I had high hopes for this place. But after my visit today I will not be returning. Upon entering the place was a madhouse with pre-teen kids running everywhere, and confused youth workers getting in everyones way. The placement of the ordering counter inevitably causes a traffic jam in the middle of the place. Anyone who is slightly claustrophobic I advise to stay away. It took me 7 minutes to place my order, and another 15 minutes to finally receive it. I live 3 blocks from the GP location and when I got home, my hot philly cheesesteak sub was cold. Out of 5 stars I rate the sandwich 2 stars. When I pay over 12$ for a sub I expect it to be above Subway quality, which it wasn't. Too bad this could've been a well needed sub shop for GPFarms.
(1)
Juliana S.
I was of the mindset that this area did not need another sandwich spot. With panera just down the street and nautical deli a few miles away, there were already enough options for me. However upon giving this place a try I was more than pleasantly surprised. The concept is trendy, but we'll executed so it doesn't feel like it's trying too hard or too complicated for older generations. You start out by choosing your bag, and fill in your sandwich choices right on the bag. They have lots do meat options and many veggie options. My vegan BFF was impressed by all vegan dressings and vegan bread. I've had the caprese with the house balsamic vinegrette and the artichoke with the balsamic vinegrette. I'm telling you I could drink their balsamic vinegrette. The cookies are fresh baked and warmed in the oven when you order them. The owner, Eric, can be seen around the restaurant wiping down tables and greeting customers. Each time I've been he's greeted us, and he remembered my sweet dad by name. Big points there. This is a great addition to the village. I can't wait to try the app and pre-order my sandwiches!
(5)
Ramsey S.
Finally variety and quality when it comes to a sub all in a great atmosphere thats fresh and inviting. Really hoping they start delivery to residences soon. Lots to try i will be back.
(5)
Jason E.
Heard from a friend about the Which Wich opening in Gross Pointe Village and had to check it out. Here is my review. Very impressed with the layout and the design of the store. The colors from the subway tile behind the counter and the ceiling and floor tiles tie together really nicely. The staff was very friendly and courteous and walked me through exactly how to order a sandwich even though the place was very busy. The design of the store is fun and whimsical, reminds me of shopping in a Trader Joe's. I ordered a Buffalo Chicken sandwich and a Sriracha Tuna to go for my girlfriend. The crisp fresh taste was obvious from the first bite, comparing strongly to Potbelly but with a little better kick and spice. Even though my girlfriend had the sandwich about 2-3 hours after it was made, she loved it! We will be back for sure, great addition to the area and the sandwich market.
(5)
Sarah J.
I had a good black bean veggie sub with lettus, tomato, fried onion straws, blue cheese, and mayo. It was really good and very filling. The prices are a bit hefty for sub shop fare but the subs are sizable and a small is plenty filling. Really really good milk shakes.
(3)
Nick M.
A nice, clean sandwich venue with fresh ingredients, solid prices, an original-type menu and courteous employees -- what more can you ask for? I've been wanting to come here for a while, and after a hungover sushi excursion went in another direction I went here with my partner. The all-white interior actually looks pretty nice, and there are more than enough tables to eat inside (and get free refills on pop). The menu can be complicated at first, but it's ultimately easy to grasp: there are brown paper bags with different numbers on them (4 for beef, 5 for chicken, 6 for vegetarian, etc etc) and you pick what you most desire. (They even have seafood on the menu.) Then, you check off a plethora of options for your sandwich: size (7 inches, 10 inches, 14.5 inches); toasted or not; veggies -- which include banana peppers, jalapenos, lettuce, red onion, onion straws -- and all free add-ons beside avocado; meat add-ons like bacon ($1 extra); sauces and spices (ranch, spicy ranch, buffalo sauce, vinegar, oil, oregano, salt, pepper, etc.) and the breads (wheat, white, naked in a bowl). I love the variety, as you can basically make thousands of different food concoctions right at your own fingertips. And if you feel confused or have a question, the employees know what they're doing and are really nice. I had the medium (10-inch) buffalo chicken sandwich, on wheat, with numerous add-ons and it was DELICIOUS. Very filling and fresh. Loved it. This place, even after one try, was so much better than Subway and Quizno's and you get more bang for your buck. They need to open more of these in the metro area. (TIP: They don't validate parking)
(5)
Antonio L.
Nothing changed, went two days ago and was not greeted, treated like I was bothering them, and found a hair in my sandwich, done ever eating here
(1)
Tiffany M.
The staff was very friendly when they seen me standing there looking like I was a lost orphan trying to figure out how to order a sandwich... STEP 1. walk in look at menu posted in wall STEP 2. Pick your bag to the corresponding sandwich number listed on the menu. STEP 3. Write on the brown bag with your red sharpie how you want it. STEP 4 Give your order to the people at register and pay STEP 5. get a free sticker and pin located next to register and wait for your number to be called. STEP 6. Eat!
