I've never once been disappointed. Hands down best sandwich shop in STL. Sorry Gramophone, we still…read morelove you, but Blues takes the cake.

The Italian chopped salad is plentiful! Enough for 2. I always get the oil & vinegar as my…read moredressing. The croutons are yummy! I would add a couple banana peppers to give it an extra layer of flavor but it's a great salad. Customer service is always friendly and the establishment is always clean inside and out!

Excellent quality food with outstanding taste. My vote for the best sandwich shop in the area. I…read morelove the eclectic young feel to it. We'll be back to sample the live music!!

Street parking or lot nearby. Crowded…read more Order at the bar. Plenty of chip options. Staff is friendly and a huge variety of sandwiches. I got the Reuben. The meat was a bit stringy and hard to chew. Maybe normal for this cut. Slightly salty for my taste but good flavor. Solid other than the meat texture. Will try a different sandwich next time

This coffee was so fun with me and my daughter. We ordered the sausage egg cheese bagel, and my…read moredaughter ordered the croissant with egg cheese and sausage, we LOVED the food, and the baristas choice was lovely and delicious! The energy was so welcoming and home felt, it was cozy and peaceful The barista was working alone, yet was not rude or anything, she welcomed us both with smiles. 10/10 will return!

Memes is a really good place coffee and latte drinks are really good and the food is great. The…read moremorning muffins are always good and the big Italian sandwich is a must. Always a good stop! Jim Greenwald Granite City IL.

Oh. My. Goodness. I took my group to Snarfs sandwiches for…read moredinner and wow! I had the Italian sub, 7" with mayo, lettuce, tomato, pickles (pretty sure made in house) and seasoning and oil. Not joking at all, I can't remember ever eating a more delicious sandwich! SO GOOD! I had a group of 17 in there and didn't hear one negative thing, great reviews all the way around! Now I'm just trying how to get another sandwich.

Holy cow! We…read morestopped in here for dinner one night during a convention. The line was backed out the door, but they moved it pretty quickly. The staff was very efficient and kind. They had one lady taking orders and three people making sandwiches, which seemed about right given the intensity of the crowd. I had the Italian sandwich and ordered the big one. I should've gotten the medium size because it was giant. The bread is made in house and is super tasty. The ingredients on the sandwich top shelf. These folks know what they're doing. It was one of the best sandwiches I've had in a long time. I hope we get to return.

The sandwiches are clean and delicious and toasted. The place is fast and clean and really awesome…read more Get a cookie. They're great. Everyone was so friendly and thoughtful. 100% recommend

Solid lunch spot alert! A friend and I stopped by the the other day on a whim and lucked out by…read morearriving right before the noon rush. They've renovated the space recently, and it looks fantastic, clean, modern, and way more welcoming than before. The ordering counter is right at the entrance, and once you're ready, the staff keeps things moving quickly. The menu has also gotten an upgrade with a shiny new digital display, and I'm pretty sure there are some new items on there (love to see it!). Even with the new options, I'm loyal to my go to, the turkey sandwich, because it simply never misses. After they toast the sandwich, it's topping time. I always stick with my favorites, lettuce, olives, and honey mustard, simple but perfect. Once your sandwich is finished, don't forget to grab chips (and maybe a cookie...no judgment) plus a drink cup before paying and heading to the dining area. Speaking of drinks: I cannot resist their strawberry lemonade. Not only did I have one cup, I had two. It's that good. Overall, Pickleman's remains a reliable, tasty, and quick lunch stop, especially with the refreshed space and smoother ordering process. I'll definitely be back!

I eat at pickles every week! Huge menu with lots of excellent choices, bread options, soups,…read moresalads and coffee! Breakfast Reuben is very creative and something different for breakfast sandwiches. They're friendly and make sure they get the order correct- online ordering and takeout options also available. If in the Stl downtown area don't sleep on Pickles deli

We ate in at Pickles. Plentiful indoor seating. Very busy with to-go orders at lunch. I had the…read morePickles Club on sourdough which would have been better toasted. The bread crumbled away under the sandwich innards. My husband had the French dip which was pretty basic with roast beef & Swiss. Loved the really spicy Route 11 chips...beware if you don't like spicy!! All-in all a quick stop for a lunch!

We went out to the City Foundry for our work holiday party this week. Everyone got to pick out…read morewhatever we wanted to eat for lunch. My supervisor & I both picked Sub Division Sandwich Co. I got the Chicky Chicky Parm Parm sandwich and she went for the What's the matter Col. Sandurz Chicken sandwich. The Chicky Chicky Parm Parm is crispy breaded chicken breast with marinara and cheese garlic bread. It was delicious with crispy cheese and crispy chicken. It was huge. I could only eat about a 3rd of the sandwich and some coworkers tried it. My boss got the Col. Sandurz which was spicy chicken, cheddar cheese, pickles, red onions & Dijon/mayonnaise. She really liked it but said they weren't kidding about the chicken being spicy! I would try other sandwiches from this place. Yum!

