Unbelievabley BAD customer service at this Jersey Mikes! Someone I know went to this location while…read morewearing a safety shirt, and was made fun of by the staff for wearing a safety shirt! The staff made fun of him, made mocking homophobic remarks and slurs, and were laughing at him. When the manager was called, the manager also laughed at him, and when asked if they could provide a free sub to make up for this bad customer service, the manager said he couldn't do that . This is not acceptable treatment of your customers! He was the only person in the restaurant, was about to spend money, and yet this is how he was treated.. clearly Jersey Mikes has NO respect for the working class! I will let others know about this shameful, terrible experience and tell others to NOT come here!

Great service and the food was delicious. We will be coming back. Shout out to the guy slicing the…read moremeat. He was hilarious.

Needed to grab a bite to eat on the way to Tornonto from Niagra Falls and decided to give Speedy…read moreSubs a shot. It did not disappoint! The subs were tasty! If you are in Hamilton, hit up Speedy Subs. Take out only but we at ours in the car. So good! Great customer service and friendly staff

Info : this place used to be so good, it was better than subway, atlantic subs and many others and…read moresadly it has changed and not for the good. Review : prices are more and quality is less, owner used to be such a great guy and just is worse now then Gus who runs atlantic subs at 50young area avoid this place My Recommendation : head to mikes subs 122 Ottawa St N, Hamilton, ON L8H 3Y8

Standard Jersey Mike's. Customer service excellent. We got a few turkey subs plus a tuna. Everyone…read morehappy. Pepsi creme soda in the cooler appeared to be expired, but regular pepsi was fine. About 2 km off the 403 exit.

From the owner: Jersey Mike's, a fast-casual sub sandwich franchise with more than 2,500 locations open and under…read moredevelopment nationwide, has a long history of community involvement and support. Started at the Jersey Shore in 1956, Jersey Mike's serves authentic East Coast-style subs on fresh baked bread - the same recipe it started with over 60 years ago. The company's mission is to bring its customers the highest quality, freshest made sub in the industry and give back to the communities in which it operates.

Cannon has such a great selection and the non soup options are great for variety. The ice cream…read moresandwiches are really great

Why settle for just chicken soup for the soul when you can have so many other comforting, fresh…read moresoups from this place? A classic spot in Hamilton for a quick lunch or to warm you up on a chilly winter's day. I'm a sucker for their creamy tomato with tortellini soup (I know, so basic), but their cream of mushroom & peanut chicken soups are also sooo good! Soups rotate every so often, and they have some of the most unique, ethnic soups I've ever seen, so it's great for the adventurous foodie. Pair with a half/full sandwich or side salad if you're looking for something to fill you up! Service is friendly & quick, but seating is limited.

Very good sandwich here. Your big sign for the club sandwich for 8.99 drew me in and it was as…read moretasty as it looked. Half of it filled me up and the free lemonade for first time customers was very nice. I would have liked to have seen a more detailed description of the club sandwich online. I has egg and although i dont mind it, i may have preferred without. Window sills had lots of dead flied ...yuck.

I initially came here for a Yelp event, and now it's on my list of restaurants I like to eat in the…read morearea. I know a lot of people have reservations paying top dollar for just a sandwich, but I'd say the quality of ingredients and flavourful sauces is totally worth it. I always get the holy cow sandwich with vamp sauce, but will occasionally get the chicken sandwich with lunar sauce. I did try the lemonade they had once, but to be honest, it doesn't quite fit my palate. The lemonade has some sort of seasoning in it. If you've had lemonade from East Asian restaurants, you would kind of know what to expect. They also give you a discount card that you can show for an extra 15% off when you visit. If you're in the area looking for a quick bite, I'd give this place a shot.

I've been hearing so many great things about this establishment from my friends that we had to…read morefinally make our way up here to partake in what I've been told are some absolutely amazing rolls. Well I'm happy to say that I was not deceived, these were fresh and of good size ( we got the sampler). I was most impressed by Connecticut roll and the Fire roll, the New England wasnt bad just didnt hit as hard as that buttery or spicy taste. The kids tenders and tots, the little yelper crushed those and left super happy. The only meh thing for me was the clam chowder, I love a thick chowder and the misses loved this one because it wasn't. We agreed to disagree on this. But absolutely great experience overall and we are looking forward to visiting the new Lewiston spot next.