(5)
Sjanni P.
Large selection and fresh ingredients. This is an office favorite. We have put in large orders and not a single issue.Great lunch place with something for everyone.
(4)
Caitlin R.
I love this place!! The process to order your sandwich is super simple! The make it so you can pick exactly what you want. The staff is very helpful and super friendly! My sandwich always comes out how I want it, and quickly. Family friendly, too!
(4)
Kate E.
I want to love this place, I really do, I just don't! The sandwiches can be compared to Potbelly's in quality but with a much larger price tag. You custom make your sandwich like subway but instead of telling them what you want you fill out a paper bag. It seems like a cool idea but I think it slows things down. The cashier has to read the bag and transfer that into the computer then they slide it on a wired line to the sandwich maker who has to break their neck and squint their eyes just to read the bag and figure out what you want on your sandwich (I feel bad for them). I've had no one in front of me and it still took 15 minutes to get 2 sandwiches. I really feel like its because the poor sandwich makers can't see the damn bags clearly. This is also why I think 2 of the times I've been there they haven't put things I've requested on my sandwich. Their shakes are amazing though, I would recommend getting one of those. The atmosphere is cool as well, very yellow and fun. The service has always been friendly, just slow. The fact is the subs are good but for the price it's not worth it. I'd rather go to Potbelly, Subway or Jimmy Johns pay less, not wait so long and get the same quality food.
(2)
Mary K.
Had a catering order today ordered on EZ Caterer. Food arrived early, packed well, fresh, plentiful and delicious ! Lemonade was very good not too sweet not too tart. They have a huge variety of sandwiches and all were delicious! I highly recommend!!
(5)
Alexandra Z.
Fantastic! I am Potbelly obsessed and this is so much better than potbelly. Customer service is amazing. Super clean which is really important to me. 5 stars!
(5)
Sharang D.
My favorite sandwich shop in the world! I have been a loyal fan since 2008 when I tried which wich for the first time in Dallas, TX. The staff is always nice and friendly. This location is in pretty cool part of the Detroit metro area. The service is really good and quick. The shakes here are awesome! Very thick and made to perfection! The sandwiches are simply the best!! Very fresh and flavorful. I love the veggie black bean party and the buffalo chicken sandwich with extra buffalo sauce!! Try the potato chips on your wich!! Enjoy!! ;)
(5)
Angel F.
This is a very clean and well organized establishment. All I need is for you all to get a gluten free bread, and I my entire family could dine here!
(4)
Jennifer B.
Loved it. Truly superior. Fresh ingredients that you can stack as many as needed on your sandwhich. Also great milkshakes
(4)
Sherry B.
Delicious and vegan! Had the tomato Avocado on white with some extras added. Super yummy!!!!! So glad to have another vegan option in the area. Co-owners were making subs- very nice guys, treated customers well and checking in with customers.
(5)
Coleman H.
I went here for the grand opening and LOVED IT!! The employees are very nice, helpful and professional. The atmosphere is casual and inviting. The food is fresh and tasty! Which Wich is like an upscale subway except Which Wich has many more options and a much better selection. A place like this is exactly what the Village needs!! Check it out!!!!
(5)
Brian T.
SLOW SLOW SLOW!!!!! Been there twice, once ordering in the restaurant and once from their app. The first time took 20 minutes from ordering to pickup. So I thought I would try their app the next time. I established a 7:40 pickup and it was 8:00 before it was ready. Sandwiches aren't bad, but be ready to devote a major chunk of time waiting.
(1)
K C.
I waited in line on opening day to try which wich because I know how popular these restaurants are all over the country. I loved my Sandwhich (I created my own with chicken, pesto and feta) and my husband loved his pizza which and milkshake. Great new addition and we'll be back!
(5)
Carol E.
Awesome, awesome, awesome! The Italian grinder was the best! Probably one of the best I've had and kets not forget the milkshakes!! Oh yum! Of course the first week is a bit chaotic but who cares when the food is so great??!! Should only get better and better. Good work and good luck to the new staff and owners. Can't wait to try the pastrami and pulled pork sandwiches - I heard they are fabulous! Plus you can get it all made into a salad for those calorie conscious or carb avoiders. Can't wait to go back next week!
(5)
John F.
The sandwiches are good. They are serving a modern approach to food at decent prices. If your tired of the same old sandwich joints in the area it will fill that void. The only negative is that it does take a little wait for a sandwich. Maybe its the new staff or the fact that most sandwiches are hot I assume but i would estimate on my few trips it takes approx 10 min. Thats really not unreasonable but if you're in a hurry expecting jimmy johns or subway type speed it doesnt flow that way, But I would say the food seems worth it. Endless combinations and fresh ingredients. The milk shake was good too. I will be back.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Street Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Hipster Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
E P.
