Options. You have them here -- skip the bland processed taste of Subway grab a bag at Which Wich and create your sandwich. Different sauces, cheeses, and spreads make for lots of unique variations. The vegetables seem very fresh and pack a good crunch. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Plan ahead though, the place can get busy at lunch and dinner and the sandwiches can take longer to make than other places as they are each custom made to your instructions.
(4)
Daniel B.
Local sandwich chain, but that being said it was pretty good and packed. I disagree with JD, but then again, I got sick after eating at Jimmy Johns.
(4)
Michael S.
Have now tried multiple other options here, still love it. I was surprised to learn how good the shakes/malts are. Tried the banana and chocolate so far, so good! The only criticism I have so far, is if you are looking for a "cold" sandwich since they all come warm. I tried the crab salad with guac, and I personally didn't care for that being warm at all. I am sure I could ask for it cold next time but there are so many other great options I haven't care to revisit that yet.
(4)
Breanna R.
Great !! Great customer service, Kharis and Breanna are two super sweet girls! Will be coming back :D
(5)
Nicole W.
The idea is interesting, the choices are endless, but the execution does not work for me! They have 9 different "types" of sandwich types, with bread choices, veggies choices, cheese choices, and hot or cold. But if you have an option of a reuben - don't ask me what cheese, what bread, what sauce - if those are options then it isn't a reuben!! I'm sure it works for some, but to me it is completely too overwhelming and not how i want to deal with my sandwich obtaining time! Kudos to the staff for seeing my inability to figure out the process and getting frustrated, i was 30 seconds from leaving and ordering next door at garbanzos, they helped me figure out what i wanted, filled out "my bag" and getting me through the process. Again, it's my issue with the process and options, i'm sure this is a great place for those that enjoy all the choices and ability to make it their own!
(2)
john W.
Not normally a fan of sandwich joints, but this is my favorite, above Jimmy John's and the rest. Fun ordering process, lots of choices. Whenever i find myself in 'the ranch' around a meal time, Which Wich is usually where I end up.
(4)
Laura R.
There is no reason to ever go to Subway again. Which Wich is tasty, fresh, and affordable! Really, if you boost your wich up with lots of veggies and cheese, you're not going to get a small sandwich... you'll be full when you're done. There are so many options here! I really like the turkey. The wait is about 10 minutes during lunch (understandable because of all the offices nearby). I like to look at the daily papers they hang up on the wall while I wait. Bonus: if you climb a 14er and take a picture at the top with a Which Wich bag and bring in a printed picture, you get a free wich and your picture posted on the wall! Really fun idea. The staff is always friendly and helpful, which surprises me a little because they clearly work their tails off. One star is dinged because the dining area is pretty cramped, though that'll change when it gets nice enough to eat outside.
(4)
Ruth C.
Not my favorite place cause it just is too darn much work for me to order my sub. You have to write on their bag your own order and fixings and then take the bag to the counter to pay and wait for them to make it. Decent food, but just more work than I would like to do (yea, guess I am kind of lazy, huh?).
(3)
Sara B.
When looking at the top places to dine in the area, this little number came up. It wasn't until I got my order that I realized I had visited a sister location in Dallas. The place is super cool. Pick a bag, pick your sandwich, your toppings, write your name. Fresh ingredients, pretty quick service. Yummy choc shake.
(4)
Brian R.
Well, I feel kind of bad for the people who give poor ratings for Which Wich because they can not figure out how to order on the bag. It's really not that hard, but I did attend their online course to learn how to do it. 2 hours of time well spent. Okay, kidding aside. I do really like the sandwiches here at Which Wich. Lots of choices, meats, toppings, spreads etc. Toasted, not toasted. You can have it exactly like you want it. The quality of the food is good and the staff is always friendly. Give it a try.
(5)
Jody G.
I am normally a fan of Which Wich, but this location needs work. The cashier was friendly, but that is the end of the positive. Add avocado to your sandwich - that's $1.50 - and it was brown and mushy. I understand that the quality of produce can vary, but a heads' up that it wasn't up to par would have been nice. Additionally, the sandwich was drowning in mayo - It was squeezing out the sides of the sandwich with each bite. I ordered a medium size, hoping to save half for later, but that second half is going in the trash.
