Which Wich

These are some of the best fast sandwiches I have had here in the city. I love being able to call my own shots every time, and they don’t shame me for wanting to add or remove things from my sandwich like other places seem to. It allows you to create your own speciality sandwich. Their cookies are good, and they always warm them up for you and have them ready when your sandwich is ready. You can’t go wrong!

Man I love this place. So simple and so unique. I can never make up my mind but I always keep coming back for more.

Which wich sandwiches are heavenly!!! I really like the pb&j with a side of ranch dressing! Sounds weird but is a must try.

I recently visited this location, first time as a which which customer and I must say the quality of food, service and overall atmosphere was AWESOME! Please, please place one in Las Vegas. The staff was very friendly and helpful.

Took me a while to figure out ordering — but great sandwiches. I love that you get to build your own — only the stuff you love.

Which Wich in the loop is my favorite sandwich stop! I love being able to choose each item on the ordering sleeve. I feel like it’s great for picky people and it limits confusion at check out.
The staff is extremely friendly. They greet you as soon as you walk in and make sure you know how to place your order.
The tables are always super clean and you never have to fight for a spot. If it’s ever too packed, the upstairs seating is nice and cozy.
I used to order sandwiches all the time, love their warm bread. (Warming is optional). When I found out that I had a gluten intolerance, I was crushed… until I discovered the bowlwhich. The bowlwich is like a salad of all your favorite ingredients. I love it just as much as I loved the sandwiches.
Last, they have a sweet rewards program with double punches on Tuesdays (I think Tuesdays, don’t quote me on that). Each time you fill a punch card, you get a free item. It’s pretty awesome.
I highly recommend this place!

Much better then Jimmy Johns. They have a good variety of meats but basic flavorless breads.

Only eaten here once so far but I can tell you with complete certainty that I will be back soon! PSA: The sheer number of sandwich options and components is staggeringly huge and somewhat overwhelming. It literally took me 20 minutes to lock in my order. The ordering process is quite novel as well. Upon walking in the door you’re steered to grab one of their ordering bags and mark all of your selections directly on the bag with one of the provided markers. Not sure if this is an attempt to expedite the process or if it ends up being a encumbrance. Not a dealbreaker for me though because out on the other side comes a delicious sandwich.
I ordered the thanksgiving turkey sandwich (don’t remember the name) which includes some very tasty turkey (obviously) cornbread dressing, and cranberry sauce plus whatever else you’d like to add. This is unadulterated thanksgiving dinner in sandwich form, and is ultra tasty! Get over there and grab one.

Decided on this place wanting a sub. The menu is perfect however it’s a bit confusing when walking in. The staff was friendly ! One person that stood out was Noah. Noah was the most helpful and the kindest person I’ve met in a long time. Noah shook my hand, made suggestions, and told me an incentive for me to come back. Noah will be a CEO someday for sure !
Oh but the sandwich was ok. The meat can be of higher quality. Try it out.
Tip: They pull out the insides of the bread for a lighter option.

Nice lunch place. Loved the variety of food they offered. Service was fast and friendly

Best sandwich place around!
I love the way to order! You grab a brown bag, fill it out with every thing you want on your sandwich. Within a few minutes, you’re wich is done!
The service and quality of the food is really good. The workers are great. I am greeted with a smile every time I come in. The service is quick especially during a lunch rush.
My favorite sandwich is the grinder (salami, pepperoni and capicola) with olive salad.

My first time in, I had a chicken pesto sandwich… what flavor! I cannot wait to try it again. I love the way you can build your own sandwich. The bread is amazing. Subway and Jimmy Johns on the same block are no comparison. (except Subway is cheaper)
Took a bit long even with only a few in the place… so I plan to avoid it on days it looks too crowded because I’m not good at waiting while standing for fast food.

I’m a huge Which Wich lover. But not from this location. The sandwiches aren’t as well crafted as the other two locations here in MO. The other locations know how to keep the bread from getting soggy no matter the ingredients. I was very disappointed on multiple occasions at the state of my sandwich. I would expect McDonald’s to throw sandwiches together, not Which Wich. Send the staff a training video please.

Friendly and reasonably priced but what I like most is the attentiveness of the owners. They ask if the food is ok and they cheerfully correct it if it’s not. The ordering system os more conplicated than I’d like, though.

I’ve been here once and the menu selection is great. As a Libra decision making isn’t my strong suit but I settled on a buffalo chicken salad and I wasn’t disappointed at all. The selection of veggie add-​ins were one of my favorite features of the restaurant.
I did run into some issues with service. I ordered a shake that was given to me promptly but a member of the staff told me it was the wrong kind and threw it away. She gave me another one which actually was the wrong one and she threw that one away too. I told them not to make me another one and just take it off of my card and they did.
The manager spoke with me and apologized and even made me the correct shake free of charge. I know mixups are common but I love the way they handled the situation. I will be back for a cheaper healthy alternative in The Loop.

