I want to thank Henry for reaching out to me after reading about our experience. Nothing says…read morecustomer service like going out of your way to make it right for your customers and Henry did just that. We went back today and the food was delicious. This time my husband got the Granada which was recommended to us by Henry and I got my usual Legendary. Both sandwiches were packed with meat/ chicken and on top of that they both came out hot and ready to devour. The bread was succulent and a good amount of mayo and ketchup was added. All in all this is the experience we had been wanting to have and I'm so glad we went back. Thank you to Henry, again, for going out of his way to make us feel welcomed and well attended. He was happy to have us back and we felt very appreciated as customers. Can't wait to come back and try other sandwiches!

It was ok. Service was good. I got the chopped cheese…read morewithout the mayo because mayo stresses me out. Plus, when you have cheese, the juice from the meat, and other sauce in it, Mayo is just confusing and unnecessary. The sandwich itself tasted good, but it was a lot of bread for the meat and toppings served. I would've appreciated having some of the bread hollowed out. But if you like lots of bread, then this is your jam. Price is decent for this day and age, and it was a big sandwich. I might come back and try the patty melt. I love Patty melts

I didn't come here to eat I just came by to purchase a BuzzBall or Beatbox so I could pregame…read morebefore heading to a small concert. The store where the liquor is at is tiny but they have a good selection of different liquors and beer available. The Beatbox was nice and cold so no cup of ice was required.

This place is so cool, it's an all in one spot with some of the best sandwiches in town! Very clean…read moreand the staff is so nice. Parking is a little tough but if you're a native you know exactly what to do. They seem to always be fully stocked with the latest stuff. I had a bacon lettuce and cucumber sandwich it was delightful.

I was thrilled when my darling girls asked me to meet them here on a Saturday morning. I'm so…read morethankful they discovered this place otherwise I would have never known. Ulew started in 2023 as a pop-up on the corner of Olympic & Soto selling natural juices. Now they have a café where they also serve Guatemalan coffee, pastries, and traditional & creative food options. The entrance is a bit tricky. Go through the doorway by the flower shop and proceed down the hallway. You place your order off to the right and on the left of the hall is the dining area. The lounge is warm & welcoming. It feels and looks like you are in someone's living room. The walls are lined with artwork by local artists, which are for sale, and there are even books & board games for your entertainment. Our order consisted of Café de Olla, Café Del Dia, Latte De La Barrio, and a Jalapeño Cream Cheese Croissant. My Café de Olla was perfect. The first sip was a delight on the palate. I could taste the notes of spices and a hint of orange. The other two beverages were just as good. The bold, richness of the coffee stood out on the Café Del Dia, and the Latte De La Barrio was delicious. I also liked the traditional clay mugs in which they were served. (Large orders are served in a to-go cup.) The Jalapeño Cream Cheese Croissant was also exceptionally good. The croissant was flaky & fluffy with a generous amount of cream cheese filling and jalapeño slices. In addition to the locals, about 10 police officers came in for breakfast. A true testament to how good this place is. I must mention that the staff are incredibly friendly here. The lady at the register, the man who brought us our order and kept checking on us, and the guy who bussed our table. Not only do they care about serving quality food & drink but they also care about their customers' overall experience. *Street parking.

First time dining here, and this place definitely has my attention. This isn't your standard coffee…read moreshop -- they also offer food with both traditional and creative options. Everything feels thoughtfully put together. The service is amazing, and they provide great recommendations if you're unsure what to order. The space itself is very nice and welcoming. Jeffery (Tomas) was extremely friendly and helpful. You can truly feel that this is a family-owned restaurant. I really appreciated how he described the restaurant as his family's journey -- that personal touch makes the experience even more special.

