$5.75 for a small sandwich with whatever veggies/dressing/condiments you want?! Okay! This place has some rockin' sandwiches for a really good price. I got a Tomato & Avocado sandwich here with some (carefully) selected additional vegetables and sauces on skinny wheat bread, toasted, and wow, my taste buds went for a joy ride. Snarf's is by far my favorite sandwich shop, but this place comes pretty close as far as taste and value go! Yum!! I'll be Bach. Har har... (Sorry, I had to.)
(5)
Alan N.
Quick and easy, as always. This is the closest WW to my work place (still not close enough) and I always recommend it. I'm surprised more people have not tried WW, personally I think it is way better than Subway. Better bread, better ingredients, more options and variety. Stop by this place and get yourself a good sandwich.
(4)
Jae M.
Very interesting/cool spin on sandwiches. I went on a Thursday evening around 6pm or so and was one of 3 customers for the 20 min or so I was there. I got the tomato and avocado and added in veggies. One of the things I absolutely LOVE is that they offer potato chips as one of their add-ins. However, they are chips that are smashed so they are like little crumbles on your sandwich, so fantastic! So much better than placing the whole chip on your sandwich. I also got my bread toasted, which was a nice option. You can get your sandwich either as a "hot wich" or "cold wich". I was under the impression that the whole sandwich goes in the toaster and since I can't imagine toasted avocado tasting very good, I made sure to tell the guy that I just wanted the bread toasted. Anyways, over all, the sandwich was delicious. A little over priced for veggie in my opinion. I'm not a big believer in paying the same price for a veggie option when it's basically all of the stuff the meat-eaters get minus the meat but for the same price - it is what it is. Minus one star for very dirty tables and one of the guys behind the counter (I'm assuming a manager since he was wearing a collared shirt) not wearing a cap/something to prevent stray hair from getting into the food. Since the restaurant was very empty and slow, I don't see any reason for the tables to be dirty since it could have easily been remedied.
(4)
Randal R.
Gotta love Which Wich - grab a marker, choose your meat category and start customizing your Wich without worrying about holding up a line. Prices comparable to other sandwich shops like JJ but more choices. You can even get a Bowl Wich which my wife choose but she's not a witch (well maybe the good witch of the west ). It was a large bowl with lots of goodies she picked on her bag. Warm cookies, Gold Peak tea and Which wich radio cranking out good tunes. This franchise just opened and everyone was friendly - come and grab your Wich. Wish we had one in Durango!
(5)
LaTonia W.
This was my first time@Wich Wich. Interesting concept they have for ordering your food. I like it. I had the Philly Cheesesteak with Cheez Wiz & one of there freshly made Chocolate chip cookie ice cream sandwiches. I loved every bite of each! Can't wait to try a regular sandwich...soon.
(5)
Claudine M.
Great service! Came here for lunch time and the worker asked me if it was my first time here. She then explain the process of how to order and even gave suggestions. I got a skinnywich which was wrapped with lettuce and they even gave me advice on how to eat it so it doesn't make a mess. Will try more of their sandwiches since I live so close. Cannot wait to fill up my wich card to get a free sandwich! :)
(4)
Brenda L.
It's the store opening day! And there are literally at least 10 employees behind that counter. That's good assurance of fast service! I'm happy they opened another location nearby campus because now I can conveniently get fresh pineapple or pineapple/banana milkshakes ($4 for a medium). They're delicious and unique!!! I crave them all the time. Their other milkshake flavors are good too (chocolate, strawberry and vanilla) & they give you the option of adding banana to any of them or turning them into a malt. I don't prefer this sandwich spot over Togo's but because Togo's doesn't exist in Denver I would have to say this is the next best sandwich spot. I much prefer this sandwich spot over Jimmy John's or Subway. You customize your sandwiches using a bag that has check marks on it. You can choose what cheese, bread, meat, sauce, veggies etc you want on it (see attached picture). You can get onion strings on your sandwich for no additional cost and you can pretty much add as many veggies as you like without additional cost either (with one or two exceptions). I like the option they have of "skinny-ing" your sandwich. This reminds me of the french baguette sandwiches you see at fancy Delis. It's much easier to eat when skinny-Ed. Only semi-downside of my experience today was how it was a little weird when they called my name to get my milkshake before they were done making my sandwich. Also, my milkshake cup had drippings down the side. Again- get the pineapple milkshakes.