I was blown away with the amount of options of toppings and condiments! It was a little difficult to decide what sandwich to start with– one that would compliment all of the toppings and sauces I was choosing! I ended up just making a topping sandwich with a little bit of turkey– haha! I gave it 5 stars because it deserves it– but my only concern is that it does take a bit of time to get your sandwich. I went on my lunch break and it took almost my entire break just to get my sandwich– it wasn’t very busy either. Something to think about– but if you have the time to spare I definitely recommend it!

After 3 visits to Which Wich, I’d probably give them 3.5 stars and round up for some cool extras.
They have a HUGE menu, which is great, and an efficient ordering system. I went for the Cuban sandwich ($ 10, medium size) .I can never resist trying a Cuban wherever I go. Of course I indicated I wanted the requisite mustard and Swiss cheese alongside the standard ham, pork, and pickles. I also throw some black olives on there, because, what the hell. White bread, of course. It was AWESOME. The sandwich was delicious, well-​built, and the bread was crispity-​crunchity goodness. Ten bucks well spent.
Next time I went for a chicken sub with a ton of vegetables. I was disappointed to see it was deli-​style sliced chicken. Also, the sandwich was overstuffed and messy as hell to eat. The flavors were good, however.
On the third visit I couldn’t resist their «Thanksgiving Turkey» sandwich with stuffing and and cranberry sauce. I also got the bread «skinny», which is when they scoop it out and leave a thin crust. While the sandwich was well-​constructed, it just did not taste very good. The turkey was a meager amount of deli slices. The stuffing was taste-​less and the cranberry was boring w/​no tartness. On the plus side, the skinny bread was good and crispy.
They offer a variety of milkshakes in standard flavors… one flavor, however, stood out to me – Pineapple. A pineapple milk shake? I can definitely get down with that. And so I did ($ 2.50/small) and it was pretty damn delicious.
Be prepared to wait about 10 mins for your food. It’s not quick here, but the end result is usually worth it. I’ll definitely be back for the Cuban.

If you’re indecisive, be prepared to be overwhelmed… because there are a lot of choices to make here. A super-​nice employee saw my friend and I staring at the menu like deers in headlights and came over to walk us through the process.
It works like this: first you pick a protein (there are at least 8 options – turkey, chicken, ham, etc) and you grab a corresponding paper bag. Then, within each protein, there are options (for example, with chicken you can get it plain, buffalo-​style, with pesto, etc). Then you select bread type (they can also do salads), cheese, veggies/​other toppings, and whether you want the sandwich toasted. You indicate all of this on the paper bag before handing it to the cashier. If you want a milkshake or cookie, there’s a separate sheet of paper for that.
After agonizing over my decisions, I decided to try the chicken pesto toasted on wheat with provolone, caramelized onions, and mushrooms. It was really good! I also opted for a strawberry milkshake – not the best I ever had, but good.
Bottom line: I will definitely be back, but I may spend some time on their website trying to figure out my selection beforehand.

I went here twice already and both times, the service was really nice.
I forgot her name, but an Indian lady that works there was always friendly and kind whenever I went. She checked up on my friends and I regarding our meal.
I like the thin bread and how crispy it is. They have a good amount of choices for the inside of the sandwich. A small is about 6 bucks and it is definitely filling.
I really like how it has an upstairs seating.
This is definitely my new sandwich place.

I was first exposed to Which Wich when I stayed with a friend at UCI (University of California, Irvine) last spring break.
He and his roommates stated that it was a cheap and delicious place that a lot of college students went to. My first experience there was awesome. I loved the variety of choices and overall service. This specific Which Wich was in a college town so it was packed with A LOT of kids but I did not mind.
When I saw that Which Wich was opening in The Loop, a part of me screamed inside. I could tell my friends were bothered that I hollered each time we went to The Loop and saw that it was still «opening soon». This past day we were planning to eat at Bubble Tea but finally saw that the long awaited sandwhich shop was now open.
The atmosphere is clearly new. More staff than customers (we came in at an awkward time). The cashier greeted us with a smile and she explained how it worked to my other friends.
They have a big variety of meats/​vegetables/​condiments/​toppings for your sandwhich on a menu above. On the bottom of the menu sits little bins of bags that correlate with which sandwhich you build off of. On the bag, you tick off additional stuff such as specific cheese, veggies, extra meats, or sauces.
Price wise is understandable. Expect to pay a little more than Jimmy Johns and Subway. Depending on the person, I feel that a small ($ 5.5) — maybe a medium ($ 7), would be enough. For those with large stomachs the large is 14 inches ($ 11).
I ordered the Chicken Parm. They have options that I have yet to see at other deli restaurants. This includes a Surf n Turf, Green Eggs and Ham (Pesto), and also the Turkey Stuffing sandwhich which my good friend raved about. She stated that «it was like eating a Thanksgiving meal in each bite».
The place is clean and has this cool 2^nd story level with a good amount of tables and chairs. It was kind of dark but the atmosphere was nonetheless very cool.
Clean, nice, affordable, and tasty. Which Wich earns a solid 4 stars in my book. Highly recommended for anyone who needs to stop for a quick bite or find a place to eat with friends.