Jimmy John’s

Online orders are always correct and the delivery is on time. Highly recommend this Jimmy Johns if you work in this area.

I ordered ahead, so there wasn’t much I could do when the place looked filthy inside. I’ve been to more than my share of JJ’s, and this was easily the grossest. Lettuce was wilty, bread was soggy and covered in bits of previously made sandwiches.
Oh yeah, and I’m pretty sure it made me sick for the next 18 hours.
I love Jimmy Johns, so it’s a serious bummer that the one next to my job is on the permanent blacklist.

Only person here at 5pm, grabbed a Club Lulu and jalapeño chips. Ordered it with hot peppers (no charge), totaling $ 8.50. I dislike when they ask if you want cheese, but never tell you it’s extra.
Clean restaurant, 4 people behind the counter. Sandwich was ready before I even got my card back.

Standard Jimmy John’s. Love it. Convenient location, not many booths or tables so most people must take food to go.

Just your typical Jimmy John’s. I was inebriated and needed to sober up, so we stopped here and it felt like the food was put into my hands right as I finished listing off my order. That was awesome, man. It’s a prime location, right on the corner. Good for the work crowd or the drunk Tigers fans crowd.

I love ordering from this JJ’s! I work downtown and use the online ordering system — ⁹⁄₁₀ times my order is downstairs waiting for me in 15 minutes! The ease of ordering online is great– sandwich comes with everything I want or don’t want. Awesome!

Work gets hectic sometimes. So hectic that there are no sit down lunches or even time to order in. Just the other day, I only had 15 minutes for lunch and no time to go anywhere else. I ate up most of my time by taking the elevator to the lobby, the other elevator to the street and walking two blocks to JJs. Luckily, my sandwich was made in about a minute and I was able to eat on the way back and make it in time for my conference call.
I can’t think of another place that would get me in and out so quickly. Maybe there are other places that can do it, but not consistently. With JJs I can trust they will be fast, and I appreciate that.

Give it 5 stars cause the food was good and so is the staff. For a chain it’s way better than Subway. It reminds me of a small sub sop but with a large brand presence.
I had the #14, good stuff. Try it if your looking for a quick bite. I wouldn’t say its authentic anything but nevertheless, its good food.

It’s across the street from the new office. It’s insanely fast. Everyone else has pretty much covered all the other details. Thank goodness they’re open past lunch.

This Jimmy Johns is great for lunch if you work downtown. I go here a couple of times per week. They have nice seating if you want to eat in or its conveniently located near Campus Martius so you can walk over there and eat while listening to the live band.

Wow, 5 stars for a chain sandwich shop in the CBD? Yes. You know why? They are open until 6pm. Most of the «lunch for business people» places downtown close at 3pm (or even earlier). I can’t blame them since downtown can be a bit of a ghost town after 5pm.
On more weeknights than I’d like to admit, JJ’s has saved me from working late induced starvation. More than once there’s been the 5:45pm «looks like I’m going to be here for a while and I’m going to need dinner» realization. Followed by the 5:55pm order of a #4 with avacado and no mayo. I am usually overly grateful for my sandwich, but not having to walk 2 blocks to the scary subway down Congress (open until 7pm) or live off stale cookies from my manager’s cookie jar is worth being grateful for.

Oh Jimmy John’s. I love you. You’re always there when I need food in a pinch. Well, when I need good food in a pinch. And you all know Jimmy John’s, so this will be a review of this location, not the food.
This location is a place we discovered during DEMF some four years back. For a friend who cannot eat carb-​loaded food, for my vegetarian friend, for my french bread loving ass, this was the easiest compromise. The lines were near non-​existent for such a busy weekend, and the staff was pretty damn quick. Every time except for once, the food was perfect. We did have a bad sprouts incident last year, but it seems this year they were back on their game.
Overall, a good location that has been pretty solid, save for one or two run ins where they obviously just needed to get some fresh veggies. I prefer this one to the Greektown one, even though this one wouldn’t deliver to Cobo while the Greektown one would.

Like Jimmy John’s? Then this is worth a visit. I happen to like Jimmy John’s. And this location is near where I work. It is just like every other JJs in the world, only downtown.
Oh — there is ONE difference… Check out the bullet holes in the Norhern-​most, Griswold-​facing windows. Seriously.

Wow! Ok, so I didn’t realize there was a Jimmy John’s downtown until this past week. I have been driving out to Royal Oak for no reason! If you haven’t been to a Jimmy John’s, this is what you should expect. You walk in and immediately you see a huge wall menu of the sandwiches/​subs they offer. Everything is typically cold-​cut style, which is honestly the worst thing about Jimmy John’s. Occasionally I would love to have a hot sandwich, but this is something that Jimmy’s doesn’t do. This location is awesome for those working in downtown Detroit and need a quick bite to eat. It’s fairly new, and its super comfortable to come inside and get away from the bustle of the city.