…read morethe price. This place makes it worth it. The small sandwiches are huge and gets u super full. I tried the Hawaiian, Tuna, and roast beef, all totally worth it. Super simple, but big enough to know it's worth it. Please try them out if you're in the neighborhood. The service is fast and they are super friendly. Oh, yeah, the Vietnamese coffee is crazy strong too. If you become a regular, they might just hook you up with a cookie or 2.

The sandwiches are so good. I got the Mattman and Godfather (no pics on this though since there are…read moreolenty of that sandwich). Very consistent each time and quick to make, especially when I place the phone order. Will continue to come back.

I came here in April for a date day with my son and the wait times are pretty insane, but also it…read moreis a smaller restaurant and they try their best with the space which I loved. My son and I sat outside but waited about an hour the hosts were really nice from what I recall and her makeup was super cute and different I recall giving her a compliment about it because it was purple and it was adorable. Anyways back to the food my son ate his pasta so thats safe to say that it's Child Approved since I have such a hard time finding something he loves he's a inner foodie too like me hereditary of course. We had the Caesar Salad which was delicious I would alter how much dressing or salt there was but I'll do that on the side next time. The garlic cheese bread was phenomenal we both loved it. Lastly both pasta's that I recall were perfect and cannot wait to return hopefully with a reservation ahead of time to skip the wait. Overall service was amazing and I see why people keep coming back

Man oh man, where do I start?! Do I start at the $15 appetizer of ricotta and two meatballs? The,…read moreodd but also friendly customer service? After learning about this place a year ago, this past Mother's Day I finally gave them a try. Now as per all my Italian restaurant reviews here in Los Angeles, I've always said that as an Italian American from New York City, I am very picky and take my Italian food very serious. And unfortunately, a lot of places have disappointed me more than not. My first impression, I did like the customer service by the hostesses. The young lady who was our server started a little rough, with her face expressions and her not so friendliness. But throughout the duration of dinner ended up being fantastic. I guess management was there, but did some half ass walking around to the tables trying to help. Nothing special, did not even introduce themselves or do anything special for Mother's Day for tables. My party was large, and they were able to set us up in a nice space with a nice table. Which was nice. The interior is really sweet, really cute and warm. Beautiful vibe overall. The food I will say was out of this world. Super surprising once again having been disappointed after a few years of me being Los Angeles. Everything my family ordered was great. I made sure to try everyone's dish lol everything I put in my mouth was fantastic. The cost of everything was as expected. Reasonable but there were a few items of course I thought were overpriced. Like I mentioned earlier they have an appetizer of a plate of ricotta with meatballs. Ended up being two meatballs with probably not housemaid ricotta cheese. That screamed LA to me. But nonetheless, everything was delicious. Everyone in my large family enjoyed everything they ordered. I highly recommend them for a fantastic meal, and a beautiful setting whether for a date or hang out with friends. Neighborhood parking is decent and they do offer valet parking as well. I know I'll be back sooner than later, definitely a lot of times. For I am curious if their food is always good or if they just brought in the big guns for Mother's Day.

Had some family pop in on me out of nowhere!…read more Like, literally nowhere. I mean from New Orleans with absolutely no heads up whatsoever! Guess what they wanted as soon as they touched down? You got it! Sorrento's Italian Market here in Culver City! Now supposedly over the weekend they're going to make up for their surprise and lack of common courtesy by taking me to some nice restaurant apparently! I'll believe it when I see it. Settled on some hard salami and the sheer smell that emanates from the market. You've heard of or better yet even witnessed the smell that emanates from Pirates of the Caribbean? Well, Sorrento's market has its own unforgettable smell, and it usually winds up in a net gain of about 5 to 10 lb for your waistline. So other than some hard salami, I was sure to get the you know what out of here quickly! But do come by folks! Come from near and come from afar. My family just came from New Orleans (which happens to be the 1st city-yeah even before New York...that saw Sicilians specifically bring their great cuisine to this land) and the first thing they wanted was some hard salami from Sorrento's 2,000 miles away! Lol The spirit of Sorrento's market lives on through current owner Albert Vera Jr, who continues to do his father, mother, and the city of Culver City proud. It's not Culver City if there's not a Vera somewhere, somehow.

