We came to 702 Sandwich Shop because, of course, Yelp told us to and Yelp definitely did not steer…read moreus wrong! The second we walked in, we were surprised by the cool mural on the wall. I ordered Le Gargantua, and when they brought it out I was like... EXCUSE ME?! This sandwich was GIGANTIC like the name. Easily enough for two people, but apparently I came ready for a challenge. The bread alone was AMAZING--fresh, and so good--but the sandwich was freaking delicious. For around $17, the portion was huge and the prices were actually reasonable for what you get. Definitely recommend 702 Sandwich Shop! If you're in the area, come show them some love, bring your appetite (or a friend to split it with), and get yourself a sandwich!

Today was the day. I went out to lunch with my wife and 3 of our kids. And I had my first Cubano…read moresandwich. And it was dang good. I did ask when I ordered it if the pickles were dill or sweet. She said they were a sweet variety. I just told her to 86 the pickles. I apologize but I only like dill. So we all ordered and I went over to sit down. I had to rearrange the tables and chairs. So we could fit a few people. So now we wait. For 4 sandwiches and a salad it took over 1/2 an hour. For that I will say the food was hot and fresh and very good. Some things that I noticed will now be discussed. For dine in this is mostly a place for couples. Not much seating area. There can be a bit of a wait time for your food, might be better to call ahead with an order. Another note is that the menu is mostly just sandwiches and a few salads. When you order a sandwich that is what you get no sides. With all of that out of the way, I will say the food is very good. I may be back but I would definitely order ahead and just get it to go.

Really good spot for Cambodian/Vietnamese sandwiches! My one gripe is that it was not busy at all,…read morebut the food took FOREVER to come out. We ordered the Nom Pang Special and the Roast Beef sandwich. The Nom Pang special was super filling and came with 3 types of pork. Because there was so many ingredients, it did kind of fall apart and become very hard to eat. But it was super tasty regardless. I would opt to order take out and eat this food at home because of how messy it can be. But there is plenty of seating if you dine in.

This place is definitely 5-star worthy, but I'm giving it 4 stars for now because the last few…read moretimes I've gone, the wait has been longer than usual. That being said, the food is AMAZING! Everything I've tried has been delicious. The flavor, consistency, and quality are all top-tier. I absolutely love their BBQ chicken and pork belly banh mi! The jalapeños can be a little spicy at times, so if you're not a fan of spice, just ask if they can remove them or substitute them for another topping. The bread is perfect, soft on the inside with that slight outer crunch. This place has so much potential, and I can definitely see them expanding in the future. I'm excited to see where they go! Another reason I can't give 5 stars right now is the AC. They've been experiencing some issues with it, and as much as I love hot weather, it can get a little suffocating inside, especially when the restaurant is busy. Overall, I really enjoy this place and will definitely be back. I'll be updating my review if anything changes!

Well taken care of and you can see the attention to detail with this family owned restaurant. From…read morethe decorations, mariachi music videos playing in the background to the oversized plates of food. Everywhere I looked people were smiling and enjoying their meals. Pro tip: When you order tacos they give you chips with your order which you can use to eat the food that falls out of the tortillas. Can someone say free nachos!

I got the 2 crispy ground beef taco combo plate with rice/beans. The taco meat had zero…read moreflavor/seasoning. I asked if it comes with some chips and was told no, yet I'm reading all these great reviews saying their tacos came with chips? There's no salsa, just 2 tiny hot sauces... neither of which I cared for. The atmosphere inside was great. Had the feel of a restaurant but you have to go up and order your food and bring the tray back to the table. Also, I had to go up and specifically ask for napkins because customers have no access to them? Why... who knows. My boyfriend went in the men's room and there were no paper towels and the air dryer didn't work. I'll definitely pass in this one.