DAMM !!!!! Delicious !!!!!…read more Well, for those of you that follow me, know I'm a cheeseburger kind of dude.... (Still strange to me) But this place makes some of the best sandwiches I've ever eaten..... I had the broadway sub and it is awesome..... it's a little messy but totally delicious. I also ordered the garlic knots ... wow !!!! Soooo good . My wife had the spaghetti with meatballs... excellent. I can't say anything about the location because I had my order delivered. Through Grubhub. I'm definitely going to order again. This place is definitely worth trying... And like I always say,,,,, If for some reason you don't like this place,,,,,, You're definitely brain dead..... (Jk) hahaha

Service was nice & fast, unfortunately I did not think the sandwich I tried was all that. I'm not…read moresure why everyone advertises they use Boars Head... I think there are better deli meats. Sandwich was massive, however, it was mostly lettuce. Didn't notice from the pictures that the sandwiches aren't very balanced between meats and veggies. It's my personal preference for some more balance or flavor in a sandwich, peppers/onions/seasonings. Honestly, Jersey Mike's seasons their veggies better. I will say the bread at this deli was a notch above Jersey Mike's which is definitely a plus as good bread can make or break a sandwich. Mozzarella sticks were great, although they were normal sticks nothing out of the ordinary but I've definitely had worse sticks (looking at you Prince St Pizza...) so I'd recommend them if fried cheese is your jam! Service counter young lady was nice, she was quick and helpful with her suggestions. Small store, kind of looks like a convenience store and then the deli counter is on the right of the entrance and cashier is in the back. Easy ordering process. Parking is in the back, limited spaces. No inside seating available from what I saw, just counter to order and that's it. Grab and go type of spot for sure. Place was OK - if I lived closer, I would think it's an ok spot to come more often but I would not go out of my way to come.

Came for a quick snack and accidentally found an elite combo: onion rings + the orange drink…read more The onion rings were perfectly crispy and not greasy, and the orange drink was cold, refreshing and low-key addictive. Salty + sweet = chef's kiss. Service was fast and friendly, and the place was clean and chill--perfect for a quick bite and drink. Simple, but sooo good. I'd come back just for this combo lol.

I came here for a late dinner. I saw that they were open late(1am) and drove there after reading…read morethe reviews. First and foremost, I was greeted once I was ready to place my order. Then was giving a number. I waited no more than 6 minutes for my food. Chili cheese fries with pastrami = $20. The fries, cheese and the pastrami was good. The chili though was disappointing. No flavor what so ever. Customer service was good. I'll give it another shot and order something different.

The Food was really delicious and fresh. And the baked goods they have are so beautiful. They also…read moresell beautiful plants and pots. I walked in got the zucchini loaf bread warmed up. Mole chilaquiles with avocado. I ordered the penguin garden green juice. And the n purchased a gorgeous Zebra Plant and a hanging pot for it. Best morning!

Great little cafe in the neighborhood. We ordered the…read morechilaquiles and I am happy to report that they actually have a nice kick, unlike others that just taste like tomatoe sauce, like where is the kick at!? Orange juice is freshly squeezed. Did not get a chance to try their coffee but I did see a lot of HS kids ordering coffee. Lady at registry is very friendly, thats a plus. Bad service usually means you will likely not enjoy your food. Cafe is small and cute. The pillows in seating area look cute (are too fluffy) and I feel like they take alot of space. Definitely coming back. Menu is quite extensive, so choose wisely. :)

While there are a wide variety of different cuisines in the San Gabriel Valley, surprisingly, a…read morephilly cheese steak can be difficult to come by. Having grown up in the Midwest, I used to eat them often, but I have not had a cheesesteak since moving to LA. I decided to give this place a try. There was a small change of plans, with my wife wanting to also try other nearby food trucks. Instead of ordering a philly cheesesteak, I ended up ordering the Big Boy fries, which are fries topped with chili, beef, and pastrami. I realized they had philly cheesesteak fries after I ordered those, and in hindsight I wish I had gotten the philly cheesesteak fries. The Big Boy fries were still amazing though. Essentially, they are a lot like The Hat's pastrami chili cheese fries - chili, pastrami, and then the additional beef you would see in a philly cheese steak. Still pretty good, but did not satisfy my craving for philly cheese steak. I will have to come again to try their sandwich in the future.