Everyone who knows me knows I'm a big fan of hidden gems and no-frills places. I much prefer…read moresupporting small, mom-and-pop businesses over big chains. I'm an East Coast kid, raised north of Boston, with an Italian grandfather who blasted Sinatra and the Rat Pack from his Cadillac Eldorado. Homemade meatballs and chicken parmigiana were staples in our home, so I like to think I know Italian food, especially Italian subs. I love a good Italian sub with extra hots (red cherry pepper relish). I'm on a quest to find the best Italian sub in LA, so I've been trying out some of the classic spots. I finally made it to Sorrento Italian Market. The staff was friendly and helpful, directing me to the sub counter. A kind, middle-aged woman assisted me, explaining the menu had both hot and cold options. I was looking for an Italian sub, but the cold Italian Combination with mustard and mayo wasn't what I expected (we use "hots," a cherry pepper relish, on the East Coast). I was a bit confused, as she thought I was asking about a hot sub. They don't use hots here, which is understandable. Instead, I asked about popular hot subs and was recommended the meatball sub, which many online reviewers also praised. The meatballs were excessively salty, and I generally enjoy salty foods! They were also quite small, almost like cocktail meatballs. The texture also reminded me of canned Chef Boyardee meatballs. While the bread was a bit stale, it became more palatable after being soaked in the marinara sauce. I also wanted to try the pastries. Of course, I couldn't visit an Italian deli without trying a cannoli. I ordered the traditional, regular-sized one and was very disappointed. It tasted like pure sugar; I couldn't even taste the ricotta. It just tasted like frosting, and they overdid the powdered sugar.I nearly had a sugar rush, and I'm not even diabetic! It tasted almost like it was made from Costco. I also ordered bombolone, one with vanilla custard and one with Nutella filling. Unfortunately, they tasted a bit stale on the outside, and I didn't end up eating them. I hesitate to write a negative review for a mom-and-pop spot, but the food was unfortunately unsatisfactory on several levels. I'm not comfortable giving just one star because the staff was friendly and had good banter. I also really enjoy the atmosphere of this old-fashioned Italian deli, so I'm giving them two stars instead.

I came to this place with no expectations and the expensive sandwich is actually worth it. I didnt…read moreknow you could make a sandwich different but this place has done it. I got the Italiana with the pistachio cream and it was so good. So full of flavor. I'm not a bread guy but this sandwich was very unique. It was big enough for 2 people so that also makes up for the higher prices. The quality is pretty amazing. I will be bringing others to this place. Its that good.

Very fast service which I appreciated. The sandwiches are huge so good choice to share with someone…read moreor save the other half for later. I got the LA Broadway. The ingredients were all very fresh and tasty but the spicy eggplant just didn't work for me. I'd like to go back and try something else. I appreciate the expansive menu and will say that I am looking forward to going back.

I recently tried the famous "The Bobbie" honestly exceeded my expectations. It is a very different…read moresandwich The turkey was fresh and juicy and the stuffing amazing and the costumer service was amazing ! 100000/100 I will back

It was a good sandwhich I used the mobile app to only pay $2. Would return at a later dateread more

Jackson Market's description doesn't even come close to capturing what this place really is. Yes,…read moreit's a neighborhood market and deli, but step into the back patio and it feels like you've stumbled into something entirely different. The garden is lush and overflowing with greenery, dotted with comfortable seating and the gentle sound of water fountains. It's the kind of space that invites you to slow down and dream a little. There's a quiet magic to it that's hard to explain but easy to feel. The sandwich counter is excellent and absolutely worth it, and if you have the time, ordering a wood-fired pizza and enjoying it out in the garden is the move. The espresso drinks don't quite match the level of the food, but honestly, that's not why you come here. This is a place to decompress, to reset, to breathe. I come here as often as I can and every time, it feels like stepping into a little hidden world.

LA rarely gives you a true "third place" -- somewhere to just exist. The backyard at Jackson Market…read moreand Deli is one of those rare spots. Lush plants, trickling water, chill people -- perfect for a quiet afternoon with a friend. Food is simple, all disposable -- real plates would be a nice touch.

10/10 pop-up Armenian barbecue spot!!! Definitely worth stopping through! Was driving to the…read moreairport when I saw this place and knew I had to come back. They were super friendly and made the food right then and there so it was all fresh. Food was delicious, and healthy with real ingredients. Both the chicken skewers and potato skewers were phenomenal. Pricing was super reasonable and a bargain as meat was top restaurant quality. One of those types of great pop-ups that could only happen in the food and cultural melting pot that is LA. Highly recommend.

If I could give this Armenian food stand more than five stars, I would! From the moment we arrived,…read morewe were welcomed like family. The people running the stand are some of the kindest, warmest souls we've ever met -- the type of hospitality that stays with you long after the meal is over. As for the food -- outstanding. The grilled meats were perfectly seasoned and cooked to juicy perfection, and the vegetables had that incredible char that only comes from a proper open flame. Everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and deeply satisfying. It's rare to find a place where both the food and the people are equally unforgettable, but this stand nailed it. A true gem that feeds both your belly and your soul. We left with full hearts, full stomachs, and a promise to return as soon as possible.