I had high hopes for this place. But after my visit today I will not be returning. Upon entering the place was a madhouse with pre-teen kids running everywhere, and confused youth workers getting in everyones way. The placement of the ordering counter inevitably causes a traffic jam in the middle of the place. Anyone who is slightly claustrophobic I advise to stay away. It took me 7 minutes to place my order, and another 15 minutes to finally receive it. I live 3 blocks from the GP location and when I got home, my hot philly cheesesteak sub was cold. Out of 5 stars I rate the sandwich 2 stars. When I pay over 12$ for a sub I expect it to be above Subway quality, which it wasn't. Too bad this could've been a well needed sub shop for GPFarms.
(1)Juliana S.
I was of the mindset that this area did not need another sandwich spot. With panera just down the street and nautical deli a few miles away, there were already enough options for me. However upon giving this place a try I was more than pleasantly surprised. The concept is trendy, but we'll executed so it doesn't feel like it's trying too hard or too complicated for older generations. You start out by choosing your bag, and fill in your sandwich choices right on the bag. They have lots do meat options and many veggie options. My vegan BFF was impressed by all vegan dressings and vegan bread. I've had the caprese with the house balsamic vinegrette and the artichoke with the balsamic vinegrette. I'm telling you I could drink their balsamic vinegrette. The cookies are fresh baked and warmed in the oven when you order them. The owner, Eric, can be seen around the restaurant wiping down tables and greeting customers. Each time I've been he's greeted us, and he remembered my sweet dad by name. Big points there. This is a great addition to the village. I can't wait to try the app and pre-order my sandwiches!
(5)Ramsey S.
Finally variety and quality when it comes to a sub all in a great atmosphere thats fresh and inviting. Really hoping they start delivery to residences soon. Lots to try i will be back.
(5)Jason E.
Heard from a friend about the Which Wich opening in Gross Pointe Village and had to check it out. Here is my review. Very impressed with the layout and the design of the store. The colors from the subway tile behind the counter and the ceiling and floor tiles tie together really nicely. The staff was very friendly and courteous and walked me through exactly how to order a sandwich even though the place was very busy. The design of the store is fun and whimsical, reminds me of shopping in a Trader Joe's. I ordered a Buffalo Chicken sandwich and a Sriracha Tuna to go for my girlfriend. The crisp fresh taste was obvious from the first bite, comparing strongly to Potbelly but with a little better kick and spice. Even though my girlfriend had the sandwich about 2-3 hours after it was made, she loved it! We will be back for sure, great addition to the area and the sandwich market.
(5)Sarah J.
I had a good black bean veggie sub with lettus, tomato, fried onion straws, blue cheese, and mayo. It was really good and very filling. The prices are a bit hefty for sub shop fare but the subs are sizable and a small is plenty filling. Really really good milk shakes.
(3)Nick M.
A nice, clean sandwich venue with fresh ingredients, solid prices, an original-type menu and courteous employees -- what more can you ask for? I've been wanting to come here for a while, and after a hungover sushi excursion went in another direction I went here with my partner. The all-white interior actually looks pretty nice, and there are more than enough tables to eat inside (and get free refills on pop). The menu can be complicated at first, but it's ultimately easy to grasp: there are brown paper bags with different numbers on them (4 for beef, 5 for chicken, 6 for vegetarian, etc etc) and you pick what you most desire. (They even have seafood on the menu.) Then, you check off a plethora of options for your sandwich: size (7 inches, 10 inches, 14.5 inches); toasted or not; veggies -- which include banana peppers, jalapenos, lettuce, red onion, onion straws -- and all free add-ons beside avocado; meat add-ons like bacon ($1 extra); sauces and spices (ranch, spicy ranch, buffalo sauce, vinegar, oil, oregano, salt, pepper, etc.) and the breads (wheat, white, naked in a bowl). I love the variety, as you can basically make thousands of different food concoctions right at your own fingertips. And if you feel confused or have a question, the employees know what they're doing and are really nice. I had the medium (10-inch) buffalo chicken sandwich, on wheat, with numerous add-ons and it was DELICIOUS. Very filling and fresh. Loved it. This place, even after one try, was so much better than Subway and Quizno's and you get more bang for your buck. They need to open more of these in the metro area. (TIP: They don't validate parking)
(5)Antonio L.
Nothing changed, went two days ago and was not greeted, treated like I was bothering them, and found a hair in my sandwich, done ever eating here
(1)Tiffany M.
The staff was very friendly when they seen me standing there looking like I was a lost orphan trying to figure out how to order a sandwich... STEP 1. walk in look at menu posted in wall STEP 2. Pick your bag to the corresponding sandwich number listed on the menu. STEP 3. Write on the brown bag with your red sharpie how you want it. STEP 4 Give your order to the people at register and pay STEP 5. get a free sticker and pin located next to register and wait for your number to be called. STEP 6. Eat!
