Been wanting to try this place since i saw it randomly one day getting coffee a couple doors over…read more What intrigued me was the eye catching theme of a fun comic book/ toy / cartoon vibe. I love all places that have a theme that sets them apart from other establishments. Especially ones that have names for their menu items that are jovial. There's ample seating and the place is fun inside, with comic books on the walls, toys displayed and bright colors everywhere it really gives a burst of dopamine when you come in. We were greeted initially by the gentleman at the counter. He was super friendly and asked if we had any questions. Idk bout yall but when we go somewhere and the person refers to you as "boss" you can kinda feel the vibe that you're gonna get good service. And it was exactly spot on. The dude helped us with questions we had and after ordering let us know he'd bring our food to us. We waited a couple mins and our food came out! Initially my first thought was "damn, they're not stingy with their portions here!" We opted for the Goku fries and a regular Deadpool sandwich. It being our first time we wanted to try different flavors. BRUH, that food smacked SO HARD! We slammed everything and kept saying, wow this is good. The ingredients were fresh, the green sauce (whatever it is) was delicious on our sandwich! We will for sure be back & tell all of our friends about this place!

Crave Subs is a fun little sandwich spot with a comic book theme. All the sandwiches are named…read moreafter cartoon characters, which makes the menu pretty cool. We tried the Ed Edd and Eddy and the Mr. Burns. Both were really good on Dutch crunch. We also customized our sandwiches by adding pickles, banana peppers and onions. I believe the sandwich comes with the standard lettuce and tomato. Easy place to grab a solid sandwich in my opinion. Can't go wrong with any of them. We'll be back to try their fries and other sandwiches.

Had a half sandwich (caprese) and soup (clam chowder)…read more The gentleman was very friendly and our food was out quickly and most importantly was quite delicious. Would definitely recommend and will return.

The service was extremely slow. I got here for lunch and I was the 2nd customer. There was only one…read morecustomer before me which they brought out his order a few minutes later. My order (a half chicken sandwich and a cream of tomato soup) took forever for them to bring out. The cream of tomato soup had sugar in it! I couldn't eat more than a couple of spoons. I don't recommend it at all. I'll never understand why would they add sugar to the soup?? The double pesto chicken sandwich barely had pesto in it. Totally bland. It came with a big piece of dill pickle which helped me eat the sandwich. I wonder if the bread is really sourdough. I can't trust. My first visit to this place was underwhelming. Next time, I'd rather go to Panera Bread or even Subway. Sugar in the soup! I'll never get over it.

We ordered our drinks and sandwiches to-go. We ordered the lemongrass tofu and chicken banh mi. The…read morebread was fresh and good. Although the tofu was a little dry and lacked some flavor (had to use sriracha), the chicken banh mi was flavorful and well done, though there was quite a bit of chicken. The fruity matcha with boba was also pretty good as was the Vietnamese coffee, though the coffee was on the strong side. They also sell sesame balls, French bread, and other baked goods as well. We recommend ordering ahead since there is a good amount of people coming in each morning. They take phone and online orders. This is a nice sandwich spot and they have 3 round tables with 4 seats and 4 rectangle tables with 4 seats or so. There is plenty of seating to go around.

Located on a corner in a non descript strip mall, La Ca Bakery & Cafe shares a storefront with…read moreMochinut donuts. The inside interior design is something more akin to a 7/11 grocery store, with a wide countertop displaying colorful and tasty looking Mochinut donuts with the back area for food options. The space is peppered with some two or three person tables as well, with a small display shelf helping to delineate where the line to the cashier starts. Regarding the viet coffee, this one was particularly strong, with a definite higher proportion of coffee to condensed milk that doesn't offend but also risks being a bit TOO strong (wild to say that when all viet coffee at its core is strong). Overall, it's conveniently located, but I think I might prefer to go further south for something with a more balanced taste profile.

Staff were friendly, but when I got home to eat my sandwich, 1/3 of it was missing meat. It was…read moreonly bread and sauce. I did use a birthday coupon for 50 percent off the Matt Caine sandwich I got, so maybe that's why the staff didn't put meat in a big portion of the sandwich. I was very disappointed. Update: I reached out and they fixed the problem. Quick response.