(2)
Renee W.
This was my first visit to Wich Wich; had heard a lot about it and whenever I wanted to try it, the line was out the door. This time around, there was a line but I didn't mind its length. I had read prior that you can grab a paper bag that has all kinds of topping selections in order to make your own sandwich. I was a tad overwhelemed when I waslked in but I quickley chose my base meat and a sharpie, and I was off and running. I built a deliciously tasty turkey, black olive, avocado, cucumber, mushroom, swiss, light mayo and yellow mustard concoction on wheat. Fabulously toasted; however there was definitely a heavy hand with the yellow mustard. WAY more than I like and it did get messy. But that didn't ruin my lunch! Overall, I had a good first experience there. The staff was friendly and efficient, so I will definitely return.
(4)
Dan N.
Oooh Boy, an FTR for me! A new concept in sandwich eatery concepts, Which Wich? Has a unique ordering system: Find a bag numbered according to the protein type, mark it up with your options, and put your name at the bottom. Proceed to the cashier with your bag and chips, order, and wait for your name. I chose the #3 (Meat) bag. Checked off the Reuben, adding Swiss, and Deli mustard. After a few minutes I was delivered said sandwich in the bag. Very tasty corned beef & 1000 Island dressing, along with my options. It's a nice concept, and the food was fresh made to order by a young, motivated staff.
(4)
Brian W.
Riddle me this Batman: name a quick casual restaurant that closes at 7:00pm? Which wich, Robin. Good grief.
(1)
Wendy T.
Tried Which Wich for the first time today and it was good. It's a bit of a different approach to ordering, and it took a few seconds for me to figure out the drill. As Dan N. wrote in his review, you start with a paper bag that applies to which sandwich type you'd like (I picked vegetarian) and then mark the dressings, toppings, etc., that you'd like to have on your sandwich. You turn in your bag, pay for the meal and wait for your name to be called. All the sandwiches are toasted and there is a good amount of variety to choose from. The vegetarian sandwich options were especially good. However, I'm not so good at putting together a new sandwich on the fly and I wasn't completely confident that my picks would be to my liking. I picked the tomato and avocado base, added lettuce, pesto, red onions and swiss cheese on wheat bread. It was a good sandwich, but I wish I'd had a bit more guidance from someone chef-y who could have zinged it up for me a bit. All that being said, I will probably give Which Wich another shot. Now that I understand the process, I think I can do better on the sandwich making. But it would be nice to have some pre-designed options to choose from for those times your in a hurry or just don't have the brain power at the ready to create a tasty 'wich.
(3)
Cherie G.
Holy bubbles, Batman! The first time I walked in here, I felt like I was back in elementary school taking a standardized test. I was a bit confused when I first walked in because I was expecting the usual sandwich shop ordering procedures, then I figured it all out. I have to say, I love the selection of sandwich toppings! My kids love filling in their bag "bubbles", too. Make sure you order a cookie--they're delicious! Also, if you're in a hurry, I wouldn't suggest eating at Which Wich... it takes a few minutes to get your order.
(3)
Michael G.
This is a great sandwhich shop to order exactly what you want with the red pens. Been there many times, the bread toasted is better than subways toasted, and always seems to be crowded. A good thing. True this is HR, but its also fun hearing the false made up names for sandwhich pickup.
(4)
John P.
Great sandwich! Love that I can pick my ingredients. If you're hungry order the large. The regular is a snack size.
(5)
Jesse C.
If you're a sandwich lover, you'll be a which which addict. They literally have over 1 million combinations of different sandwiches that you can order through their unique, personalized, and best of all pressure free ordering system. Great fresh ingredients, the only thing keeping it from being 5 star in my opinion is the size of the sandwich itself, I want more! But you'll be fine if you just grab some chips (they home make their delicious tortilla bags)
(4)
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Loud Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Has TV : No Waiter Service : No
Shane W.