(4)
Anna Z.
I love how there is a yummy sandwich place so conveniently located next to school. It's a much needed addition to the existing fast food places in the plaza. This is definitely better than your typical subway sandwiches. Though it may cost more (6 inch is about 6 dollars), but which wich has so many more interesting ingredients! And the milkshakes are amazing! It is still a very affordable price. I get very full off of a 6 inch sub and I appreciate how they cut it for you. I came during lunch hour on a weekday and thankfully I ordered online beforehand because it made the process so much quicker. The wait would have been at least 20 minutes. The online ordering process is very simple. You pick everything you want on your sandwich starting with choice of meat and they spell out everything that cost extra so that you aren't aware of unexpected charges. Most vegetables are free so you can definitely pile that healthy stuff on! I also really appreciate that their bread comes in wheat. The bag the sandwich comes in is also very hipster =) I love the pineapple milkshake which has real pineapple pieces (say what?!) and it's not too sweet or anything. I definitely want to go back and try the different sandwich combinations they have to offer.
(4)
Mary M.
Was out at university hospital with family & needed lunch. Quick check of yelp & found the close-by joint. Love it. Interesting concept of sandwich selection. Pick a type up want, grab the associated bag & start marking all the ways you want it fixed then hand it in. Quick & very friendly staff that makes sure you know how to order if it's your first visit. Great sammy & a lot of fillings. So happy to really taste the avocado I ordered. Get the large cup & keep it so the next time you drop in you get 50cents of a refill. I would love to try other selections. Give it a try for a fresh tasty wich.
(4)
Sara M.
This brand new sandwich shop has only been open two weeks and at an early dinner time, had only a few other customers. It is in a strip of eateries near the hospital complex and is apparently swamped at lunch and shift changes, but as a visitor, I picked an odd time. I have never been in this chain before and if this one is typical, I would frequent regularly if there was one near me. I loved the ordering system, so easy and seems pretty foolproof. And so very customizable! I had and Italian Grinder which was just what an east coast native would expect, though next time I would get double cheese. Otherwise, the meats were tasty and fresh, hot pepper mix just right, lettuce fresh, black olives standard and the bread warm, oil and vinegar authentic, just not enough provolone. I loved the option to "skinny" the roll. Staff was very helpful and friendly and trying very hard to do a good job at a new place. Parking was easy, though road construction at Colfax and Potomac was a bit of a problem for now.
(4)
Maz M.
Good atmosphere and friendly service. Ingredients the same as every other which wich I've been too. This is definitley a hopping location and worth stopping into
(4)
Andrea M.
This is a clean sandwich shop. Large portions but it's a chain restaurant. Try something new, although you won't be disappointed. The avocado and tomato sandwich is my favorite. Really fresh produce.
(4)
James C.
A good solid, sandwich spot with plenty of options. I'm glad they put a sandwich spot so close to campus. They offer milkshakes, cookies, sandwiches and potato chips. Which wich, provides an innovative way to ordering sandwiches they list all your possible options on a paper baguette bag, and is made to order how ever way you want it. If you want it basic you can get it basic, if you want a sandwich with all the bells and whistles you can get that too. The staff is friendly and inviting, willing to answer any questions. Overall, the meat and veggies tasted fresh and better than the nearby jimmy johns and subway in my opinion. Although they do not provide a delivery service like Jimmy Johns, the sandwiches are good, made to order, and a treat to eat so give this place a shot if you're in the mood for a nice sandwich and happen to be in the area. The sandwiches are good but not great therefore it's a 4/5 for me but really no complaints and will come here often.
(4)
Chris T.
Had Which Wich for the first time. Love the ordering process. I had The Wicked and it was an awesome sandwich. I would prefer strip bacon over bacon chips but still good nonetheless. Will definitely be going back when I visit Aurora again.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Brunch Bike Parking : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
Annie C.