Tried two vegetarian options this time: Meatless Mike and Sometimes, both on Dutch crunch…read more Meatless Mike comes with vegan meatballs, marinara, and pepper jack. Flavor wise, it's solid but nothing memorable. The marinara does most of the heavy lifting, and while the vegan meatballs are fine, they don't quite replicate the hearty bite you'd want in a meatball sandwich. Pepper jack adds a little kick, but overall it felt a bit one note. Sometimes has mushrooms, artichoke hearts, pesto, and provolone. This one was the better of the two. The pesto adds good richness, and the artichokes give it a nice tang, but it can get a little oily and heavy after a few bites. Mushrooms were decent but not especially meaty or bold. Dutch crunch was fresh with a good crunch, as expected, though it did tear up the roof of my mouth a bit, classic Dutch crunch problem. Overall, Ike's is consistent and reliable, especially for vegetarian friendly options, but these sandwiches didn't really wow me for the price. Good, not great.

I have always enjoyed the sandwiches, soup, salads, and desserts through Eric's deli…read more I want to put in a large order through DoorDash, but they have blocked the special instruction page so the customers are unable to put notes about dietary needs. ***Please update your door dash app to open the instruction page for notes for customers with dietery needs** Thank you.

Jorge gets 5 starts for customer service, he was very welcoming and kind. Ordered my favorite,…read morepilgrims progress and a cup of clam chowder for the combo, i have no notes for the sandwich however the clam chower wasnt as good as ive had in the past at other locations. The shop is a decent size, plenty of seating and Jorge did give us water cups as we waited which was appreciated.

Clean location, very friendly staff, delicious sandwich!…read more Went in because I was craving a certain sandwich, and did not have time to shop for all the ingredients then make it at home with everything else I had to do for the day. I didnt know if I would find a primo sandwich location open on a Sunday since they do more of their business Monday to Friday , but I was pleased to find The Sandwich Spot open. I got pretty much exactly what I was looking forx and enjoyed a great lunch at home.

Newish sandwich spot for the area so of course I had to try. They're set up like a chain, clean,…read moreorganized with a system that seems to know what it is doing. But don't think there are multiple locations...yet. Upon receiving my sandwiches, it was wrapped in a paper with their company logo, and from a quick glance it is super similar to the Jersey Mikes logo in terms of color, so it has a real familiar vibe. No hate just an observation. This used to be another restaurant (maybe even several) on the edge of an industrial zone/business park, but also not too far from several shopping strips. There's spacious seating inside, but in the later afternoon when I went, nobody was eating in. But quite a few take-out and third party pick-ups. I even saw a poster showcasing their catering aspect for common work lunches on the company dime. Good for them. Niles Canyon ($14.50/4*) I opted to up this to their combo meal which includes a bag of chips and a soda for another $5. So this was easily a $20 lunch meal without tipping yet. Pricey yes, but not because they are pricier than most, but that is just the going rate for eating a meal outside these days. $15 - $20 per person are common and anything under $15 is now considered cheap eats and getting harder to run into. This sandwich had slightly warmed up deli turkey that when stacked with the swiss cheese slices, kinda softened the cheese. It wasn't ooey gooey but the cheese wasn't firm and cold either. There was another layer of prosciutto as well which wasn't too noticeable but did add another dimension. I chose to go with the full produce choice, as I love the freshness of veggies to go with meat sandwiches. There was also a layer of fresh avo slices which lent a creamy richness to the bites. I tried one of their sliced breads to go for this sandwich, as I tried a sourdough roll for another sandwich that I got to-go for my work lunch the next day. That way I got to sample their bread offerings. Their sliced marbled rye bread is thick sliced, very soft and moist with a good bread chew. They use a good bread supplier for sure. On top of mayo and mustard which is common, they also put their Bomb Sauce which seems like a garlic-y spread of sorts. I can definitely smell it, but the taste isn't overly strong. I'd say super similar to Mr Pickles. Prosciutto Sandwich ($13/4*) This was an all-cold traditional sandwich. I took a couple of bites there to see how it was fresh from the counter, and I ate the rest the next day at work. I gotta say I liked it better the next day as all the flavors melded more together. Even tho the veggies get a bit mushier, I've always liked a well dressed salad sensation in sandwiches, kinda like a Muffeletta sandwich where it is refrigerated overnight, meant to be eaten the next day. Their prosciutto isn't the old school imported version, or at least I've never had one quite like it. I'm assuming a domestic version, even seemed more like cappicola to me as I sensed a tinge of fennel up in there. So pretty satisfied with my first visit. I'll definitely get sandwiches here again for work or day trip lunches. Pretty much on the same level as Togo's or Mr. Pickles, but just more local. With sandwich names as The Quarry Lakes, The Decoto and The Dumbarton, just pulls on my local lovin' heartstrings. Props.

