I thought this was a very cool concept for a food court quickie. The ordering style was quick and easy, and the quality and amount was well worth the $10 sub and drink. I got a chicken salad sandwich and a refillable drink in a plastic cup. The sandwich was made to my liking and enough food to feed me for two meals, lunch and the morning after hangover sandwich. The leftovers were easy to lug around the mall too, because the sandwich came wrapped in aluminum foil.
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Rex B.
I like the ordering system - you get a little paper bag with the options printed on it. They have pens you use to check off the options you want. Really speeds up the ordering when there is a line of people, and reduces mistakes. Sandwiches and bread are good, not awesome which is why I'm giving them 4 stars. But for a reasonable price you get a pretty good sandwich. Also recommend their cookies. They run them thru the same oven that toasts the sandwiches so you get a nice hot cookie.
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Melissa B.
A sub is a Sub is a Sub...Right???? Well depends on which one you order, what you have put on it and could it be the person who makes it??? Well, I am not sure which is the factoring for my decision at this restaurant for the rating..but I was NOT impressed. We were in the mall and I needed to take some food home for Tony and a late dinner..so I saw the Reuben Sub and Noel was in line at Starbucks..so OKAY..a Reuben it is then.. I ordered the #8 which is the reuben and asked them to make it just like how it is made in the photo..he said HUH??? I said as I pointed the HUGE PHOTO on the menu board behind him..and he rolled his eyes and said.."whatever"... WHATEVER??? WHATEVER:???? do you see all the restaurants in this food court...?? I have choices here..... He made the sandwich...I paid and left.. But, NO not again.. The sandwich was just okay per my hubby. I tasted it..not impressed...
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Marsha G.
My husband and I both had food poisoning all night. This was the only food we had in common. I usually love which which, but never again
(1)
Stephen S.
I'm giving Which Wich 4 stars not because it's the best ever but mostly because when I was trapped at a conference at the nearby Gaylord Opryland Hotel this was my little escape from the bubble (and if eating to a mall's food court feels like an escape you know it's desperate times). I could grab my little sandwich bag, check off what I wanted, and get it exact-o-mondo. Not overpriced, no long ridiculous wait. Just a satisfying experience. Sometimes that's really all you need.
(4)
Christine T.
Let me start by saying that my husband and daughter would eat at Which Wich every day if we lived near to one. With that said, the Opry Mills location needs a a long hard look by upper management. They were apparently quite busy when they got in line as I had ordered, found a table, and completed my meal before they met me at our table. Sadly their hot sandwiches and au jus was never heated. What a disappointment.
(1)
Brandee B.
I have never even heard of this place until I saw it in the food court and my friend said she eats there. I fell in love! You get to customize your sandwich anyway you want even down to hot or cold and condiments. Write it on the bag, and you are good to go. I had the chicken cordon bleu with swiss, pesto, mushrooms, and mayo! I wanted two! lol I will definitely come back. Too bad, I was just visiting Nashville, and we dont have one in Cincy that i know of. But its a great concept and the food is very fresh. I think I will try the cheesesteak next time.
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Kelsey W.
Good food I guess. But every time I go they get my order wrong. Which I don't understand, because I write it down for them. Who puts crab meat on a chicken salad sandwich?!
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Sophie D.
I love the idea of customizing my own sandwich and not feeling pressured to choose ingredients while having someone stare you down all the while. I love the fact that there are so many options to choose from and that the sammie is reasonably priced. -1 star because I ordered a chicken sandwich and opened my bag to find turkey instead. The sandwich was also studded with carrots, which I did NOT order. I remember one of the employees looking at my bag with slight confusion and then having a slight moment of hesitation. She then started piling up the condiments AFTER the sandwich had gone through the grill, which I found odd. My best guess is that she switched my order with that of someone else. It shouldn't have been a big deal, but she didn't try to fix the mistake, instead piling on the ingredients I had requested over another person's order. The sandwich was still good, but I was disappointed, nonetheless.
(3)
David F.
Had a chance to eat here for the first time today. Over all not that great of a sandwich for $8.50. Almost $13 with drink and chips. The cafeteria in my office gives you a better sandwich for $5. Heck subway is better for less. Ordered a Ruben not nearly enough meat and a way to much slaw. I can get more meat from Arby's for $2. Wont go back.
(2)
Deryk L.
My first time eating at one of these joints! Wasn't sure what to expect and, honestly, I was a little thrown off with the ordering process--you have to fill out your sandwich options on a pre-printed brown paper bag. That being said, once you're familiar with placing an order--piece of cake! My sandwich was awesome! I was very impressed with how great it was made and tasted! The cashier was very helpful. It is pretty pricey though!
