After a busy week and weekend making trips back and forth to LAX from Redondo, I had one last…read moreairport run Sunday morning. My son suggested we stop at Ghost Sando Shop before I dropped him and his fiancée off. Great idea. My wife and I shared the Kickin' Chicken: chicken, BLAST spread, chipotle adobo, melted mozzarella and sharp cheddar, topped with lettuce, pickled jalapeño, tomato, and white onion. It was delicious. The guy at the counter was friendly and welcoming, and even delivered our sandwiches to us as we sat outside at one of the shaded tables - it was pleasant if you need a spot to eat versus taking it to go. One thing I really like on a sando is shredduce. It just makes a sandwich taste better. Not sure why. Ghost got it right. It wasn't busy shortly after opening on a Sunday, which was nice. I really enjoyed both the sandwich and the visit. We'll definitely be back. 5 stars.

This sandwich shop is decent. I got the Santa Monica which had top round pastrami, turkey , bacon…read moreand pepper jack. It was delicious and the Dutch crunch bread was a good amount of crunch without being too hard that would rip open the roof of your mouth. I love the vegetable mix with it that included roasted peppers, pepperoncini but the Melrose spread was a tad bit much where it just oozed off the sandwich paper wrap. The sauce was good but a tad bit excessive. The staff was very nice but the food took longer than expected. Maybe that's because of them making it fresh but it seemed a tad bit longer than I expected for a non busy time I went (11am). Atmosphere is just your "fast" casual with outdoor seating which be nice when it doesn't become too cold or hot weather wise.

We were pleasantly surprised by our breakfast at Bread Head! Everything was fresh and really tasty…read more We sat at the counter facing the street, which made for a nice, relaxing start to our Saturday. The ambiance was welcoming and a great spot to enjoy breakfast. I had the Smoked Salmon sandwich, and it was so good. The salmon, cream cheese, tomatoes, red onion, and sprouts all went really well together. Hubby had the Cowboy Burrito with slow-braised beef, eggs, provolone, roasted poblanos, and tater tots. The house salsa verde gave it a nice kick, and oh added avocado. We definitely plan to come back to try more :)

Simply ordered online - my food was ready when I arrived and it was close to closing…read more I can't share much on the service or ambiance bc it was a pickup but I ordered the Grinder and it was good. A little messy bc of all of the toppings but the bread was fresh. Love that there's a sandwich spot close to the beach.

Love this place, it can get a little crowded during lunch time, overall the food is great, customer…read moreservice is good, and the older lady there is sweet. I get my usual Godfather w peppers on the side. Will be taking a picture next time.

I stumbled upon this sweet mom n pop El Segundo sandwich shop after spending the day at the beach…read more It is friendly, fast, and their sandwiches were absolutely delicious! We had a roast beef and an Italian cold cut. So good and plenty of food! I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a delightful handcrafted sandwich.

I've been waiting for a chance to try Sunday Gravy for the past 5 years (they've been around for 6)…read moreand my recent visit did not disappoint. Sunday chop Salad: 10/10, I love the shredded lettuce, lightly dressed but packed with flavor from salami and green olives. Beet and citrus salad: 9/10, a tumble of beets and blood orange atop creamy labneh (somewhere Greek yogurt between sour cream), contrasts of sweet savory and creamy with a little pistachio crunch Meatballs: 10/10, just a side of meatballs, $8, but seriously some of the best meatballs I've ever had: so tender! And the sauce had the right balance of bright tomato tang and sweetness. As close to perfect meatballs as I can recall having anywhere. Crab Mafalda pasta: 10/10: crabby slithery and oily in the best ways. Rich and satisfying. Ragu with rigatoni: 8/10; I found the rigatoni a little too al dente, and while everything melded together in a rich and satisfying way it felt slightly under seasoned or lacking a flavor pop compared to the meatballs and other dishes. It was good but some of the other dishes blew me away and this one was just pleasant. Affogato for dessert: 9.5/10: good strong coffee, creamy ice cream, very enjoyable. The place is small, charming and eclectic, bumping hip hop music. They have a nice selection of wines (a couple of Chenin Blanc, which is nice to see). Service was fast and friendly. With food, drinks tax and tip, about $177 for a nice lunch. I'll definitely be coming back for a few of those dishes.

My husband and I decided to try this place again because there was a BOGO offer on UberEats....and…read morewe went back another 2x after that. The Ragu, Bolognese, A La Vodka, and Meatballs are all fantastic. The pasta is absolutely perfect (rigatoni is probably my favorite of the 3). The Cesar salad, however, is a little too salty with the cheese and breadcrumbs. So, if they could put that on the side and let us add how much we want, it would also be perfect. Their Cesar dressing is probably the best I've ever had. I called a couple of times after ordering, and their customer service was great. Accommodating and friendly. This place is definitely in rotation now.

The garlic bread is the most amazing I've ever tasted, and if you're lucky enough to get the garlic…read morebread buy the garlic butter and make your own.

