Amazing sandwich spot with really fresh ingredients and great portions. Everything tasted super…read moregood and the service was honestly one of the best parts. Chriara was really friendly, helpful, and made the whole experience way better. You can tell the staff actually care about customers. Definitely coming back again.

I think out of all the places I've traveled to so far, my favorite would have to be Italy. During a…read morelazy afternoon after visiting the Pantheon in Rome, we had our first experience with All'Antico after taking a 5 minute walk down the road. They actually had 2 separate locations flanking the pedestrian road, so there were two long lines snaking out in opposite directions. While we were waiting in line, we bumped into a couple from Spain who were also visiting. They gave my wife some personal recommendations, advising we get the blood orange soda with our sandwiches. After getting said sandwiches (the La Paradiso), we nibbled on them while walking to Sant'Ignazio of Loyola Church, which is that cathedral where there's a mirror directed up towards the murals on the ceiling and a huge selfie line. Hot damn were those sandwiches good. The thinly sliced mortadella paired perfectly with that buttery, green pistachio spread. The only challenge for my taste buds was the mild oral trauma I sustained from punching through the crispy bread; your gums started to feel it by the time you devoured your sandwich. But we liked it so much that when we later took the train to Florence, we sought All'Antico again at their original location. I thought that would be my last experience with All'Antico (unless, of course, I came back to Italy). So imagine my surprise when later that year I heard All'Antico had coincidentally opened a branch in Los Angeles, although rather awkwardly situated in Koreantown. Even though we live 30 minutes away, we made the drive immediately. There was no way this remote All'Antico location, thousands of miles from Italy, would live up to the experience I had in Rome earlier that year. But I was mistaken. Not only is the taste spot on, but the bread they serve is actually chewier and removed the gum calisthenics I suffered in Italy. And yes, they also have the blood orange soda as well. It's a little weird their location is in Koreatown, but not a big deal; we'll usually do a bingsu run afterward. Just like their locations in Italy, All'Antico is small but they do have a small collection of bar seats, some of which overlook the staff as they're making your sandwich. Be mentally prepared though to take it to go depending on how busy it is. Parking sucks too; there's street parking only, but if you come on Sunday you don't have to pay. Every so often now, we'll make the 30 minute drive just to relive that slice of Italy we experienced nearly 2 years ago. Thankfully, not a lot of people recognize how good this place is yet, as the lines aren't crazy long like they are in Italy. For all the other Yelpers in on it too, let's keep it our little secret for now.

Daybird is one of my favorite spots to get a fried chicken sandwich because of the spices they use…read morein the batter. The chicken breast is not only perfectly crunchy and seasoned but it is way bigger than the bun. I joke saying that the bun is a handle for the chicken breast. The spices go great with the sweet Asian slaw. The fries are also very good- perfect crisp. The spot is small. There is only a counter on the wall to eat. Parking is available in the lot as well as their underground parking structure. Service is great. The guys behind the counter were very chill and friendly.

Let me start off with how this rating does not reflect the fish sando!! The chicken sandwich coming…read morefrom a chicken sandwich place, it was not great. Breaded very heavily where my first bite was crunching of the batter. Overall the sandwich was ok... It wasn't that special. It wasn't very juicy either. Now, let me talk about the fish sando.. It was the best fish sando i've ever had in my LIFE. yes, in my life. It was soooo juicy and the tartar sauce really complimented the sandwich. I will come back for the fish sando when i'm back in LA. It was so good!!!

service ; 10/10. Troy at the front was SOO welcoming. It can be intimidating to come to a new place…read moreand not know anything or what's good, and Troy made our group feel so comfortable and welcome and gave great suggestions. food; Chocolate chip cookie - so good. Soft on the middle, crunch on the outside. Spicy p - so good! also not hard to eat despite its size. full sized basil leaves which is a nice touch.

Amazing service, friendly faces. As soon as i walked in i was greeted with smiles and waves. They…read moretruly care about customers, and the neighborhood. I ordered a Turk, Italian, Eggplant Fries, and a cookie. Most sandwiches come with simple mods to make it your way and optimize tastiness. The Turk is the Perfect Sandwich. Crunchy, savory, tasty, good bread. My personal cheat code is grabbing some cool ranch chips with it. Please try this sandwich shop! Decent portions, fresh quality, and dont forget the dessert!!

We got Be U catering for an event. Very good food for a…read moresolid price. They brought everything on time and it was easy. They salad was actually a lot better than I expected. They also label their foods veggi, vegan, and gluten so that's super helpful. Overall a great place, I'll have to go there in person soon!

For context for the rest of my review: I'm Vietnamese, so I, obviously, have high standards for…read moreVietnamese food. Really wanted to root this place on but I was not impressed unfortunately. These bánh mìs were not good. The bread was fine. I'd say it was on par with a Lee's Sandwiches or a bánh mì shop of that caliber. However, all toppings missed the mark. The pate was bland, and I ordered extra, at that. Pickled veggies were not pickled enough. The pork was probably the most egregious offense. It had the slightest hint of fish sauce and lemongrass but was bland other than that. Each slice was also cut way too thick. Service is N/A because it's a little window pick up sitch in a small little store right in Silverlake. Popcorn chicken was probably the saving grace of this meal, though it could've been cut a bit smaller and battered in more starch so it'd get crispier, but flavor was on point.