(4)
Heather J.
This is like a combination of Subway and Potbelly, but better than both. I'd never heard of Which Wich, but their sandwiches are definitely superior. I got a "small" chicken sandwich, which really wasn't small at all, with lots of delicious toppings. I love their hot peppers and their sweet peppers. The clerk was kind enough to advise me to get the sub heated. He said it would be way better that way, and I wasn't disappointed at all. I also love their ordering process. You just choose a bag (each bag is labeled with the kind of meat you want), check off your toppings, and hand the bag to the clerk. No standing there pointing to ingredients or repeating 5 times that you want peppers and not onions. And they have a huge variety of toppings. I wish there were a Which Wich nearer to my house!
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Scott G.
Its confusing to order if you never been to before but easy once your told how to order. Basically its a subway or Quiznos type place but you order on a paper bag by picking the right bag then selecting the options you want on your sandwich. Food was prepared quick was was good. Wish they had a which wich back in ny
(4)
Pritish Z.
Loved their Veggie Sandwich. Since last couple of months, I was looking for a place having sandwich similar to Earl of Sandwich and finally found a place. I highly recommend this place. Go check it out!
(5)
Tara C.
Ate here for first time ever (Nashville, TN). I'm from California, never heard of it before but checked it out because of good reviews here on yelp. Loved you could choose your own sandwhich, liked the brown bag order form, makes it easier then trying to get it straight with cashier in a noisy food court. I ordered a hit pastrami with mustard, pickles, and grilled onions. They were generous with produce, but limited on meat. Il'l eat here again this trip, but ill definitely choose the "extra meat" option:) $8 for 7" sandwich and pop
(3)
Lawrence C.
A friend of mine hit it right on the head, sometime you really don't want to create your own sandwich, you just want someone to create it for you with whatever they think is good. Case in point is Capriotti's sandwiches from Las Vegas. I got the Cuban, which I then put a bunch of weird stuff into, and it resulted in a strange tasting sandwich. I think the concept is good, but after a long day at work, just too much thinking involved.
(2)
Sam L.
I always enjoy Which Wich, and the one at Opry Mills is no different. It's the only place that I've been in the foodcourt that gives you unlimited free refills on fountain drinks, also! Delish! Now if only they would come up with a "frequent flyer" card.
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Molly B.
I thought this was a very cool concept for a food court quickie. The ordering style was quick and easy, and the quality and amount was well worth the $10 sub and drink. I got a chicken salad sandwich and a refillable drink in a plastic cup. The sandwich was made to my liking and enough food to feed me for two meals, lunch and the morning after hangover sandwich. The leftovers were easy to lug around the mall too, because the sandwich came wrapped in aluminum foil.
(5)Rex B.
I like the ordering system - you get a little paper bag with the options printed on it. They have pens you use to check off the options you want. Really speeds up the ordering when there is a line of people, and reduces mistakes. Sandwiches and bread are good, not awesome which is why I'm giving them 4 stars. But for a reasonable price you get a pretty good sandwich. Also recommend their cookies. They run them thru the same oven that toasts the sandwiches so you get a nice hot cookie.
(4)Melissa B.
A sub is a Sub is a Sub...Right???? Well depends on which one you order, what you have put on it and could it be the person who makes it??? Well, I am not sure which is the factoring for my decision at this restaurant for the rating..but I was NOT impressed. We were in the mall and I needed to take some food home for Tony and a late dinner..so I saw the Reuben Sub and Noel was in line at Starbucks..so OKAY..a Reuben it is then.. I ordered the #8 which is the reuben and asked them to make it just like how it is made in the photo..he said HUH??? I said as I pointed the HUGE PHOTO on the menu board behind him..and he rolled his eyes and said.."whatever"... WHATEVER??? WHATEVER:???? do you see all the restaurants in this food court...?? I have choices here..... He made the sandwich...I paid and left.. But, NO not again.. The sandwich was just okay per my hubby. I tasted it..not impressed...
(3)Marsha G.
My husband and I both had food poisoning all night. This was the only food we had in common. I usually love which which, but never again
(1)Stephen S.
I'm giving Which Wich 4 stars not because it's the best ever but mostly because when I was trapped at a conference at the nearby Gaylord Opryland Hotel this was my little escape from the bubble (and if eating to a mall's food court feels like an escape you know it's desperate times). I could grab my little sandwich bag, check off what I wanted, and get it exact-o-mondo. Not overpriced, no long ridiculous wait. Just a satisfying experience. Sometimes that's really all you need.
(4)Christine T.
