If you're ever in Seattle and need a quick but delicious bite to eat, you have to stop at Un Bien!…read more Me and my husband visited the city for 4 days and this sandwich was the best thing we ate hands down! We had the Caribbean roast. The bread, the meat, the onions omg all of it was amazing!

the steak sandwich is sooo good!! the grilled onions are huggge. sandwich gets messy with the…read moresauce. definitely get a drink. i think it's better to share since it's very heavy sandwich! street parking and outdoor seating!

The grinder is one of the best sandwiches I have had in a while. Paired with a pickle, chefs kiss!…read more Finally a sandwich that isn't dry, lots of flavor and easy to eat!

Amazing. Honestly one of the best dang sandwiches I've had in my life…read more Pricey as these sandwiches are fresh, quality ingredients, the focaccia bread is wonderful, and the sandwiches are huge! Vegetarian and pescatarian friendly as well. The staff are hard working and friendly. This place is busy but the wait isn't long. They offer both indoor and outdoor dining. You bus your own table but they bring the food out to you. Very modern, cozy, earthy, bougie atmosphere. I have ordered the turkey sandwich twice now as it's just that amazingly delicious. I order it with no remoulade as I'm picky and not a mayo fan so I order it with extra of the vinaigrette. Soooooo bombbbbb. The arugula, the turkey, just everything is so fresh and delectable. My mouth is watering writing this review. My man ordered the fried fish sandwich which I tried and wow....best fish sandwich we both have ever had. Soooo good. It was sold out my first visit here now I understand why it's so popular! I am so excited to return and try the French dip and mortadella in the future! Highly extremely recommend this delicious establishment!!!!

Paseo is my happy place. The grilled chicken thighs are perfectly seasoned -- juicy,…read morecrispy-skinned, and loaded into a toasted baguette with all those incredible toppings. Pair it with a strawberry margarita and you've got yourself the perfect meal. The staff here are the real deal -- friendly, fast, and genuinely passionate about what they serve. The line moves quickly and the food is always worth the wait. If you haven't been, you're missing out. Paseo is a Seattle treasure.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Great spot if you're craving for some Cuban sandwich! Came here for lunch one day, cuz I was…read morecraving for it. Nothing much to say about this spot. Good service, fair price, and good food. I got the one they recommended!

Delicious sandwiches! I got the Royal Grinder (#1) and it was perfect. It took about 12 minutes to…read moreget my sandwich during the lunch rush. There's not much room to eat in this small shop so I recommend taking your order to go and eating at one of the tables outside. I love that they accommodate for allergies and preferences by having Gluten free bread available.

The bread was really good! I think that's probably the most important part of a good sandwich,…read moreespecially a grinder. I appreciated how many vegetarian options they had. You can definitely make things vegan too, but you gotta customize manually to do so. It might be nice to have an identified vegan sandwich on the menu. My partner liked his sandwich and I liked mine too, especially with the vegetarian protein. The service was prompt and efficient. They share a patio with the gyro spot next door but were pretty busy and lively. This seems like a favorite neighborhood spot.

This is more of a 4.5 star but I'm rounding it up because my husband says he would drive all the…read moreway from Kirkland to get these sandwiches :) Service was good, the people were nice. The place is busy but they have a good amount of seatings so it wasn't bad. You place an order up front, get some free samples of bread, and wait until they call your number. We tried the SRW special deal and got the Bambino, fortuna, and the soup. To be honest, the best thing was the soup. It was creamy, smooth, slightly sweet, light but hearty at the same time. I love the ricotta on the side to balance it. Both sandwiches was good, simple but good and they were big. I think I like the sample bread more because it has a nice crunch to them. The bread on the sandwich is softer so it was kinda monotonous. The place is a busy, and a bit loud and bustling, but i still feel calm and relaxed.

Update - We came back to try different sandwiches and got the Soprano about $20. The focaccia was…read morecrisp outside and soft inside, better than the first time we were here. The sandwiches are pretty big - I could only eat half. The only complaint I had was that this particular sandwich was pretty salty, and even my BF who usually likes things salty said it was a bit too salty for him. It could have been a combination of the ingredients that contributed to the saltiness. We do like this place and will come back again to try more sandwiches. Service was excellent and they added outside tables which is nice to sit at when the weather is nice. Parking is always a challenge but we are lucky to be within walking distance.

It had been far too long since we visited what had been a favorite hang when we lived in Seattle. A…read morefriend was in town from Pittsburgh, so we made the trip up from Tacoma. The food was, as always, awesome. I had The Gooch (which I have been jonesing to have again for years!), my partner has Va Va Shroom, and our friend had Emilio Pestevez. We also shared some fries. My only disappointment was the ambiance. I remember it being packed with various Capital Hill denizens, sassy wait staff, and joyful exuberance. This time, it was a ghost town. No one greeted us, we ordered on their phone app, and then food just suddenly appeared. The waiter was friendly but promptly disappeared again. The only other humans we saw were occasional DoorDash drivers picking up their orders. We were perfectly capable of entertaining ourselves...but as a finally leaving the house to eat in a real sit down restaurant experience it left a resounding meh. I was reminded of an episode of the revived X-files, when Muldar and Scully were trapped in automated restaurant hell, although we did manage to produce our own good time. See attached photo which we decided should be our next album cover - Break thru in the Red Room.

Multiple vegan sandwich options?! What?! this never happens. Super thankful for the vegan options…read more Got the El Guapo vegan sandwich and it was really good. You order yourself an inside is kind of dark, but the food was great so pretty thankful.

