Clubhouse Sandwich Shop

The food is sooooo yummy. Good quality and price. I recommend the sandwiches, definitely will come again.

I have had almost every sandwich on the menu, and most of the specials. The cooks here are honestly geniuses — everything is delicious and amazingly executed. The vegetarian options are not inferior to the meat at all, which is refreshing. I would eat lunch here every day if I could.
Their salads and fries aren’t an afterthought either — the salad is an inventive mixture of vegetables and appropriate fruit and they have created the ideal vinaigrette, IMO. The french fries are triple fried and are the best in the city.
The main guy working here is super fun to talk to as well.
Service can be a bit slow if you go during lunch rush, but otherwise is great.

After seeing the Buttermilk Fried Turkey sandwich featured on You Gotta Eat Here, I definitely had to give it a try. It’s basically a twist on the classic, southern fried chicken and coleslaw, but sandwiched between a Kaiser roll
I was worried that the sandwich might’ve been a bit too ‘bready’ but the sandwich was loaded with lots of fried turkey and remained moist and crispy to the very last bite. I don’t know what they put in the batter mix, but whatever it is, it’s deep fried goodness! The cranberry-​cilantro was a nice complement; far superior to the standard lettuce and tomatoes on typical sandwich. While the sandwich probably doesn’t need extra mayo, I think I would’ve liked a bit more of the smoky mayo and for it to be spread on the bun as opposed to being drizzled on the coleslaw. Nonetheless, it was still a very delicious sandwich.
The only thing holding me back from giving this place 5 stars is the wait time. I went on a quiet afternoon and it took close to 10 minutes for my sandwich to be made despite me being the only one in the restaurant. The sandwiches are prepared to order, but this makes me wonder about the wait times during a busy lunch or dinner rush. However, this won’t stop me from coming back, as there are other sandwiches on the menu that I’m intrigued by and would like to try.

I had the fried turkey, steak, cod and calamari sandwiches (shared them of course!)
Everything is fresh, turkey is fried to perfection, flavored are robust and explode in your mouth.
Cod was flakey and fresh, bread tasted fresh out of a bakers oven.
Note that they use peanut oil for everything, which I love because it tastes great and is healthy, however it may be an issue for those with peanut allergies.
Can’t wait to go back!

SO GOOD. Unique sandwiches you wont find anywhere else. Would come down to the core just for these sandwiches.

If you are looking for a not-​so-​bad-​for-​you cheat day meal, go here. Don’t try to be healthy or skimp on the fries.
This place is the definition of bun-​filling ratio. All the sandwiches are amaze balls. The smoked pork butt is my favorite and gives me another reason to love big butts. It’s by far my favorite sandwich in Toronto. The turkey, chicken, calamari are all good as well. Everything is made to order and customizable but don’t be fancy. Trust them! Their balance is incredible.
Ok…I just salivated so much thinking about all this deliciousness that I had to take a salivation break.
The fries are amazing also. Super crunchy on the outside and exactly how fries should be. Triple fried. Don’t skimp. Go for it.

Been here a couple of times because it’s so close to UofT and every time the sandwiches keep getting better and better! They seem to have hired more staff in the kitchen since they started but it’s still a bit of a wait for the food. It gets crowded fast during lunch time, so go a bit before or a bit after the lunch rush!

Came here for lunch during my break at school. Food was very delicious and made quickly. I had a pork sandwich, and the meat was tender and tasty. Sandwich pricing ranges between $ 7.50 — $ 10.50, and the portion size is large.

Clubhouse came up as one of the best sandwich places in my 5 minute google searches of places to check out so away I went! I ordered up the Smoked Chicken not really knowing what to expect but assumed it would be good. It was almost a pulled chicken with just the right amount of sauce. The only fault I found was that for 10 bucks for coke&sandwich it really wasn’t that large. I feel a bit guilty about it because the portion size is probably what my doctor would recommend but hey, pass me another scoop of that chicken!

I have 3 absolute restaurant rules in order for me to return to your establishment in the future. 1– must have stools (I normally go out on my own and can’t stand sitting at a table by myself) 2– must have WIFI (I like to read while I eat, and post Unilocal reviews) 3– good food. Not only did Clubhouse get all 3 but the food was so good I’d need to give them extra credit. Grand Slam

Dear Clubhouse: you’re delicious.
These sandwiches are amazing and always made fresh to order (so, note: call ahead or go elsewhere if you want your food ready NOW). Who would think that a fried tomato and eggplant sandwich would be so sinfully tasty? This reviewer, that’s who. I can’t remember exactly what’s in the veg sandwich, but it includes fried tomato, arugula, eggplant, goat cheese (maybe feta?), secret yummy sauce, maybe avocado? It doesn’t really matter, just get one. The bf usually has the chicken, but also enjoys the kim-​cheese sandwich.
Last time I visited, I asked about whether the kim-​cheese (yes, kimchi and fried cheese) could be made vegetarian, and the chef/​owner recommended subbing some fried avocado in place of the chicken. At this point, I’m not going to argue with any taste suggestion made by him — once they were out of arugula so he subbed other greens and an additional sauce (after checking with me), and it was delish.
Did I mention the fries? These are some of the Best. Ever. Fries. I’ve Ever. Had (yes, I said ‘ever’ twice). They are double, nay, triple fried! Perfectly crispy friedness on the outside, yet soft and potato-​ey on the inside. You absolutely must add a side to your sandwich order (only $ 3 more to add a side of fries or salad to your sandwich — I think regular fry order is usually $ 4 or $ 5). When I found out they started offering poutine, my head nearly exploded (haven’t tried it yet!).
A sandwich will run you about $ 7 – 11, but keep in mind that these are big, filling suckers, and may contain deep-​fried things, so sometimes I have a hard time finishing mine.
Also, the chef/​owner is super sweet and obviously really cares about his food. We’ve called in/​dropped by to order several times, and he’s always accommodating and friendly.
Finally — check their site/​social media/​call in for daily or weekly special sandwiches.