$5.75 for a small sandwich with whatever veggies/dressing/condiments you want?! Okay! This place has some rockin' sandwiches for a really good price. I got a Tomato & Avocado sandwich here with some (carefully) selected additional vegetables and sauces on skinny wheat bread, toasted, and wow, my taste buds went for a joy ride. Snarf's is by far my favorite sandwich shop, but this place comes pretty close as far as taste and value go! Yum!! I'll be Bach. Har har... (Sorry, I had to.)
(5)Alan N.
Quick and easy, as always. This is the closest WW to my work place (still not close enough) and I always recommend it. I'm surprised more people have not tried WW, personally I think it is way better than Subway. Better bread, better ingredients, more options and variety. Stop by this place and get yourself a good sandwich.
(4)Jae M.
Very interesting/cool spin on sandwiches. I went on a Thursday evening around 6pm or so and was one of 3 customers for the 20 min or so I was there. I got the tomato and avocado and added in veggies. One of the things I absolutely LOVE is that they offer potato chips as one of their add-ins. However, they are chips that are smashed so they are like little crumbles on your sandwich, so fantastic! So much better than placing the whole chip on your sandwich. I also got my bread toasted, which was a nice option. You can get your sandwich either as a "hot wich" or "cold wich". I was under the impression that the whole sandwich goes in the toaster and since I can't imagine toasted avocado tasting very good, I made sure to tell the guy that I just wanted the bread toasted. Anyways, over all, the sandwich was delicious. A little over priced for veggie in my opinion. I'm not a big believer in paying the same price for a veggie option when it's basically all of the stuff the meat-eaters get minus the meat but for the same price - it is what it is. Minus one star for very dirty tables and one of the guys behind the counter (I'm assuming a manager since he was wearing a collared shirt) not wearing a cap/something to prevent stray hair from getting into the food. Since the restaurant was very empty and slow, I don't see any reason for the tables to be dirty since it could have easily been remedied.
(4)Randal R.
Gotta love Which Wich - grab a marker, choose your meat category and start customizing your Wich without worrying about holding up a line. Prices comparable to other sandwich shops like JJ but more choices. You can even get a Bowl Wich which my wife choose but she's not a witch (well maybe the good witch of the west ). It was a large bowl with lots of goodies she picked on her bag. Warm cookies, Gold Peak tea and Which wich radio cranking out good tunes. This franchise just opened and everyone was friendly - come and grab your Wich. Wish we had one in Durango!
(5)LaTonia W.
This was my first time@Wich Wich. Interesting concept they have for ordering your food. I like it. I had the Philly Cheesesteak with Cheez Wiz & one of there freshly made Chocolate chip cookie ice cream sandwiches. I loved every bite of each! Can't wait to try a regular sandwich...soon.
(5)Claudine M.
Great service! Came here for lunch time and the worker asked me if it was my first time here. She then explain the process of how to order and even gave suggestions. I got a skinnywich which was wrapped with lettuce and they even gave me advice on how to eat it so it doesn't make a mess. Will try more of their sandwiches since I live so close. Cannot wait to fill up my wich card to get a free sandwich! :)
(4)Brenda L.
It's the store opening day! And there are literally at least 10 employees behind that counter. That's good assurance of fast service! I'm happy they opened another location nearby campus because now I can conveniently get fresh pineapple or pineapple/banana milkshakes ($4 for a medium). They're delicious and unique!!! I crave them all the time. Their other milkshake flavors are good too (chocolate, strawberry and vanilla) & they give you the option of adding banana to any of them or turning them into a malt. I don't prefer this sandwich spot over Togo's but because Togo's doesn't exist in Denver I would have to say this is the next best sandwich spot. I much prefer this sandwich spot over Jimmy John's or Subway. You customize your sandwiches using a bag that has check marks on it. You can choose what cheese, bread, meat, sauce, veggies etc you want on it (see attached picture). You can get onion strings on your sandwich for no additional cost and you can pretty much add as many veggies as you like without additional cost either (with one or two exceptions). I like the option they have of "skinny-ing" your sandwich. This reminds me of the french baguette sandwiches you see at fancy Delis. It's much easier to eat when skinny-Ed. Only semi-downside of my experience today was how it was a little weird when they called my name to get my milkshake before they were done making my sandwich. Also, my milkshake cup had drippings down the side. Again- get the pineapple milkshakes.