Had some family pop in on me out of nowhere!…read more Like, literally nowhere. I mean from New Orleans with absolutely no heads up whatsoever! Guess what they wanted as soon as they touched down? You got it! Sorrento's Italian Market here in Culver City! Now supposedly over the weekend they're going to make up for their surprise and lack of common courtesy by taking me to some nice restaurant apparently! I'll believe it when I see it. Settled on some hard salami and the sheer smell that emanates from the market. You've heard of or better yet even witnessed the smell that emanates from Pirates of the Caribbean? Well, Sorrento's market has its own unforgettable smell, and it usually winds up in a net gain of about 5 to 10 lb for your waistline. So other than some hard salami, I was sure to get the you know what out of here quickly! But do come by folks! Come from near and come from afar. My family just came from New Orleans (which happens to be the 1st city-yeah even before New York...that saw Sicilians specifically bring their great cuisine to this land) and the first thing they wanted was some hard salami from Sorrento's 2,000 miles away! Lol The spirit of Sorrento's market lives on through current owner Albert Vera Jr, who continues to do his father, mother, and the city of Culver City proud. It's not Culver City if there's not a Vera somewhere, somehow.

We frequented this sandwich shop when we were traveling in Florence and Rome. Pleasantly surprised…read moreto see they have a store in Venice and decided to give it a shot. Sandwiches here are not as good as the ones in Italy, but pretty great for what I'd expect here. Got the l'italiana and the la schiacciata del boss. Both were good in their own way but I'd say the truffle cream in the del boss sandwich is an excellent umami boost. Sandwich portions here are pretty big and half a sandwich is enough to fill me up!

Good sandwich, but nowhere near the mythology. The ingredients taste good and the staff were…read morefriendly, so this isn't a bad place by any stretch. But the whole thing is more hype than revelation. The bread does a lot of the talking here, maybe too much. The filling felt light for the size of the sandwich, which makes the whole thing eat a little more like a very good loaf with some ingredients passing through. You also really need to eat it there. Give it too much time and the structure starts to collapse into soggy bread and regret. Not bad. Not amazing. Just a solid sandwich that got treated like a religious experience by the internet.

Capriotti's does not let you down. This is the second…read morelocation I've been to and the food is just as good. These are quality subs with quality ingredients. You'll pay more than subway but come on now, it's 100% worth it. Today we got the - American Wagyu Club: Beef from Snake River Farms; slow-roasted, hand-pulled turkey; hickory-smoked bacon and provolone cheese topped with lettuce, tomatoes, onions and mayo I added pickles to this and got the bread "gutted" for less carbs. I also ordered the size Small which is 7"-8" long. (The mini is like 4") Copper Sharp Cheesesteak: grilled steak, mushrooms, onions, and sweet peppers loaded with extra Cooper® Sharp White cheese, served on a seeded roll That Coopers cheese is CREAMY but added some mayo for extra creaminess and hot peppers. The sweet and hot pepper combo is perfect. Quality meats and cheeses- CANT GO WRONG! I'm a fan of capriottis and hopefully they open a few more locations.

Capriotti's fixed their menu updates and I'm back to being a fan…read more My favorite items: Wagyu Sub Original Cheesesteak Clam Chowder I've also had the fries which are good and the kid's grilled cheese which is just a normal grilled cheese. Overall, good place, a little pricey but they do promos and discounts. Will order more!

Walking into this very well kept market I suddenly felt the urge to buy all items in sight. There…read moreare flowers for sale, juices, food items and all the best things a market can offer. Met with a warm greeting from staff I feel already inclined to come back sooner rather than later. I met a friend for sandwich, I enjoyed the Reuben and I am blown away. All of my tastebuds danced at the first bite. You fill out a sheet that is left near the counter by the menu's to either build your own or select one of the signature dishes. Note, they do also have Halal options which is a HUGE plus! Their Deli menu is meant to be enjoyed by all, handful of vegetarian options as well. I'd recommend extra toasted love to any sandwich or panini as it is an option on the sheet you fill out. Stepping into the back patio lounge area, there are many tables and seating places to choose from. Theres almost a sense of peace and serenity you experience while in the patio. Theres koi fish, shaded areas and a very cool pizza station! Plenty of seating, I noticed there was a late morning rush but there was still plenty of room for all to sit and enjoy the summer weather. My only side note that may deter people wanting to visit, parking may be hard to find given that this Market place is splat in the middle of a residential part of Culver City. There is a park a few blocks over from the market, grab your food and drinks and enjoy that open space as well if you're introverted but would still like to experience what Jackson Market has to offer.

A fun little neighborhood market. Get your snack on…read morethey've got fresh fruits, chips , candies, nuts , baked goods enough to satisfy. staff was super friendly. Ordered an iced vanilla chai while waiting and it wasn't bad. When you first walk in you're greeted with fresh flowers. No one is rushing you to hurry up and leave. You mark up an order sheet and give it back to counter help to place an order meanwhile there's picnic foods refrigerated like salads and other condiments complete your meal. Definitely the kind of neighborhood market that is conveniently placed.