All sandwich boards are not created equal. Sure the menus are all the same, but I have been to ones that are inedible and others, like this one, that are actually pretty darn good. The staff is always friendly, the salad bar looks fresh, the bread is always squishy yummy fresh and the food is just well put together and good! Its a good one :) read more

The Sandwich Board - a sandwich on a plate - Delis Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I've only been here for breakfast but LAWDY! The biscuits! And moreover, the service! Top-notch. For reals. This spot is across from the building where I work and, for less than three bucks (dollars, not male deer), you can get an egg with noticeably fresh cheese and a fluffy, flaky biscuit that will make you forget all about your shameful affinity for the McDonald's version. My coworkers rave about the two-for-five (bucks/dollars) chorizo burritos on Fridays. Luigi, who I assume is the owner, is a peach, too. Oh, and they aren't open on weekends. read more

Soup. Say what? Soup. Yes. Soup. I like soup. Who doesn't like soup? Weirdos, that's who. You wouldn't think a place called The Sandwich board would have bomb soup but it does! Me like the potato cheese soup the best. Also, delicious is the chicken noodle...I think I'll go get me some now! As far as sandwiches go there are some decent selections here. I go for the BLT or the Turkey Club, Turkey Swiss, anything turkey is solid. Sandwiches are made to order and they are quick about it too! Lots of bread and topping options = happy me. Around $5 to $7 per Sandwich isn't bad, especially cuz they are pretty good size. I love watching the lunch crowd come in and all the, shall we say "larger," customers head directly for the salad bar. Sneeze guard protected, the salad options are pretty standard. You load up your to-go tray and weigh it at the register...so price can vary depending on what you pile on. Really people, you aren't doing yourself a healthy favor if you have a bunch of veggies and then drown your lunch in ranch dressing. Good taste, yes but you aren't fooling anyone. Would you like a diet coke to go with that? Also available are the typical fountain drinks; bottled juices and sodas are in the cooler as you walk in. There is plenty of sitting space at a table or a counter top. They even have a few outdoor tables for the summer months. Staff here is consistently polite and efficient. For all the downtown lunch folks I suggest you give this place a go! read more

I have been coming to this location for over 5 years. It is not the most cost efficient place to get a salad, but I always appreciated the variety and the staff. In the last few months the staff has become very rude. I have seen them treat others badly and today was my turn. I will not be returning. read more

Good breakfast and lunch spot. Great location in the middle of downtown (in the Wells Fargo Atrium). Affordable stuff that tastes good.

Unfortunately today, I am not writing you about how outstanding your salad bar is. Today, I am writing this notification to The Sandwich Board to make those in management that may care, aware of an extremely uncomfortable situation that took place this past Friday, February 3, 3017 around 12:45 pm at your 1560 Broadway St. Denver, CO location. A co-worker of mine and I walked into the sandwich board excited to fix a nice healthy salad for lunch. Brad, an employee of this location, who is typically very helpful, came over to us as we were fixing our salads to let us know that some new and amazing items had been added to the salad bar (power greens, etc.) As I had finished packing my salad in the box, I grabbed a sandwich board bag and placed utensils and a napkin inside (like I always do). Strangely though, my co-worker nudged me and we noticed that at this time the employees Brad, Karena (manager) and the Hispanic woman with tattoos on her face were all standing by the register whispering and pointing at us. It was in this moment that my co-worker informed me that her past two visits into this Sandwich Board location, the three aforementioned people had stared her down as she made her salad and made her feel extremely uncomfortable. I was shocked. Never had I been pointed and glared at while making my salad (my mother taught me that it wasn't polite to point). I was completely clueless about what this behavior could possibly be about. As my co-worker finished preparing her salad, we walked over to the register that Brad was working at. We waited for Brad to finish ringing up the customer that he had. Our turn came, and I greeted Brad with a hello. Brad immediately looked to his right (where Karena was standing and making a sandwich), and asked her, "should I check her bag?" I was livid. The words that I would like to say would be completely inappropriate to put onto paper. I immediately asked Brad, "check my bag?" I moved to open my bag to show Brad what was in it and then stated, "why would you need to check my bag? What could I possibly have taken?" Clearly taken back by my response or my willingness to speak up for myself, Brad was speechless and Karena jumped in the conversation. I looked Karena straight in the eyes while she explained (in complete laughter) that "people" had been coming into the restaurant all week and "walking out" with salads without paying so they just needed to "make sure". I was appalled. I then asked them both what that had to do with me? I hadn't been into SB all week and I was clearly at the register to pay for my salad, so why would Brad indicate that my bag should be checked? And also, the customer in front of me did not receive this same treatment, nor did the customer being serviced to my right. I made all of this clear and stood my ground. Karena laughed. She couldn't stop this nervous giggle and continuously said, "no it's not you, it's just that people have been walking out with salad". I told Karena that maybe I should "go live" on FaceBook or some other social media app so that others can determine if I am inaccurately judging the way that I am being treated in this place of business. Again, Karena laughed. No apology or rectification of their intentions. Nothing. I took pictures of their nametags that unfortunately had no last name on them so that I could later document this experience. Fortunately, an older white woman was standing to my right as this was happening, waiting to ask a question about the soup. She witnessed this entire situation and came to speak with me after I walked out of the restaurant to encourage me to report this to the administration at SB. The woman also provided me with her information in the event that her statement to attest her witnessing this conversation is needed. Another customer stood there and witnessed me being treated completely different than other customers around me. This is solid proof that both Brad and Karena did very little to hide that there was in fact an issue with me. I gave both Brad and Karena many opportunities to discuss any issues that they had with me and they claimed that I was not a concern and their lack of explanation showed that this was clearly some type of acceptable treatment due to something another customer(s) did. Five days later and I am still extremely pissed about this. It's not like I stood there awkwardly and didn't attempt to find out what the issue was. I gave them multiple chances to speak with me about why I was treated this way. I am not sure of SB's mission and values, but I surely hope that something like this is not tolerated. This world is already so UGLY and full of hate. Life is already uncomfortable. Why should I be treated so distastefully when I paid full price for my lunch just as everyone else in the restaurant did? Why would Brad think to turn to another person and ask about checking my bag prior to greeting me at the cash register? What kind of common decency training is provided. read more