Great sandwiches and sides.
Decent value and reasonably fast. Gets a bit cold in the winter though.

There are days when I crave a really nice sandwich, one that has the perfect amount of filling between the softest bread. I looked up best sandwich spots on Unilocal and Clubhouse popped up.
I ended up trying the chicken sandwich and boy oh boy was it delicious! I absolutely loved the fried avocado in-​between and the slight sweetness to the sandwich.
I’m absolutely coming again to more!
PS: It’s a pretty small place so going in groups unless you want to do take out.

I decided to try this no-​frills lunch spot after reading and hearing a lot of great things.
I ordered the Basil Marinated Fried Tomato sandwich — the only true vegetarian option on their menu.
The service was friendly and fast — I was in and out within five minutes.
Served on a fresh kaiser, the fried tomatoes were crisp and the roasted eggplant and avocado spread gave the sandwich a light and savoury splash of flavour. It was topped with arugula, diced red onions and goat cheese — a great combination with the mild nature of the tomatoes, eggplant and avocado.
I didn’t order a side, which I regretted. The sandwich alone wasn’t enough to keep me full.
Overall, The Clubhouse Sandwich Shop is welcomed addition to the arsenal of lunch options in the College/​Spadina area. I’ll definitely go back.

After hearing great things about this restaurant, my girlfriend and I decided to give it a shot. I had the flank steak sandwich and she had the fried calamari sandwich. Both took time to prepare but its well worth it.
The food was fresh, the toppings were unique and plentiful, and the service was great. The prices are a little high but worth it IMO. We also split some fries which were surprisingly incredible. I’d go here just for those.
After ordering, a few more customers came in and ordered (what I believe to be their most popular dish) turkey sandwich. It was huge and looked fantastic. Although the flank steak sandwich was great, turkey town looks like the place to be next time I try this place out.

Update on my last review: The Vietnamese Pork is a very delicious alternative if you’re not in the chicken mood.
Also, don’t miss the Poutine!

Love the sandwiches at clubhouse sandwich shop. They have unique items! I have two faves…
1) Smoked chicken sandwich. love the fried avocado they put in it! so good!
2) Another fave of mine is the beer battered fried fish sandwich. Your toes will curl when you try it. Its phenominal! Love the crust, and the home made tartar sauce!
This place also has great fries, salad, and soup. Must try!

We came to Clubhouse after seeing it on You Gotta Eat Here. I probably would have never known it existed if it weren’t for the show because it’s in a kinda odd corner of College & Spadina.
We ordered the smoked pork and the smoked chicken sandwiches with one order of fries and a coke, all for $ 20, which I was happy to pay for two of us to leave with full tummies.
The boyf preferred the pork sandwich, which is basically a banh mi on a kaiser roll. The meat and the mayo were flavorful, but I thought the bread wasn’t quite right for the sandwich. The smoked chicken was great! The fried avocado balls could have used a touch more salt, but they were an amazing, crunchy addition, and even though the bun was the same on both sandwiches, it seemed to fit the chicken better than the pork. I am obsessed with fries and they did not disappoint, but I wish they had come with a sauce other than packaged Heinz ketchup… for a place that does so many condiments so well, they should offer these with the fries.

Amazing sandwiches, great service and reasonable prices.
I was in the area and looking for a quick lunch. This place showed up on Unilocal so I figured I’d give it a try.
I ordered the special which was a Vietnamese-​style smoked pork sandwich. My friend had the smoked chicken. Both sandwiches arrived fresh and packed with delicious fillings. Roughly $ 7 each which isn’t too bad considering the quality of the ingredients.
If you are in the area, this is a must try for a quick sandwich. Next time I drop by, I’ll have to try the fries which looked amazing.

Jesus Christ. This place. I’m not religious, but if they served these sandwiches at a church, I’d ask to be baptised. I already come here at least once a week.
The sandwiches:
My favourite sandwiches are the turkey and the smoked chicken. The fried tomato (completely vegetarian) is amazing too. These are not mere sandwiches. They can easily fuel you for five-​six hours. Especially the turkey.
The fries:
I don’t know how the chef makes his fries, but damn, the crispy salty potato skin on them is to die for.
The soup:
I’m not a huge fan of soups in general, but I was a bit under the weather the other day, and I had a bowl of the leek and potato soup and that stuff got me rolling again, so there’s that. As good as everything else, which is to say, pretty damn good.
Don’t just try this place. Make it part of your routine.