This is the only sandwich place that has made me want to try something different on each visit, in…read morea long time. I first heard about this place from a friend who lives in Tucson but didn't give much thought to it until I actually saw the restaurant a few months ago while I was at another store in the shopping center. After multiple visits, I can conclude that I enjoy more of their cold sandwiches than their grilled/hot ones. My top three picks in no particular order would be the Baggin's club, high Baggin's, and the chicken rojo. All are different in their own way, but what they do have in common is that they are jam packed with ingredients and bursting in flavor. I haven't tried all their soups and sides yet but from what I've tried so far, I would say the tomato basil bisque has been my favorite. It accompanies well with many sandwiches I've had. The only thing I didn't care for much from here were any of the sandwiches with chicken. Their chicken was a bit too dry for my preferences. So far, I've yet to have a bad experience here. The staff are always warm, friendly, and patient. They try to get your orders out in a timely manner, but they do get busy at times. I usually take my food to go but they have plenty of indoor and outdoor seating options if you want to dine in.

Now THAT'S what I call a sandwich! My husband and I both ordered the Chicken Club Special which…read morecame with the most spectacular loaded sandwich on delicious bread. My husband is not a sandwich person and he couldn't stop raving about the sandwich. All of the toppings and dressings made it a favorite. The special included chips, a drink and a cookie. Whaaaaat? Yes please! The bonus was the most incredible employees. Table side service at a fast casual restaurant is a plus. The place was packed with dining in customers and take out orders. They fulfilled the orders quickly. Another gem to add to our rotation.

Very impressed. Went with a group of 14, every entree was impressive in both presentation and…read moreflavor. They helped move tables to accommodate our large group, and gave us complimentary treats for the kids. In our week long vacation, this was the standout restaurant. It beat out some $60-80/person meals.

Culinary Gangster is a great lunch spot! They have a cute patio with umbrellas and the workers are…read morealways friendly. My favorite dish is the chicken avocado quinoa bowl.

The service was fast and quick. Everyone was great and professional. The food looked good and…read moretasted amazing.

Was a great experience like always I've been here multiple times and had never gotten a bad…read moreexperience...today I had a lot of help from Jordan she made sure my order was right and was always making sure everything was great. She recommended the Paris burger and she wasn't wrong it was awesome the chefs are top tier and so was the customer service

Picked up a to-go order last week for lunch. 7 people on the order. They nailed it. Everything on…read moreour order was correct. The sandwiches were great. Very generous in the portions and the bread was excellent. Service was great. Ordering online made it a breeze. Super busy at the time of pickup, yet the process was quick and painless. Definitely recommend a visit. Will definitely be back again!

Visited this location recently and ordered an 8" Kali Mist. Unfortunately, the sandwich was…read moreextremely underwhelming. The turkey portion was shockingly small--there appeared to be only a couple thin slices of meat on the entire sandwich. Based on the menu description and price, I expected turkey to be the main ingredient, but the sandwich was mostly lettuce, onions, tomatoes, and bread. I've eaten plenty of sandwiches from various chains, and this was by far one of the lightest protein portions I've received. The flavor was fine, but it's hard to justify the cost when the sandwich feels under-portioned. I attached a photo because I genuinely thought there had to be a mistake. I hope management reviews portion control standards because customers shouldn't have to wonder where the meat went on a turkey sandwich

A nice, fast, casual restaurant serving super fresh seafood, with lots of options for preparation,…read moreetc. You order your food at the counter, and then go sit at one of about a dozen inside tables, as well as patio options when it's cool enough to do so. Food is served quickly portions are decent sized, not too expensive. My dining companion, I both ordered different versions of shrimp dishes, and we both enjoyed our food.

Came here recently for lunch and we were greeted warmly upon entry…read more This was our first time here, and it was a little disorienting on figuring out which counter to place our order at after looking over the menu. We decided to order a cup of clam chowder each to start off with and for our main entrees, we ordered a cold lobster roll and a shrimp po boy. The chowder was a bit disappointing for our preferences. However, both the lobster roll and the shrimp po boy were fantastic in both taste and quality! The lobster roll looked smaller than others I've had before but it was absolutely STUFFED with sizable chunks of lobster meat. I would definitely come back for another one in the future. What I really appreciated about this place was that for a fast-casual dining experience, the service was very friendly and attentive from start to finish. Even though this establishment is considered fast-casual dining the vibe inside didn't feel like it based on the décor and cleanliness. Not only do they have plenty of indoor seating options, but they also have a sizable outdoor patio.

We picked up a quick bite at Ike's. The business is known for its vast selection of sandwiches…read morewith fun names and fresh ingredients. Tonight the order was 10. Steve Nash which includes halal chicken, marinara, lettuce, tomato, Dirty Sauce and added cucumber. I asked that sauces be put in a separate container to avoid a drippy sandwich. The sandwich made it home intact. I heated up the sandwich after applying the sauces. While it was heating, I cut some thin sliced cucumbers. I added those and bon appétit. A good and messy sandwich. Shared parking lot.