I hadn't eaten at Capriotti's in quite a while but I was craving a sandwich and decided to go with…read morea friend and had to try their Wagyu Cheesesteak, its definitely one of my new favorites I also ordered one of their brookies for dessert, and it was super good, it was soft and overall the quality of the food was excellent, and I definitely feel it was worth the price. I'll be coming back again. ALSO THE LADIES WERE SUPER NICE HEHE

I do come to this Capriotti's every day and when I'm craving Capriotti's, I like it because they…read moreunderstand what the word extra lettuce means sometimes they're good about extra pickles but sometimes they're not but that's OK. This time they were fine. I usually get my turkey on the side for the dogs I just like a vegetable sandwich. If I start getting oil vinegar on my sandwiches, which I always do, but by the time I get home part of it soggy and I cannot stand soggy bread, but that's my fault clearly. I think I'll just eat it there. The ladies were good crew super friendly, super quick on top of their a game. That ambience there is super chill and the sandwich is always good. I love their pickles with salt and pepper on it.

Blessed are the bakers who rise before the sun in the desert…read moreto coax water into flour into breath. At Desert Shores,a small room of wood and white doors, striped awnings like eyelashes, and behind the glass, a choir: sourdough, low and deep, croissant, high and flaky, muffin, humble and sweet. You sit outside. The lake repeats the sky. A plate arrives -- croissant filled with creamy cream cheese-- and suddenly Las Vegas is quiet enough to hear the butter melt.

This is a little bakery that has breads and pastries, coffee and breakfast/brunch options for take…read moreout or to be eaten on a small semi-enclosed patio. I got an assortment of all of the pastries they were offering that day and also purchased a loaf of their sourdough. The star was definitely the cinnamon roll that came with a side of delicious cream cheese frosting. The various croissants were also good but not remarkable. I was very confused about the sourdough when I got home. I do bake sourdough at home myself so I am very familiar with the process and taste profile. My husband and I both thought this bread tasted like regular yeast bread as it didn't have the tang nor the consistency of sourdough. I would not have opted to pay $10 for a loaf of regular country bread. All in all, the bakery is solid but i did not understand the hype reviews. If I had to choose one item here, I'd go for the cinnamon roll.

This place is so nice. Very clean, actual turkey on the sandwiches not deli meat. Was really…read moreimpressed. I noticed a majority of the bad reviews are from door dash . Seems to be a food delivery problem not so much the place itself. It's not fast food and that's why I went. Bread Turkey Service

As you can see from the previous pictures, I've posted this is the exact same order as last time it…read morelooks completely different and it was the same person working. So sometimes you actually get what you pay for but most of the time you definitely do not get what you pay for. The lines do take an excessively long time. I do understand them. Well, I believe they make everything to order because it takes extremely long. It took me around 2530 minutes and there was only 2 cars in front of me. Wanna have nothing to do in my day then I don't mind going here, but if I'm in a rush, this is definitely not the place. I do enjoy their bread. It's always fresh obviously we make it daily. That is one good thing about this place.

I've been here many times and I've always had good service until today…read more I came in and ordered 5 sandwiches to go and when I got home, not one was made the way I asked. The guy making the sandwiches was not talking very loud and definitely did not listen. I asked for a #13 Mike's way with added things. The sandwich was made Mike's way with nothing added on so it was dry. The other sandwiches, roast beef with turkey, two super subs NO HAM??? One had ham and one did not. There was also a girl being trained, so the manager was not really paying attention to this guy so everything was wrong. Normally great service but today it was lacking really bad.

The meats for these sandwiches are sliced as you order. Perfect amount for the sandwich and so…read moresatisfying and delicious. First time ordering the giant size sandwich and Cancro special which I did not know was an online item. My husband said that's what he wanted. Only when I went to the store did I find that out when its not on the store menu. Therefore I got the giant so we could share. Its a Roast beef sandwich with a layer of pepperoni. A combo I would never have thought of, and glad Jersey mikes did! It may be my new favorite. I usually always get a mini club supreme jersey mikes way, and hot peppers. Thats a perfect size for me. Orders are processed fast, and I also noticed they have alot of online orders as well. I may try that one time, but im usually out and about when I stop by. When I'm craving a sandwich this is where I'll go if its available.