I don't know why we never came last year but we finally tried it and will definitely be back…read more Prices are high but comparable to anyone else that serves lobster rolls. My son enjoyed his Connecticut roll. I had the California lobster roll with avocado and wasabi crema. So good. They come with house made chips seasoned with Old Bay. Very good. Not greasy. Next time I want to try the lobster tots. They have a cooler with soda, beer, and wine minis, as well as a slushy machine. Service is fast and friendly. Lots of outdoor seating. The location at Olcott Beach is great. It's right by a small ferris wheel, and in walking distance to the shops, beach, carousel park, and Krull Park. A great addition to the town.

We wanted to check them out for a long time because of the rave reviews. We were in the area so…read moredecided that today is the day! I ordered a Caribbean jerk karaage chicken sandwich. It was about $9. It was snack sized, which was fair at the price point. The taste however was fantastic. The chicken was seasoned very well and then fried. The bun was fresh and the amount of garlic mayo on it was just right. I lovvveed it. Will be back for more when we are in the area. The service was friendly and quick.

Expensive small and not great - also decor looks like it was thrown together in 5 minsread more

This Sandwich shop is a hidden Gem and it doesn't get the credit it deserves. The sandwiches here…read moreare on another level. It blows my mind why this place doesn't have more raving reviews. As a long time Yelper and connoisseur of great food, I highly recommend this place. My favourites sandwiches : Figaro & David Guaranteeing you will go back after the first experience.

I love the name of this Oakville establishment, the Sandwich Society, however I did not like their…read moresandwiches quite as much. Let me preface by saying that their OG The David sandwiches are not bad. The focaccia bread was nice, and the sauce is solid where they didn't overdo the truffle flavours. What they however overdid was the prosciutto. Sometimes in life, less is more. They just went 'ham' with layers upon layers of what tasted like the cheap San Daniele prosciutto (according to the website they used ones produced by local Niagara farmers), where in parts of the sandwich that didn't have the mozzarella cheese, the sandwich was inedible because it was so salty. By eating the entire sandwich, I would have exceeded the entire week's sodium intake. By the end, I had to throw a quarter of the sandwich out since it was so heavy and salty. Had they invested in higher quality prosciutto and included just two or three layers of it, it would have been a pretty good sandwich. I remember, outside the restaurant they said something along the lines of if someone ate a sandwich from Sandwich Society, he/she would not regret it like their EXs. But after having one, I experienced a certain degree of buyer's remorse. Remember, "we don't eat sandwiches because we are hungry. We eat sandwiches because we are members of a Foodie app called Yelp."

After Badiali, this is another hype that is 200% real in Toronto…read more Alfie has drawn enormous buzz, online and off, since last year. The focus is Tuscan-style sandwiches on sourdough flatbread, built with fresh ingredients straight from Naples, and you can absolutely taste Naples in every bite. For Italian sandwiches, it is one of the best in the city, if not the very best. I've visited twice, once earlier this year and once today. The first time I had the Torino ($21), and today the Chicken Milano ($21). Torino Prosciutto di Parma, stracciatella, truffle cream, spicy eggplant, baby arugula. This was my favourite of the two. The stracciatella and truffle cream were generously spread, and the sandwich is massive and hearty. Don't let the size fool you, though: the flavours have the finesse of a fine-dining plate. It was nutty, umami, creamy, with hints of spice and sweetness, the truffle dancing over the salty, buttery, velvety prosciutto, which was cured to perfection. Everything fused into the pillowy, tender sourdough flatbread. I honestly don't know how a sandwich could get better. Chicken Milano Smoked chicken breast, lemon basil pesto, stracciatella, tomato, fried onion, arugula, chili oil. Also amazing. The smoked chicken was tender, never overpowering or too salty, and kept its succulent flavour, which seems to be how Alfie treats all its proteins. The pesto melted into the arugula, adding tang and a slight bitterness, balanced by the spice and umami of the chili oil and tomato. My favourite part was the crispy onion: a wonderful, fun texture. The one flaw was that the chili oil became slightly too spicy by the end for me. I took the rest home, drizzled it with honey, and it was the best thing ever. What makes Alfie special is that you keep thinking about it after a single visit. The flavours linger like a ghostly residue, etched in your memory, and you can't wait to return. Next time, I'm going for the Mona Lisa. The price is on the high side, about $25 after tax and tip for a sandwich, but think of it as two meals and it feels far more reasonable. The wait is always long (it's very busy - the market is small and only allows takeaway), but you usually don't have to queue to order, unlike at Badiali. My tip: order first, grab a coffee or ice cream at a nearby spot, then come back to pick up your sandwich.

Been wanting to try this place for a long time. Finally I was able to convince my boyfriend to come…read moredowntown just for this. We ordered the Mona Lisa and roast beef one. I would say I enjoyed the Mona Lisa one better than the roast beef. But both were really tasty. Half of it was enough to get me full, it was huge. I will definitely be back!