The spot for a delicious Philly cheese steak sandwich. I recommend the big boy special because it…read morehas 3 different meats on it which give it a unique flavor. The animal fries were also really good and the onion gave them a tasty flavor. Pros -Delicious food -Friendly service -Quick service -A lot of variety for sandwiches and fries Cons -No tables to eat at

I'm back for round 2 and this place doesn't disappoint. My buddy and I had the "kicken chicken" and…read moreit was great. The breads have a good sweet taste along with just the right amount of crunch. My buddy said, "I don't like sandwiches much but this one was good." Side note, he's a foodie. I don't enjoy spicy foods but this sandwich has the right amount of spicy. Overall, you cant go wrong with this place.

tl;dr the Dutch crunch rolls highlight an otherwise standard lineup of hearty deli sandwiches…read more The Los Angeles sandwich scene ranges from terrific tortas to farmer's market-on-a-bun, but few spots have embraced the Bay Area's beloved Dutch crunch roll. These slightly sweet hoagie rolls are coated with rice flour, creating an addictively crunchy, tortoise-shell top. While hard to find, Dutch crunch rolls are the specialty at Ghost Sando Shop. This small sandwich chain (from the mind of NorCal native and former Chipotle exec Benjamin Sales) debuted in the Fairfax District, and it has expanded to Orange County and the Valley. Every sandwich at Ghost Sando sports a Dutch crunch roll, and the lineup has achieved TikTok fame. Briefly, Grand Central Market is a semi-outdoor industrial market turned upscale food court. The sky-high walls are painted white, and the concrete floors are slickly polished. Even during the day, only a few rays of sunshine enter through the skylight roof, leaving each vendor's neon sign to pop. During busy hours, expect foot traffic shoulder-to-shoulder through the narrow aisleways. Here, Ghost Sando has a central stall near the wide stairwell. You can't miss the bright teal paint or custom green neon sign. The walls are tastefully decked with hexagon tile and wooden slats. The sandwich production line is front and center, and staff members buzz around even well after the weekday lunch rush. Stools are pressed up against the long stainless steel bar counter, guaranteeing a seat for customers. My partner and I visited Ghost Sando for a weekday lunch, but our food was prepared relatively quickly. Immediately, I was shocked by the sheer density of the sandwiches. Rolled into compact cylinders, the weight could have fooled me into thinking they were bricks. The "Large" size was plenty for even a hefty appetite, but I can't imagine how anyone could tackle the double-topping "XX Large" portions. I also enjoyed the unique Dutch crunch loaf -- consider holding your sandwich upside-down to fully appreciate the crispy shell. Otherwise, the sandwiches were more standard than spectacular. The cold cuts are more like grocery store variety than premium deli, and the veggies are only a step above Subway. I preferred the mildly spicy Firebird to the warm-ish Pastrami Mami, but neither blew my socks off. The service is mostly disengaged, and the sandwiches run from $15 each. Reasonably, a sandwich can be extended across 2 meals. The sandos are mostly standard, but the Dutch crunch rolls are mildly addictive. While Ghost Sando is not a reason alone to pay GCM a visit, it is a filling and reliable bet for routine DTLA lunch.

Have been going to get French dip beef sandwiches from Philippe's since the 70's, and they are…read morestill delicious. Ordered the beef dip with extra dipping au jus, macaroni salad -- sooo good! Be sure to add some of there hot mustard to add a little spice! Also tried the boysenberry pie and got some of their hot mustard to take home too! Staff is always so friendly! Love the old school phone booths and the Photo Booth inside the restaurant. Plenty of free parking in there lot at the rear of the restaurant, but there is also street parking, and a short walk from either the Metro stations at Chinatown or Union Station.

I have had Philippe's original on my list for 7 years already lol…read more We finally made our way out here to give them a try. The good: free parking and how fast they get through the big line. The bad: everything else Employees there but neither friendly or unfriendly. Inside could most definitely use a good scrub down. Food: got beef dip The sandwich was edible but not memorable. The meat had zero flavor and the dip tastes & looked like brown salt water. Very disappointed to be honest as I had such high expectations. Glad I got to check it off my list but most definitely won't be returning.

Very nice hidden gem here, it's located off the beaten path, romantic and whimsical with a…read moregoth-like feel. I tried the beignets and they were really tasty, server was attentive and a good looking crowd showed up for "The Obscure" reserved seating for tasting and I was told mocktails if you're not into the spirits of that sort.