Incredible Italian sandwiches. The special handmade bread of Florence with your choice of gourmet…read morefillings! I love the Cardinal paper thin sliced Oven-roasted turkey breast, artichoke cream, roasted tomato, Comté cheese, baby arugula! You can add or substitute. The staff is super friendly, especially Dorathy! The sandwiches are so large enough for two people or two days! Also Mamies is very dog friendly with cute tables outside! Excellent coffee imported from Napoli!

Parking was overwhelming but we were highly favored and found street parking right away in front of…read moreMamies. FYI There's meter parking all around. Also a Whole Foods parking lot across the street. I'm guessing some people park there too. There is definitely traffic, so be prepared. Establishment is beautiful, clean and friendly. The long lines can feel overwhelming but don't really last that long (we went on a Thursday @ lunchtime). I noticed that most locals order online and just do pickup - which is smart. We had time to sit and enjoy the most amazing sandwiches w/chips and a cup of espressos. Everything was delicious. Chef's kiss. I will definitely return and try all of their sandwiches!

Easy. Fast. Satisfying…read more And...Mom approved! I didn't want to make dinner after a long day at work and then running my kid to an activity. It was getting late, so while I waited for the kid in the car at their activity, I went on The Heights website found an order form and placed an order for some sammies all in 5 minutes. I didn't even ask the hubs or the vegetarian kid what they wanted. I went with what I thought they'd like. 15-minutes later, I was picking the sandwiches up at the walk-in only shop. There was no line and better yet, they were wrapped up and ready to go when I walked in. The smiling lady asked if I wanted napkins or utensils. They have case after case of cold drinks so we picked out a couple of drinks, paid for those and left. It was easy and fast. Enjoyed the yumminess at home. I normally would save a half for another meal but my "Pasadena" hit the spot that I finished it up all at once. Quality bread, meats, cheese, fillings aka all the ingredients...to boot! PS the kid loved theirs and so did the hub. Thanks for making dinner: easy and delicious! There are no pictures because it was too delicious to take the time out and take any. Just order.

The sandwiches here are DELICIOUS!! I've been getting the sichel st for my co workers and I, in the…read morepast and we always love the food! Service is always super quick and all the workers that I've interacted with have been super nice and friendly! It is definitely a grab and go experience, no real seating area but the food makes up for it! First time I tried their pasta and it was amazing! Everything was clearly made fresh to order and portions are generous! Thanks so much for the amazing meals!

We went to Henrietta with our friends Cindy K. and Will S. when we all had babysitting on a…read moreThursday night. There were no reservations available near 7:00, our preferred time, so we decided to try our luck walking in. We were pleased to find free lot parking and a light crowd, and got a table for four, no problem. It was a high top near the door, probably not the best table in the house, but it suited our purposes just fine. The restaurant was charming, cute and small with a European wine bar by way of Echo Park vibe. (The location is not what I tend to think of as Echo Park, but if you've been to the Clark Street, it's on that same stretch.) I guess it's a sandwich shop by day and an elegant bistro by night. It must be at least a little trendy because at one point a very made-up woman came in and recorded footage of the dining room on her phone (please tell me if you see me on TikTok). Service was great. We had a helpful, handsome waiter (another sign this is a trendy spot) who talked movies with us and attended to all our needs. We got a couple bottles of a French red blend, the Domaine La Grange Tiphaine Touraine "Ad Libitum," and enjoyed a fun, relaxing dinner. The menu was short, everything made to share, and we got eight of the twelve dishes (I'm counting the bread and accompaniments as one). Portions were on the small side, but no one left hungry, and the food was delicious. The bread was not free, but it was fantastic. Fresh Clark Street baguette, presumably from the bakery next door. We ordered two and added the cultured butter and chicken liver. The butter was rich, creamy, and yellow, and the liver might have been the best dish of the night. It was velvety and flavorful, finished with scallion, pickled onion, and some kind of jammy, vinegary sauce. The bluefin tuna crudo was firm and silky, served with blood orange, knob onion, and Fresno chile. The ricotta dumplings made a warm, rustic dish, soft and delicate in a dark broth with morel, English pea, shaved cacciocavallo cheese, and Madeira. We had a nice snap pea and avocado salad with tangerine, endive, and buttermilk, and two excellent vegetable dishes from the sidesy part of the menu. Fried broccolini came with green chile, honey, yogurt, and mint; grilled asparagus with pistachio, dukkah, and tahini. On the more substantial side, the rigatoni was quite good, doughy pasta with short rib, Bloomsdale spinach, Banyuls (a fortified wine), and pecorino. And the vermillion rock cod was rock solid, a beautifully cooked piece of fish served with cucumber, lime, pepita, and zhoug. We had a lovely time at this new restaurant and I'd be happy to go back, both for dinner and for the lunchtime sandwiches, which look outstanding. Henrietta is an elegant little place, well worth visiting for a leisurely night out.