Really good sandwiches!…read more I was visiting Seattle for work and during my break, I decided to go to the Armory for lunch. This was certainly a great choice, the food is excellent! I had their Philly Cheesesteak, which was awesome. Everything is cooked to order, so there is a slight wait after ordering, but it is certainly worth it. There are also seats and tables outside of the spot for you to eat at, it's shared with a few other restaurants. If you really want an exciting time, eat there while a Zumba is going on! Then you can people watch while enjoying your food.

Big Mike's Sandwich Company is a lunch stall located inside the Armory Food Hall. Big Mike's has a…read morefew sandwich options that are a play on famous sandwich locations. Chicago Italian Hot Beef, Philly Cheesesteak, smash burger and a variety of other quick service beef meals with fries. The service was good and the food was served hot. Everything is packaged to go and there is a large communal seating area in the center of the building. When you order your meal, everything was entered onto a computer screen and paid before your get your food. The Italian Hot Beef didn't come with cheese so I had to add it as an upcharge where it then became more expensive than the Philly cheesesteak. That didn't make sense but it was a good portion size and the flavors were perfect. They have Pepsi products for beverages and although the only condiment they have is Ketchup the other food stall may have a better selection if you need.

We had to stop by and try Salumi in Pioneer Square. This old-school sandwich shop has been around…read morefor decades and has that classic, no-frills feel, with counter seating and straightforward, seriously delicious sandwiches. Everything about it feels authentic and unfussy. Great sandwiches, great atmosphere, and definitely worth a stop if you're in Pioneer Square.

I really wanted to love this restaurant after reading all of the reviews. But a few things were a…read morebit disappointing. I usually engage with someone at a restaurant snd ask for their advice or input when deciding what to order. Salumi is countertop screen or online order only. Staff are focused on making your sandwich and are available to answer questions, but the place gets very crowded and this won't always be possible. I love eggplant parmigiana and was delighted that the sandwich came with a (warm!) cup of marinara. The marinara was a generous portion, a tad spicy, and I soaked up every drop. The sandwich roll was good, average. The toppings were tasty, and sufficient. The eggplant itself was a bit disappointing. The breading was perfectly crispy and light, but the eggplant was sliced so thinly that it was almost an eggplant flavored chip instead of the customary meaty texture. The balance was just off, unfortunately.. Recommend ordering online because this place gets crowded during the lunch rush.

This is the place to go for east coast transplants and MOT's living in the greater Seattle area to…read moreget yer nosh on! Since the family brought their baking in house they've really shined. Their bagels are fabulous as is their lox. For those, like me, who can unhinge their jaw for an authentic pastrami or corned beef masterpiece. Go with the "Ding sized" sandwich. They'll make a smaller Seattle sized version as well for those who don't treat deli as an indulgence of rye and meat piled high. I wish they'd add kreplach to the menu (sorry Vance. I know my litany is old!) but I keep discovering new deliciousness here even after being a regular for nearly 4 years since my recovery from a life threatening illness, that I recovered from in part due to making regular stops here during my post surgical recovery. Just today I had the blintzes for the first time with their in house made cherry compote and sour cream. Amazing. Keep up the amazing work!!! My recommendation for newbies. Get the pastrami on marbled rye with gribenes and mustard. If you're feeling extra indulgent ask for a schmear of chopped liver, if you're keen on said. You won't regret it!

I feel the two dishes I had were a sacrilege, not an homage, to Jewish diner food…read more The matzo ball soup: watery broth and the ingredients tasted like they came out of a can. And pretty much no chicken in it. The "famous hash and eggs" equally underwhelmed. The "hash" mixture seemed to be from yesterday or older, mostly potato, with little corned beef. There was nothing "famous" about it. I tried the fresher corned beef sandwich my friend got and felt the fresh corned beef was quite good - hence the upgrade from 2 to 3 stars here. It's counter service, they bring the food (no numbers for tables makes this a bit of a trial and error) . Coffee is self serve and there is a sign saying refills are $2.75.... how un-American.

Great sandwich shop to stop by before a show at Climate Pledge or while hanging out at the Seattle…read moreCenter. Both indoor and outdoor seating, as well as bathrooms available. We ordered a Smokey the Pig (pulled pork) and Woolly (PB&J) sandwich to split and both were delicious. Yes, even the PB&J. Pair with beer out on the patio and it's a great meal between having fun out and about.

I love this place. These sandwiches keep me coming back, even with a total of over $20 after tax…read moreand gratuity. At least you're getting a large, warm, hearty sandwich that makes you very happy you stopped in. I haven't had a bad one off this menu yet. This weekend I went for my favorite, the Stonehenge. Turkey, cranberry sauce, and cream cheese. It's all fall and Thanksgiving vibes, and I'm here for it. The Cro Magnon is another great choice, and the Paleolithic is a tasty option if you're vegetarian. This is a hearty, filling option around Seattle Center and a great stop before a show at McCaw Hall or an event at Climate Pledge. The outdoor patio is nice in summer. When it gets colder, the indoor seating feels a little crowded and compact. I typically grab mine to go because every time I'm there, it's a little too packed for my taste. Sometimes I just want to eat my sandwich in peace! That said, I'd only take the Stonehenge to go if you're eating it shortly afterward or live in the neighborhood. I live nearby, so it works for me, but this sandwich can have a lot of sauce. Definitely one you want to eat sooner rather than later. Customer service has always been nice. It can be a little slow, but I get it. I like the ambiance, and they have beer, wine, and a TV where you can catch a game. I watched a little while waiting for my sandwich this weekend. Overall, a really great addition to the neighborhood. But over $20 for a sandwich... crazy times.