Options. You have them here -- skip the bland processed taste of Subway grab a bag at Which Wich and create your sandwich. Different sauces, cheeses, and spreads make for lots of unique variations. The vegetables seem very fresh and pack a good crunch. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Plan ahead though, the place can get busy at lunch and dinner and the sandwiches can take longer to make than other places as they are each custom made to your instructions.
(4)Daniel B.
Local sandwich chain, but that being said it was pretty good and packed. I disagree with JD, but then again, I got sick after eating at Jimmy Johns.
(4)Michael S.
Have now tried multiple other options here, still love it. I was surprised to learn how good the shakes/malts are. Tried the banana and chocolate so far, so good! The only criticism I have so far, is if you are looking for a "cold" sandwich since they all come warm. I tried the crab salad with guac, and I personally didn't care for that being warm at all. I am sure I could ask for it cold next time but there are so many other great options I haven't care to revisit that yet.
(4)Breanna R.
Great !! Great customer service, Kharis and Breanna are two super sweet girls! Will be coming back :D
(5)Nicole W.
The idea is interesting, the choices are endless, but the execution does not work for me! They have 9 different "types" of sandwich types, with bread choices, veggies choices, cheese choices, and hot or cold. But if you have an option of a reuben - don't ask me what cheese, what bread, what sauce - if those are options then it isn't a reuben!! I'm sure it works for some, but to me it is completely too overwhelming and not how i want to deal with my sandwich obtaining time! Kudos to the staff for seeing my inability to figure out the process and getting frustrated, i was 30 seconds from leaving and ordering next door at garbanzos, they helped me figure out what i wanted, filled out "my bag" and getting me through the process. Again, it's my issue with the process and options, i'm sure this is a great place for those that enjoy all the choices and ability to make it their own!
(2)john W.
Not normally a fan of sandwich joints, but this is my favorite, above Jimmy John's and the rest. Fun ordering process, lots of choices. Whenever i find myself in 'the ranch' around a meal time, Which Wich is usually where I end up.
(4)Laura R.
There is no reason to ever go to Subway again. Which Wich is tasty, fresh, and affordable! Really, if you boost your wich up with lots of veggies and cheese, you're not going to get a small sandwich... you'll be full when you're done. There are so many options here! I really like the turkey. The wait is about 10 minutes during lunch (understandable because of all the offices nearby). I like to look at the daily papers they hang up on the wall while I wait. Bonus: if you climb a 14er and take a picture at the top with a Which Wich bag and bring in a printed picture, you get a free wich and your picture posted on the wall! Really fun idea. The staff is always friendly and helpful, which surprises me a little because they clearly work their tails off. One star is dinged because the dining area is pretty cramped, though that'll change when it gets nice enough to eat outside.
(4)Ruth C.
Not my favorite place cause it just is too darn much work for me to order my sub. You have to write on their bag your own order and fixings and then take the bag to the counter to pay and wait for them to make it. Decent food, but just more work than I would like to do (yea, guess I am kind of lazy, huh?).
(3)Sara B.
When looking at the top places to dine in the area, this little number came up. It wasn't until I got my order that I realized I had visited a sister location in Dallas. The place is super cool. Pick a bag, pick your sandwich, your toppings, write your name. Fresh ingredients, pretty quick service. Yummy choc shake.
(4)Brian R.
Well, I feel kind of bad for the people who give poor ratings for Which Wich because they can not figure out how to order on the bag. It's really not that hard, but I did attend their online course to learn how to do it. 2 hours of time well spent. Okay, kidding aside. I do really like the sandwiches here at Which Wich. Lots of choices, meats, toppings, spreads etc. Toasted, not toasted. You can have it exactly like you want it. The quality of the food is good and the staff is always friendly. Give it a try.
(5)Jody G.
