Baguette & Co

Seriously, awesome sandwiches. I always get the char pork east style w a cucumber slice. This banh no can’t be beat and is easily my favorite sandwich on the west end.
The baguette bread is perfect– crispy thin shell and a soft cloudy interior. The meat is a good portion in each sandwich and it’s heated through; you’re not getting cold cuts here. You can order t east style for a traditional banh mi (sans cucumber for some reason) or west style w lettuce, tomatoe, cheese etc.
The soup here is awesome too. $ 2.75
They just recently started to serve freshly made salads. They have three kinds: market, Asian, and harvest. A half size is $ 2.99 and a large is $ 4.99.

this is my go to place for work day lunch. low price, yet great Vietnamese sandwiches. I mostly get char grilled chicken sandwich, Asian style (Viet style) with sriracha, hoisen,.kimchi and avocado. it’s extra for kimchi and avocado but the price of the sandwich it self is really cheap so no one gets hurt. baguette breads are fresh, and they have weekly special menus so it’s a good idea to peek on their Facebook page.

Delicious bahn mi for relatively low prices! Not as meat packed as bahni mi boys but you can pay an extra dollar for «extra protein» and the price is still cheaper than bahn mi boys. Soup is delicious too! You can tell it’s bone brothed and not just some powder nonsense.

Absolutely love the banh mi. I’ve tried the pork, chicken and beef banh mi and they’re all great. The people who run the place (I think they’re a family) are so friendly. Prices are really reasonable too — about $ 4+ for a banh mi.
My only gripe about the place is they keep on running out of the large baguettes and the soup! I have to come much earlier next time.

Everything is always so fresh and the family that owns it is so lovely.
It’s extremely affordable but you get a lot for what you pay for.
I always get the tofu sandwich and add avocado.
If you need a quick snack when you’re in this neighborhood definitely the right place.

Not what I was expecting, it was much better ! I tried the pork and beef baguette, Mmmmmmm
I’m used to the traditional style Banh Mi but this was slices of beef, pork with all the good toppings. Definitely coming back ! Great price also. 3.49−3.99.

Very excited for this banh mi spot to pop up in the neighbourhood. Now I don’t have to travel to Chinatown for a cheap banh mi. The ingredients are yummy and fresh. The service is also very friendly.

Super tasty sandwiches, reasonably priced and very friendly staff. Kind of funny location but worth stopping in if you’re passing by.

Finally! Delicious bahn mi sandwiches in the west end! I am a bahn mi aficionado and I regularly visit bahn mi boys and Nguyen huong and this place is on par with them, perhaps better even. Full 5 stars for the pork bahn mi with kimchi added. Must try, and super affordable! I’ll be back, soon…
Also the owners/​staff are super friendly and helpful, and the place looks very nice inside.

Pros:
— Very inexpensive! A banh mi sandwich with pork, chicken or beef is under $ 4, pre-​tax (they also serve soups, salads and specials). Beverages, including iced coffee, cappuccino, and all kinds of sodas are well-​priced.
— Comfortable seating. There are only three tables available, but it’s comfortable to stay and eat in a small group.
— Terrific food! We had sandwiches, which were outstanding. The ingredients were fresh, and the bread was light and crisp. The iced coffee was perfect!
— Local ingredients. Many of their ingredients are locally-​sourced, which are listed at the front of the order counter. It’s always good to support restaurants that care about where their food comes from!
— Good for kids. They have activity sheets and crayons to entertain any kid (or grown-​up).
Cons:
— Can’t dine in with large groups. Although the seating is comfy, don’t dine in with any more than six people. I’d suggest take-​out.
Overall: An excellent sandwich/​soup/​salad stop that’s easy on the wallet, but doesn’t sacrifice quality.

Vietnamese banh mi sandwiches in the neighbourhood! Both the pork and chicken tasted great. Good pricing about $ 4.50 for a large baguette sandwich. Didn’t like the Vietnamese coffee — wasn’t strong enough to my liking. Service was a bit slow with line ups but they will probably work this out soon since they are still pretty new

Tiny new place in the Junction Triangle serving grilled Vietnamese banh mi style. Sandwiches. Six seats if you want to stay in and a good assortment of cold bottled and fresh made beverages. Nice family run spot!