I've walked by this place more than a few times before deciding to try it out. I'm so glad I did,…read moreit's terrific. I'll admit, this place is a little lacking in the ambiance. A small counter and bakery case with some tables, surrounded by sparse walls. What it lacks in decor, however, it more than makes up for in food quality and taste and the charming and authentic staff. Owners are very French with thick accents that if you close your eyes would make you swear you were in Paris. Super friendly and personable. The bakery items are great. Croissants, tarts, madeleines, everything is fresh and tasty. They offer a French breakfast of a croissant and the most delicious coffee served with French butter. So simple but so elegant and delicious. There is a bunch of sandwiches to choose from from simple to very complicated but everything I've tried makes me want to order it again. They have soups and salads too. Step in and be surprised at what a local gem this place is!

Food is excellent, the two lady's at the counter were sweethearts. The Italian panini is great. An…read moreoverall healthy, clean and high quality establishment.

Always a relief when gas station restaurant workers don't have Pennzoil smeared on their fingers…read morewhile handling your food and the ladies at Hatch Chicken were hygienically on their game. The small menu is comprised of chicken tenders, chicken sandwiches, waffle fries, mac & cheese, and biscuits - the tenders tasted pretty good and were freshly made, but the chicken sandwiches (wrapped in foil) were under a heat lamp on the counter, begging to be eaten before they petrify. "Go grab a sandwich, either spicy or original" she instructed, while cooking up some waffle fries. The buns ended up being pancake-flat...born plump, then losing much of their baby fat under the mini-tanning salon. But the sandwich tasted decent, so maybe it wasn't as old, wrinkled, and decrepit as, for example, myself. The spice-less waffle fries were bland as elevator music so be prepared to dip them in Hatch sauce (blend of mayo, mustard, and hot honey). Mac & cheese arrived in a good sized cup and was very filling, but it amounted to mushy overcooked pasta drowning in a mudslide of Cheez Whiz. Al dente it was not...more like al stracatto. If they put a macaroni and biscuit combo on the menu, it could be called 'Limp Bizkit'. Drinks were mostly Coke products, but surprisingly the home made lemonade and strawberry dragonfruit drinks were very good with organic lemon pulp, organic juice, organic cane sugar. Inside, there's a digital menu board that changes every few seconds and there will be some decent finds. A two piece tender, fries, drink, and biscuit combo was being offered recently for a mere $5 (normally it's $8). So if you're hungry and gassing up at a Rebel station where these Hatch Chicken locations are, you could do worse than to grab some tenders or a sandwich there.

TL/DR -- Gas station chicken was very tasty, good sized portions and quick. Would eat again…read more I was across the street at the medical campus and wanted a quick lunch. I headed to Hatch's because it is super close. I was helped right away and my order was completed very quickly. The staff were friendly and generous with the sauce. I got the 2 tender combo and it was surprisingly a lot of food. I couldn't finish it all. The tenders were good sized and moist and juicy, the original style flavor was good not bland but not overpowering either. The Mac and cheese was a surprisingly big portion for a combo and very creamy with corkscrew noodles that had a good texture. I can see why all the reviews sing its praises, it was delicious. The combo came with a biscuit that was fluffy with crispy edges (my fave) and covered in a sweet butter coating which though looked weird was delicious and the perfect complement to the rest of the meal.

Its my favorite place to eat at . The staff is always so…read morefriendly and welcoming. The food is always so good and its just a nice place to eat at.

Will not be going back. The smoothies are expensive, and somewhere between the gluten free snacks…read moreand the checkout screen I realized I had accidentally walked into a snack shop with a side of political commentary. As a business decision, I'm confused--why intentionally flavor your branding in a way that only appeals to half the customers? That's like opening a smoothie bar and proudly announcing you only serve people who pronounce "quinoa" correctly. And the merch situation... are we here for a protein smoothie or a pop-up museum of tiny smoothie-shop war criminal figurines? Between the themed items and drinks with alphabet names that sound like they were generated by an algorithm mid-argument, I wasn't sure if I should order a banana smoothie or attend a town hall. Now I'm wondering--if I had shown up with a reusable cup in the wrong color or a tote bag with the "wrong vibe," would my smoothie have tasted different? Extra oats? Less oat milk? Emotional garnish? Anyway, I just came for a smoothie, not a statement. I'd prefer my snacks blended, not my customer experience. Stop virtue signaling. It's not a good business idea.