(4)Anna Z.
I love how there is a yummy sandwich place so conveniently located next to school. It's a much needed addition to the existing fast food places in the plaza. This is definitely better than your typical subway sandwiches. Though it may cost more (6 inch is about 6 dollars), but which wich has so many more interesting ingredients! And the milkshakes are amazing! It is still a very affordable price. I get very full off of a 6 inch sub and I appreciate how they cut it for you. I came during lunch hour on a weekday and thankfully I ordered online beforehand because it made the process so much quicker. The wait would have been at least 20 minutes. The online ordering process is very simple. You pick everything you want on your sandwich starting with choice of meat and they spell out everything that cost extra so that you aren't aware of unexpected charges. Most vegetables are free so you can definitely pile that healthy stuff on! I also really appreciate that their bread comes in wheat. The bag the sandwich comes in is also very hipster =) I love the pineapple milkshake which has real pineapple pieces (say what?!) and it's not too sweet or anything. I definitely want to go back and try the different sandwich combinations they have to offer.
(4)Mary M.
Was out at university hospital with family & needed lunch. Quick check of yelp & found the close-by joint. Love it. Interesting concept of sandwich selection. Pick a type up want, grab the associated bag & start marking all the ways you want it fixed then hand it in. Quick & very friendly staff that makes sure you know how to order if it's your first visit. Great sammy & a lot of fillings. So happy to really taste the avocado I ordered. Get the large cup & keep it so the next time you drop in you get 50cents of a refill. I would love to try other selections. Give it a try for a fresh tasty wich.
(4)Sara M.
This brand new sandwich shop has only been open two weeks and at an early dinner time, had only a few other customers. It is in a strip of eateries near the hospital complex and is apparently swamped at lunch and shift changes, but as a visitor, I picked an odd time. I have never been in this chain before and if this one is typical, I would frequent regularly if there was one near me. I loved the ordering system, so easy and seems pretty foolproof. And so very customizable! I had and Italian Grinder which was just what an east coast native would expect, though next time I would get double cheese. Otherwise, the meats were tasty and fresh, hot pepper mix just right, lettuce fresh, black olives standard and the bread warm, oil and vinegar authentic, just not enough provolone. I loved the option to "skinny" the roll. Staff was very helpful and friendly and trying very hard to do a good job at a new place. Parking was easy, though road construction at Colfax and Potomac was a bit of a problem for now.
(4)Maz M.
Good atmosphere and friendly service. Ingredients the same as every other which wich I've been too. This is definitley a hopping location and worth stopping into
(4)Andrea M.
This is a clean sandwich shop. Large portions but it's a chain restaurant. Try something new, although you won't be disappointed. The avocado and tomato sandwich is my favorite. Really fresh produce.
(4)James C.
A good solid, sandwich spot with plenty of options. I'm glad they put a sandwich spot so close to campus. They offer milkshakes, cookies, sandwiches and potato chips. Which wich, provides an innovative way to ordering sandwiches they list all your possible options on a paper baguette bag, and is made to order how ever way you want it. If you want it basic you can get it basic, if you want a sandwich with all the bells and whistles you can get that too. The staff is friendly and inviting, willing to answer any questions. Overall, the meat and veggies tasted fresh and better than the nearby jimmy johns and subway in my opinion. Although they do not provide a delivery service like Jimmy Johns, the sandwiches are good, made to order, and a treat to eat so give this place a shot if you're in the mood for a nice sandwich and happen to be in the area. The sandwiches are good but not great therefore it's a 4/5 for me but really no complaints and will come here often.
(4)Chris T.
Had Which Wich for the first time. Love the ordering process. I had The Wicked and it was an awesome sandwich. I would prefer strip bacon over bacon chips but still good nonetheless. Will definitely be going back when I visit Aurora again.
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