I am normally a fan of Which Wich, but this location needs work. The cashier was friendly, but that is the end of the positive. Add avocado to your sandwich - that's $1.50 - and it was brown and mushy. I understand that the quality of produce can vary, but a heads' up that it wasn't up to par would have been nice. Additionally, the sandwich was drowning in mayo - It was squeezing out the sides of the sandwich with each bite. I ordered a medium size, hoping to save half for later, but that second half is going in the trash.
(2)Renee W.
This was my first visit to Wich Wich; had heard a lot about it and whenever I wanted to try it, the line was out the door. This time around, there was a line but I didn't mind its length. I had read prior that you can grab a paper bag that has all kinds of topping selections in order to make your own sandwich. I was a tad overwhelemed when I waslked in but I quickley chose my base meat and a sharpie, and I was off and running. I built a deliciously tasty turkey, black olive, avocado, cucumber, mushroom, swiss, light mayo and yellow mustard concoction on wheat. Fabulously toasted; however there was definitely a heavy hand with the yellow mustard. WAY more than I like and it did get messy. But that didn't ruin my lunch! Overall, I had a good first experience there. The staff was friendly and efficient, so I will definitely return.
(4)Dan N.
Oooh Boy, an FTR for me! A new concept in sandwich eatery concepts, Which Wich? Has a unique ordering system: Find a bag numbered according to the protein type, mark it up with your options, and put your name at the bottom. Proceed to the cashier with your bag and chips, order, and wait for your name. I chose the #3 (Meat) bag. Checked off the Reuben, adding Swiss, and Deli mustard. After a few minutes I was delivered said sandwich in the bag. Very tasty corned beef & 1000 Island dressing, along with my options. It's a nice concept, and the food was fresh made to order by a young, motivated staff.
(4)Brian W.
Riddle me this Batman: name a quick casual restaurant that closes at 7:00pm? Which wich, Robin. Good grief.
(1)Wendy T.
Tried Which Wich for the first time today and it was good. It's a bit of a different approach to ordering, and it took a few seconds for me to figure out the drill. As Dan N. wrote in his review, you start with a paper bag that applies to which sandwich type you'd like (I picked vegetarian) and then mark the dressings, toppings, etc., that you'd like to have on your sandwich. You turn in your bag, pay for the meal and wait for your name to be called. All the sandwiches are toasted and there is a good amount of variety to choose from. The vegetarian sandwich options were especially good. However, I'm not so good at putting together a new sandwich on the fly and I wasn't completely confident that my picks would be to my liking. I picked the tomato and avocado base, added lettuce, pesto, red onions and swiss cheese on wheat bread. It was a good sandwich, but I wish I'd had a bit more guidance from someone chef-y who could have zinged it up for me a bit. All that being said, I will probably give Which Wich another shot. Now that I understand the process, I think I can do better on the sandwich making. But it would be nice to have some pre-designed options to choose from for those times your in a hurry or just don't have the brain power at the ready to create a tasty 'wich.
(3)Cherie G.
Holy bubbles, Batman! The first time I walked in here, I felt like I was back in elementary school taking a standardized test. I was a bit confused when I first walked in because I was expecting the usual sandwich shop ordering procedures, then I figured it all out. I have to say, I love the selection of sandwich toppings! My kids love filling in their bag "bubbles", too. Make sure you order a cookie--they're delicious! Also, if you're in a hurry, I wouldn't suggest eating at Which Wich... it takes a few minutes to get your order.
(3)Michael G.
This is a great sandwhich shop to order exactly what you want with the red pens. Been there many times, the bread toasted is better than subways toasted, and always seems to be crowded. A good thing. True this is HR, but its also fun hearing the false made up names for sandwhich pickup.
(4)John P.
Great sandwich! Love that I can pick my ingredients. If you're hungry order the large. The regular is a snack size.
(5)Jesse C.
If you're a sandwich lover, you'll be a which which addict. They literally have over 1 million combinations of different sandwiches that you can order through their unique, personalized, and best of all pressure free ordering system. Great fresh ingredients, the only thing keeping it from being 5 star in my opinion is the size of the sandwich itself, I want more! But you'll be fine if you just grab some chips (they home make their delicious tortilla bags)
(4)