Have been here twice in only 2 weeks on the day they serve a taco special. They ran out both times. They weren't that busy, so it should not have been an issue. The rest of the menu is average. read more

They never open their salad bar on time and they WATER DOWN their dressing when it gets low. Their leafy greens are seldom fresh. read more

Fast, yummy and only an elevator ride away. Their French Dip is perfect on a cold day like today. They are also suprisingly well-priced considering they are in a corporate office building. Staff are always friendly and quick. I don't think I need to say anymore. read more

I have been coming to this location for many years for lunch. I work downtown in a building several blocks away from the restaurant and come here for their salad bar. In my opinion, it is the best salad bar option downtown and the price is right. It is very clean and they have many salad topping options and lettuce types to select from. They make their own salad dressings too. I have also had their sandwiches and soup, which are good as well. I've only had positive experiences. The staff is always friendly and the line to order moves very quickly. read more

The staff are always friendly and the food is good. I recommend the roast beef with dipping sauce (au jus). Soups are good too. Standard salad bar available. Good place downtown for a quick lunch break from work. read more

Just came upon the Sandwich Board a few weeks ago. The roast beef sandwich was great. Today the cheesesteak left a lot to be desired. Was very bland. read more

This place is hands down DELISH for breakfast. I have yet to go to lunch but I think for 5 bucks for a nice handmade sausage, egg & cheese croissant it's a deal! Plus there's a starbucks right across to complete your morning. read more

This place has the SLOWEST service I've ever experienced. Without exaggeration, I just waited 8 minutes for one person to make 3 sandwiches. And the one other person "working" there was just sitting by the register. No one was waiting in line. And this happens all the time. They need to staff this place better. And train their staff. The food is good, salad bar is nice, but it always, without fail, takes entirely too long to order and to actually get your order if you want anything besides the salad bar. It's such a shame. read more

First and last time going here. I got the soup and 1/2 sandwich combo and it was nearly $7. The Italian Wedding soup was so-so at best, the Campbell's Chunky soup in a can is way better. The 1/2 sandwich available was the turkey swiss, and I didn't know that a 1/2 sandwich meant a 1/2 slice of turkey. There was literally less meat on this sandwich than they put on a subway sandwich. I may as well have eaten soup and bread. This meal cost The Sandwich Board about .75 cents tops and they charge nearly $7 for it?!?!??! If this meal was $3 I would consider getting it again otherwise this place is a ripoff of giant proportions and the food quality is meh. The only reason I went here was because it is snowing and I didn't want to go outside, but it would have been better to walk in the snow. read more