From knowledgeable staff willing to help at every step, to the selection of additional products…read more(drinks and chips) to the fresh bread and amazing sandwich- this place is hard to top! Stopped here real fast to grab lunch while at work and was not disappointed. Fresh bread. Fresh veggies. Right amount of cheese. Generous meat. Neatly packaged. Great staff. All things that make for a great deli! So many times we see things on yelp or online and take that chance to try them and end up disappointed- but this was NOT the case! If you're here on yelp and are scrolling by to see if this is your next lunch spot, take this as your sign that it absolutely is. This is my new favorite spot in SL!

We walked in at about 4:10 on a Monday afternoon. There were several people scattered around the…read moredining room. Some were chatting, others were apparently waiting for their orders. We noticed two self-service ordering kiosks to the right but decided to check out the menu board and salad case first. When we were done, the cashier asked if she could take our order. That's always my preference over poking buttons on a impersonal screen. We placed our order, paid, and stood aside to wait. My name was called when our order was ready. It was bagged and ready to go. We thanked the cashier and went home. Normally, I'm not a sandwich guy. Today, after working outside in the sun, I was hungry and had a craving for something filling and cold. Macaroni Salad was on my mind. I looked that up on Yelp and Bara's was reasonably close. I also saw a Shrimp Salad that looked pretty good online. When we arrived home, I proceeded to take pictures of our meal. Sigh. Instead of Macaroni Salad, we got Potato Salad. Not quite the same. A quick peek at my receipt and I saw that the wrong key must have been pressed. I should have checked my receipt after I paid. The cashier should have repeated the order before sending it. The Potato Salad didn't satisfy my craving for Macaroni Salad, but I wasn't about to drive back to exchange it. The flavor was unique though, in that it had a cheesy flavor. The Shrimp Salad was not good. Flavor wise, it was okay with a little bit of heat. But texture wise, it was a mess. If Shrimp was supposed to be cooked for two minutes and then dropped into an ice bath, these had been cooked for four minutes and not iced. They were cooked to death. I got a Bay Area Special with Swiss. It was okay. A ton of meat, not so much on the veg. I would prefer more balance. But overall, it was pretty good. She got The Gobbler. She also felt that the meat overwhelmed the veg. Additionally, the cranberry sauce was overwhelmed by the cream cheese. We came, we saw, we ate. It'll be a long while before I go after another sandwich.

Finally stopped at Luccas Deli after driving past it a hundred times and yeah... I've been missing…read moreout. Came through with my wife and kids, we all kept it simple and got the same thing. ham + salami on a sweet roll with everything. First bite told me everything I needed to know. bread was soft, meat fresh, nothing overdone just straight up good. Place runs smooth too. You walk in, grab a number, and they call you up. Sign tells you exactly where to go so you're not standing there confused like some spots. Staff were cool and quick. They got a solid setup with drinks, chips, even frozen stuff to take home. Didn't try the potato salad this time (kinda regret that lol) but I'll be back for sure.

Great sandwich and great spot. I ordered the roasted turkey sandwich and it was really good. The…read moreturkey tasted fresh, the bread was soft, and everything was well balanced. Simple but very flavorful. Service was quick and the place has that classic Italian deli feel. Definitely a solid spot for a good sandwich. I'll be back to try more.

Beautiful neighborhood cafe always bustling with locals. They have coffee, smoothies, pastries, and…read moresometimes food like ramen. I believe the owner may be Japanese. They sell healthy packaged boxes at the front. Can usually find a table inside or outside. Some folks may stay long with laptops. One bathroom stall.

Tried this place for the first time recently - fairly busy, so I thought "must be decent". I…read moreordered a medium iced matcha and a turkey pesto panini. Fairly priced: for a medium iced matcha, a turkey pesto panini & two Nutella sticks for my kids = $22.60 The matcha was good, they automatically sweeten it with brown sugar. The turkey panini was pretty good too. Basic, but good. The place looks okay as far as being well kept. Space to chill inside and outside. My only ick about this place is that there were flies flying all around inside, made it hard to sit inside and enjoy our food and drink. Service was also mediocre. Not bad but also not above and beyond.

Quality of food Excellent Customer Attention…read moreClean Friendly Wait Staff Cool Vibe Varied menu

Came for a weekday lunch. This place is put right in the middle of the industrial area of Hayward…read more They have a lovely space with lots of tables but most get their food to go. I got a meatball sandwich, one of their specials this week. It comes with a pickle and pepperoncini on the side. Sandwich was delicious and warm. Really good ratio of ingredients and everything was neatly packed without a mess. I thought it could be a bit small but it's a solid work day lunch without falling asleep. Total with a drink and a bag of chips I paid around $16. Staff was helpful and friendly! I'd definitely come back here if I'm in the area.