(5)Sjanni P.
Large selection and fresh ingredients. This is an office favorite. We have put in large orders and not a single issue.Great lunch place with something for everyone.
(4)Caitlin R.
I love this place!! The process to order your sandwich is super simple! The make it so you can pick exactly what you want. The staff is very helpful and super friendly! My sandwich always comes out how I want it, and quickly. Family friendly, too!
(4)Kate E.
I want to love this place, I really do, I just don't! The sandwiches can be compared to Potbelly's in quality but with a much larger price tag. You custom make your sandwich like subway but instead of telling them what you want you fill out a paper bag. It seems like a cool idea but I think it slows things down. The cashier has to read the bag and transfer that into the computer then they slide it on a wired line to the sandwich maker who has to break their neck and squint their eyes just to read the bag and figure out what you want on your sandwich (I feel bad for them). I've had no one in front of me and it still took 15 minutes to get 2 sandwiches. I really feel like its because the poor sandwich makers can't see the damn bags clearly. This is also why I think 2 of the times I've been there they haven't put things I've requested on my sandwich. Their shakes are amazing though, I would recommend getting one of those. The atmosphere is cool as well, very yellow and fun. The service has always been friendly, just slow. The fact is the subs are good but for the price it's not worth it. I'd rather go to Potbelly, Subway or Jimmy Johns pay less, not wait so long and get the same quality food.
(2)Mary K.
Had a catering order today ordered on EZ Caterer. Food arrived early, packed well, fresh, plentiful and delicious ! Lemonade was very good not too sweet not too tart. They have a huge variety of sandwiches and all were delicious! I highly recommend!!
(5)Alexandra Z.
Fantastic! I am Potbelly obsessed and this is so much better than potbelly. Customer service is amazing. Super clean which is really important to me. 5 stars!
(5)Sharang D.
My favorite sandwich shop in the world! I have been a loyal fan since 2008 when I tried which wich for the first time in Dallas, TX. The staff is always nice and friendly. This location is in pretty cool part of the Detroit metro area. The service is really good and quick. The shakes here are awesome! Very thick and made to perfection! The sandwiches are simply the best!! Very fresh and flavorful. I love the veggie black bean party and the buffalo chicken sandwich with extra buffalo sauce!! Try the potato chips on your wich!! Enjoy!! ;)
(5)Angel F.
This is a very clean and well organized establishment. All I need is for you all to get a gluten free bread, and I my entire family could dine here!
(4)Jennifer B.
Loved it. Truly superior. Fresh ingredients that you can stack as many as needed on your sandwhich. Also great milkshakes
(4)Sherry B.
Delicious and vegan! Had the tomato Avocado on white with some extras added. Super yummy!!!!! So glad to have another vegan option in the area. Co-owners were making subs- very nice guys, treated customers well and checking in with customers.
(5)Coleman H.
I went here for the grand opening and LOVED IT!! The employees are very nice, helpful and professional. The atmosphere is casual and inviting. The food is fresh and tasty! Which Wich is like an upscale subway except Which Wich has many more options and a much better selection. A place like this is exactly what the Village needs!! Check it out!!!!
(5)Brian T.
SLOW SLOW SLOW!!!!! Been there twice, once ordering in the restaurant and once from their app. The first time took 20 minutes from ordering to pickup. So I thought I would try their app the next time. I established a 7:40 pickup and it was 8:00 before it was ready. Sandwiches aren't bad, but be ready to devote a major chunk of time waiting.
(1)K C.
I waited in line on opening day to try which wich because I know how popular these restaurants are all over the country. I loved my Sandwhich (I created my own with chicken, pesto and feta) and my husband loved his pizza which and milkshake. Great new addition and we'll be back!
(5)Carol E.
Awesome, awesome, awesome! The Italian grinder was the best! Probably one of the best I've had and kets not forget the milkshakes!! Oh yum! Of course the first week is a bit chaotic but who cares when the food is so great??!! Should only get better and better. Good work and good luck to the new staff and owners. Can't wait to try the pastrami and pulled pork sandwiches - I heard they are fabulous! Plus you can get it all made into a salad for those calorie conscious or carb avoiders. Can't wait to go back next week!
(5)John F.
The sandwiches are good. They are serving a modern approach to food at decent prices. If your tired of the same old sandwich joints in the area it will fill that void. The only negative is that it does take a little wait for a sandwich. Maybe its the new staff or the fact that most sandwiches are hot I assume but i would estimate on my few trips it takes approx 10 min. Thats really not unreasonable but if you're in a hurry expecting jimmy johns or subway type speed it doesnt flow that way, But I would say the food seems worth it. Endless combinations and fresh ingredients. The milk shake was good too. I will be back.
(4)