Stuffed sandwiches that are always consistently fresh and so flavorful!! Can order from the latge…read moreextensive menu or customize any way you want. Each order is made from scratch and toasted to perfection. Great fresh breads to choose from, especially their famous Dutch crunch rolls!! And let's not forget the apple flavored lollipop that comes with every order!! Order ahead to avoid the long wait times. *** normally would give 5 stars, but the customer service was not that great this time and also after an employee slipped on some water by the tables and laughed about it, still did not go and clean it up.

Only been here once and had the cleanse burger. My only regret was that I couldn't finish it all…read more One of the best burgers I've ever eaten. The "cleanse" is what you need to do to your hands when you're done, no way around it. Service was also excellent, along with the signature cocktail (forget which one I had).

"Best breakfast burger he's had." -- that's what my boyfriend said about the brunch burger, and…read morehonestly, that says everything. I went with the salmon quinoa bowl and it did not disappoint. The salmon had a nice crisp to it, lightly smoked with a subtle glaze that pulled it all together. The space is great too -- a large outdoor patio with a bar, plus indoor seating if you want to escape the heat. Service was friendly, and everything came out quickly without feeling rushed. I'd definitely come back for another burger. They've got a solid variety, and I've already been told the Habanero Cleanse burger is the next one to try.

The Delicatessen on Tatum is the kind of place that tricks you into thinking you're just grabbing…read more"something quick," and then you're standing in a Sunday 11am line staring at the menu like it's a Netflix queue--too many good options, not enough stomach capacity. You order first and then find a seat, so it's a little bit of a shuffle, but the woman behind the counter was genuinely helpful with recommendations and what's popular. And once we ordered, the food came out pretty fast. We kicked things off with the Big Dill appetizer, and when they say "giant," they're not kidding. It's a comically large pickle, seasoned up and cut into four spears. The seasoning was actually really good, nice flavor, the right amount of spice. I'll be honest: I'm not a huge pickle person, so I didn't fall in love... but if you are a pickle person, this is absolutely your moment. I tried the brunch burrito and it was a solid portion, filling, well-built, and the avocado salsa helped a lot (I was using it like a cheat code). The only reason I wouldn't come back specifically for that burrito is the flavors didn't really pop for me, and I wished the potatoes had more crisp and there was more seasoning on the eggs. It wasn't bad at all just not a "I'm still thinking about this tomorrow" type of burrito. The drinks though? Really unique, I had the French toast latte and the banana hazelnut latte, and they serve them in this super cool commercial can sealer setup. It's such a clever touch as if your coffee came with packaging confidence. Better yet, the lattes were actually delicious and you could taste the quality of the beans underneath the flavors. We also tried the Philly cheesesteak, and it's a BIG sandwich on what tastes like a homemade sesame hoagie. The "shaved ribeye" looked more like finely chopped/ground ribeye, but honestly... it worked. It tasted great with the cheese sauce and hit the spot. The fries that came with it were steak fries, cooked to perfection, with a few extra-crispy pieces mixed in (which is basically the fry jackpot). And then there was the avocado + burrata bagel... which might be the best bagel I've ever had and I don't say that lightly. The everything bagel was fresh, toasted perfectly, and the toppings blended together so well that every bite somehow got better than the last. I also tried the lox and it was worth the money, generous smoked salmon, capers, tomato, the whole deal. Bottom line: there's a lot to love here, and it's going to take me a few more visits to work through all the menu items that look worth trying. Come hungry, expect a line at peak brunch, and don't leave without that avocado burrata bagel (and maybe one of those sealed lattes, because it's just fun).

I was excited to not only see a new Chef Joey concept, but especially a new bagel joint in the…read morearea. For our bagel, we ordered an everything bagel with charcuterie cream cheese, which I can best describe as everything but the kitchen sink - capicola, mortadella, salami, provolone, artichokes, tomoatoes, roasted peppers, pepperocini, olives and red onion - all chopped up and mixed into the cream cheese. Somehow it all seems to work in terms of flavor, but as for the bagel itself I wish it were a bit bigger and had more chew, although it was decent. The biggest disappointment was with our cinnamon roll and coffees. They were out of the regular cinnamon roll so we ordered the salted caramel one. The sad part was it was cold. I mean who wants a cold cinnamon roll, even the one at Cinnabon is warm. As for the coffees, we ordered the banana hazelnut and strawberry matcha. We assumed the coffees would be hot but were given iced coffees. Only later we noticed they can be ordered either hot or iced, and wished the server had asked for our preference. As for the iced coffees, I'm not quite sure I understand the whole concept of putting them in soda cans, as the foam got stuck to the top of the can and all the flavor sank down to the bottom.