Let me start by saying that my husband and daughter would eat at Which Wich every day if we lived near to one. With that said, the Opry Mills location needs a a long hard look by upper management. They were apparently quite busy when they got in line as I had ordered, found a table, and completed my meal before they met me at our table. Sadly their hot sandwiches and au jus was never heated. What a disappointment.
(1)Brandee B.
I have never even heard of this place until I saw it in the food court and my friend said she eats there. I fell in love! You get to customize your sandwich anyway you want even down to hot or cold and condiments. Write it on the bag, and you are good to go. I had the chicken cordon bleu with swiss, pesto, mushrooms, and mayo! I wanted two! lol I will definitely come back. Too bad, I was just visiting Nashville, and we dont have one in Cincy that i know of. But its a great concept and the food is very fresh. I think I will try the cheesesteak next time.
(5)Kelsey W.
Good food I guess. But every time I go they get my order wrong. Which I don't understand, because I write it down for them. Who puts crab meat on a chicken salad sandwich?!
(2)Sophie D.
I love the idea of customizing my own sandwich and not feeling pressured to choose ingredients while having someone stare you down all the while. I love the fact that there are so many options to choose from and that the sammie is reasonably priced. -1 star because I ordered a chicken sandwich and opened my bag to find turkey instead. The sandwich was also studded with carrots, which I did NOT order. I remember one of the employees looking at my bag with slight confusion and then having a slight moment of hesitation. She then started piling up the condiments AFTER the sandwich had gone through the grill, which I found odd. My best guess is that she switched my order with that of someone else. It shouldn't have been a big deal, but she didn't try to fix the mistake, instead piling on the ingredients I had requested over another person's order. The sandwich was still good, but I was disappointed, nonetheless.
(3)David F.
Had a chance to eat here for the first time today. Over all not that great of a sandwich for $8.50. Almost $13 with drink and chips. The cafeteria in my office gives you a better sandwich for $5. Heck subway is better for less. Ordered a Ruben not nearly enough meat and a way to much slaw. I can get more meat from Arby's for $2. Wont go back.
(2)Deryk L.
My first time eating at one of these joints! Wasn't sure what to expect and, honestly, I was a little thrown off with the ordering process--you have to fill out your sandwich options on a pre-printed brown paper bag. That being said, once you're familiar with placing an order--piece of cake! My sandwich was awesome! I was very impressed with how great it was made and tasted! The cashier was very helpful. It is pretty pricey though!
(4)Heather J.
This is like a combination of Subway and Potbelly, but better than both. I'd never heard of Which Wich, but their sandwiches are definitely superior. I got a "small" chicken sandwich, which really wasn't small at all, with lots of delicious toppings. I love their hot peppers and their sweet peppers. The clerk was kind enough to advise me to get the sub heated. He said it would be way better that way, and I wasn't disappointed at all. I also love their ordering process. You just choose a bag (each bag is labeled with the kind of meat you want), check off your toppings, and hand the bag to the clerk. No standing there pointing to ingredients or repeating 5 times that you want peppers and not onions. And they have a huge variety of toppings. I wish there were a Which Wich nearer to my house!
(4)Scott G.
Its confusing to order if you never been to before but easy once your told how to order. Basically its a subway or Quiznos type place but you order on a paper bag by picking the right bag then selecting the options you want on your sandwich. Food was prepared quick was was good. Wish they had a which wich back in ny
(4)Pritish Z.
Loved their Veggie Sandwich. Since last couple of months, I was looking for a place having sandwich similar to Earl of Sandwich and finally found a place. I highly recommend this place. Go check it out!
(5)Tara C.
Ate here for first time ever (Nashville, TN). I'm from California, never heard of it before but checked it out because of good reviews here on yelp. Loved you could choose your own sandwhich, liked the brown bag order form, makes it easier then trying to get it straight with cashier in a noisy food court. I ordered a hit pastrami with mustard, pickles, and grilled onions. They were generous with produce, but limited on meat. Il'l eat here again this trip, but ill definitely choose the "extra meat" option:) $8 for 7" sandwich and pop
(3)Lawrence C.
A friend of mine hit it right on the head, sometime you really don't want to create your own sandwich, you just want someone to create it for you with whatever they think is good. Case in point is Capriotti's sandwiches from Las Vegas. I got the Cuban, which I then put a bunch of weird stuff into, and it resulted in a strange tasting sandwich. I think the concept is good, but after a long day at work, just too much thinking involved.
(2)Sam L.
I always enjoy Which Wich, and the one at Opry Mills is no different. It's the only place that I've been in the foodcourt that gives you unlimited free refills on fountain drinks, also! Delish! Now if only they would come up with a "frequent flyer" card.
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