Came here on a Thursday around 730ish. I ordered the Yo Adrian ( not pictured) and its basically a…read morePhilly cheesestrak sandwich. It was good but the cheese wasn't fully melted the way I would have liked. It was good and wasn't too salty with the steak sauce they added to it. The peppers were cooked perfectly and the customer service was excellent. Will be back to try others. Everyone i was with enjoyed their sandwiches as well. As always until next time...

So cute! My friend and I had lunch here the other day and I was surprised and delighted. The food…read moreportions are amazing and the smells alone could have satisfied me. Luckily, we were able to eat and drink too hehe. Staff was super helpful and nice :) definitely will be coming back.

This was a date lunch for my wife and I. First, let's be fair. This is a great little restaurant in…read morea great location. The service was excellent, and the fact that they make their own bread is outstanding. Based on the food, location, and service alone, I would have gladly given them 5 stars. That changed when I saw the sign on the door stating that ICE officers would not be served. I respect the owners' right to have and express their personal opinions. But when you choose to publicly post those views at your business, you should also be willing to accept that customers may have a different opinion. My opinion is that I stand with law enforcement. The owners have every right in this great nation to take the position they have--and I have every right to decide that I won't return. I sincerely hope they never find themselves in a situation where they need the help of a law enforcement officer. But if they do, I believe those officers will still respond professionally and give them the respect and assistance that every person deserves. It's unfortunate, because without that issue, this would have been an easy 5-star review.

Stopped in in a Saturday to pick up lunch for my husband. Got there right before the lunch rush…read more Got in line to wait, they have a freezer case with lots of options for take home meals. Line moves quickly and we were taking to go and didn't need a table. I stood close to the door, people were piling in! A couple walked in with the line ending at the door, said this must be amazing and I assured them it was. I was shocked when a couple minutes later they left. They missed out! Sandwiches, salads, sides, soup, frozen meals to go. Lots to offer,

The bottom line: Adriana's makes some of the best sandwiches in St. Louis. it's also a jewel on The…read moreHill. * Best time: Go when there's little or no line. * Our rule: More than 10 people in line? We pass. When it's crowded, we've had orders come out wrong, and asking questions can sometimes lead to staff arguing rather than helping. * The competition: Gioia's, Gramophone, and Union Loafers are more consistent when busy. * Our pick: When Adriana's isn't crowded, we actually prefer it over all three. Verdict: Incredible sandwiches, but go when it's quiet.

Extra Wavy is a very vibey and fun spot to snag a meal with friends…read more You might not immediately think that Saint Louis and Lobster Roll would go in the same sentence but Extra Wavy does a fantastic job of bringing fresh seafood concepts to life in the midwest and I really enjoyed my meal here. First of all the cocktails are wonderful. I'm an old fashioned girlie and their version did not let me down. My friends got some different, more unique drinks though that were really inventive and the sip I had of one of them confirmed that they do taste as good as they look. The lobster roll doughnut I had was really fun, and I'd definitely try it again, though I think sharing it with a friend along with a big side order of their fries might be the winning move here. I don't live in STL so not sure when I'll be back but I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this spot to others as it really is a little gem of a restaurant.

Extra Wavy is Ross Geller. Main character, well liked, smart, and trying a little too hard in every…read morescene, here every dish has their 'take' even if it's not needed. You'll enjoy the evening. You'll also catch yourself thinking, Ross, relax, the lobster is fine on a regular bun. Like friends, the environment is relaxed, and winks at the long john silver's concept of hanging fish nets from the ceiling or perhaps that's the east coast ambiance? We came as a party of ten for a friend's 40th, so weigh the service notes with that in mind. The staff kept water glasses full and drink orders moving, and entrées landed on time. Our appetizers did not. Twenty minutes in, I asked to add one, and the whole set arrived together, which tells me the first order never made it to the kitchen. The focaccia with romesco butter and the pomegranate pork belly skewers were worth the wait. The fried polenta was fine, but I was there for the spiced jam under it. The Golden Coast Old Fashioned was excellent, nearly the best thing I had all night. Fair warning on the fish and chips: the crust is thick and heavy, and you need to want that. The salt and vinegar fries are terrific and punishingly salty, so order them as a shared side, not a full plate. This is decadent, salt-forward food, and Extra Wavy knows it. The Wavy Burger (two thin smashed patties, manchego, pickles, sofrito aioli, crispy guanciale) was the plate worth reordering. A friend swears she dreams of the crab pasta, it's good. A friend hyped the lobster donut roll, and it was fine. Our friend with no expectations loved it. Manage yours. I tried my first oysters here. People who like oysters say these are good. I am not such a person. Sea snot is a texture I can skip. The sticky toffee pudding, on the other hand, I would drive back for multiple times. 4.0 out of 5 starts A signature dish that lands on the first try, and appetizers that show up on time, get this to the mid fours.