We ordered the snap peas & avocado salad ($21), beef tartare toast ($24), ricotta dumplings ($32),…read moreand half chicken ($37). The salad was way too overpriced for the portion size and there wasn't anything special about it. Maybe other than the snap peas were slightly charred? The beef tartare was okay. I think if the toast was not as thick, the flavor would be more balanced. The char on the toast was the main flavor. The ricotta dumplings were the best thing we ate that night, mostly because of the broth. It was equally light and full bodied, I could've had an entire bowl of the broth to myself! The ricotta dumplings were good but definitely needed the broth to complete it. Otherwise, it was just okay on its own. The dish comes with two dumplings. The half chicken was good. The charr on the chicken was perfect. The chicken breast was on the dry side though. The salad was more on the bitter side and it lingered. I liked that the bread was mixed in the salad and soaked up the chicken juice. I think there is room for improvement in terms of the food quality. The pricing definitely doesn't make sense. Half a chicken was only $5 more than the ricotta dumplings?? Idk. $21 for 5 endive leaves, snap peas, maybe a quarter of an avocado... the most overpriced item on the menu for sure.

OMG this is one of my favorite sando spots in LA…read more I love the melrose and they know how to pack a sandwhich. Their dutch crunch is also very good and it not super hard like other places where it scrapes the top of your mouth. Trust me you will like the dutch crunch. The tractor drinks are also very refreshing and would get again! The staff here is also super friendly and come here at least once a month! :)

I've been to Ghost Sando a few times now and I'm always happy with their sandwiches. Packed full of…read morefresh ingredients and they don't break the bank? What more could a girl want!? I've tried the ~ Melrose - Dutch Crunch, Melrose spread, Black Forest Ham, Oven Roasted Turkey, Bacon, melted White American cheese & slaw. Howdy - Dutch Crunch, mayo, Chicken tossed in sweet BBQ sauce, Bacon and melted Mozzarella topped with lettuce, red onion and dusted with chives. Phoenix - Dutch Crunch, mayo, Chicken tossed in spicy Buffalo Ranch, melted Mozzarella, topped with lettuce and dusted with chives. Terminator - Dutch Crunch, mayo, Black Forest Ham, Bacon, cream cheese, melted Swiss, Sweet Baby Rays BBQ, Tabasco, topped with lettuce and red onion. All delicious and always satisfied with their eats! Their breakfast sandwiches are fire, too, so don't sleep on them~!

service was great! even gave me a drink on the house, the food was good. Though the pizza sauce was…read morea little spicy for my taste, the wings are supurb. I like the decoration and the stylized name of the pizza as "pies" and I like how they have easy ordering online, I didn't use that for my order but I can imagine from the effort put into the food it should be good

Hey Dodgers fans... Looking for a great spot before, during, after every Dodgers Home & Away game?…read more then you got to check out LaSorted's! Chicken wings, pizza, focaccia sandwiches, beer, wine, and a friendly staff makes this a perfect spot for everyone. Located on Broadway, in Chinatown near Dodgers Stadium, LaSorted's isn't just a "Dodgers Joint"! It's a family friendly (dogs too) kinda of place that everyone wished they had in their own neighborhood. Opened a few years ago by Tommy Brockert, an accomplished photographer and avid consumer of wings and pizza, LaSorted's has the feel of a Dodgers Hangout, mixed together with a little Rock-n-Roll nostalgia. Beside Tommy and his team, the real stars of LaSorted's is the food. Wings are outstanding and come in several flavors. We tried the Garlic Parm, Lemon Pepper (with clarified butter), and Buffalo Lemon Pepper wings and candidly, we couldn't ranked them as they were all very tasty. Good size wings that were seasoned and cooked to perfection. Although I wanted to try the mortadella with pistachio, burrata, pistachio cream on baked focaccia bread sandwich (next time), we elected to try their pizza. Unlike most joints, LaSorted's sells their pizza by the pie or slice, which made it convenient for us to try the pepperoni and Upside Down Mamba. Both slices were terrific, but the Mamba stole the show by its pure simplicity! The tomato sauce on this slice of pie is good enough to eat by itself in a bowl. Tommy sat next to us and shared a bit of his story and how his friends and relatives supported him on his inaugural journey to open LaSorted's. Believe me, it couldn't happen to a nicer individual! No photos for this review, we were too busy eating and having a great time. I'll be sure to take a few the next time I visit LaSorted's and I just pray that Tommy and team will open one in my neighborhood soon!

Found this unassuming spot when grabbing food before a concert and it did not disappoint…read more It's a bit confusing since the sign says it's a market, but it's inside! The person working the store front was super nice and welcoming, as well. Unfortunately, they had run out of chicken, but we got their super fries with hamburger and they come LOADED. Took a bit to cook, so keep that in mind, but you can't complain about that when something is made fresh. Also, parking is challenging, but where isn't in L.A.!?

Horrible shop. I called before driving a whole hour to eat their food and they said they were open…read moreand once I got there they said they were closed. Horrible service and that's just horrible