Delicious sandwich of generous portion! I ordered the…read moreItaliana which comes with prosciutto crudo, prosciutto cotto, stracciatella cheese, truffle spread and arugula. The taste of the fillings was very well balanced with nothing being overpowering. I could taste every single ingredient yet they went together very well! I particularly liked the stracciatella cheese. It added a fluffy and soft texture to the sandwich. The shop was small, cozy and well decorated. There were some available seats when I was there at around 1:30pm. There was no line as the peak lunch hour had passed. They made my sandwich immediately so I didn't have to wait at all.

First time I tried Dante's sandwich. Finally I had a chance to visit here…read more What we had: italiana - prosciutto crudo, prosciutto cotto, stracciatella cheese, truffle spread, arugula Monte cristo - prosciutto cotto, provolone, sundried tomato spread. Italiana was so good. Double Prosciutto!! Truffle flavor was strong and paired with stracciatella cheese. What a great combination! And Arugula was very fresh. Foccacia was very crispy outside and soft inside. One of the best sandwich. I will order again. Monte cristo was also good. Grilled bread was very crispy and nicely pressed. Provolone and prosciutto cotto combination was great, too. Sundried totamto provided great accent. I will order this one again, too. Overall, it was a great sandwich shop. Highly recommend.

This was another unexpectedly delicious surprise. M&B was in my list of food to either eat in…read moreVancouver, or takeaway for the flight home. I ate porchetta stuffed inside freshly baked rolls in Orvieto, NYC and Tokyo (?), and I ate roasted pork with crackling skin throughout Asia and the Southern US, so I think I know how deliciously roasted pork tastes. I don't know if the chopped pork was over-salted and sauced, but at altitude of 30,000 feet and even after sitting cold for 3 hours, M&B's porchetta roll was so tasty and tender with bits of still-crunchy skin mixed in, I wished I bought 3 more to eat at home after my flight.

I ordered the porchetta sandwich and it was delicious. A bit pricey for what you're getting but…read morethat's downtown Vancouver for you. It had a nice bright sauce in it, maybe basil-based, that balanced nicely with the delicious porchetta. Also, the crunchy crackling added a delightful texture to every bite. While I thought it was a bit expensive for a sandwich, I was definitely FULL after finishing it.

I was soooo hungry and could smell something delicious coming from this little shop at Granville St…read moreand 11th. It was around 1pm on a Friday, it was very quiet. Found a table right away. There are some small tables for two along with high tables. I ordered the 'hot' sandwich, chicken parm. I was expecting crispy chicken parm with yummy cheese and rich tomatoe sauce. Let's be honest, the star of this show is the bread! The baguette was warm, soft and so delicious. However, that's where the excitement stopped for me. The chicken with breading was soggy and the pesto and mozzarella was such a small amount, it felt like a soggy chicken sandwich with lots of bread. If they put more pesto dressing, more mozzarella cheese and more tomatoe sauce, I could have looked past the soggy chicken. All in all, I'm glad it tried it, the bread is amazing, and I'll come back to try a 'cold' sandwich to see if the other options are better!

Waste of money. $15 for dry bun, simple sandwich withSINGLE slice of meat. The subway sandwiches…read morehave twice the meat for half the price. Nothing special nor any extra extraordinary ingredients. The staff were nice. I don't think it's the staff's fault. It's just how they're told to make the sandwich. Came into the shop hungry paid $15 for a sandwich and left hungry was almost going to get up until the next two customers so I just walked in to save their money. Hopefully this will reach more people.

Wow! These sandwiches are so good I had to come on here to…read moresay something. The service was also great and super helpful since it was our first time there! We'd already eaten half of each sandwich and No notes. 10/10. Will be back.

Their food was insanely good. The bread was light and fluffy, the toppings had amazing flavor, and…read morethe people were so nice and friendly it made me want to work there! The owner chatted with my dad the entire time and the space was so inviting it was an awesome visit.

Possibly one of the best sandwiches I've ever had in my entire life!…read more I ordered their daily special (roasted pork, coleslaw, aïoli, fresh bread). Everything was cooked and prepared to perfection. The staff was incredibly friendly. I'll be back!

Wanted to grab some sandwiches before our bike ride around Stanley Park, and Number E Food was the…read moreperfect stop! We walked over after getting off the Granville Island ferry at the Aquatic Centre stop. There wasn't a line, and our sandwiches came out quickly after ordering. - Reuben Sandwich -- tender meat, just the right amount of tang from the sauerkraut and cured meats, finished with their house-made mustard and a crunchy pickle on the side. - Lemon Rosemary Chicken (no cheese) -- light yet filling; the greens added freshness, avocado gave it the perfect moistness, and the light jalapeño kick tied it all together. - Garlic Bread -- buttery, garlicky, and crisp; the texture fell perfectly between a Vietnamese baguette and a ciabatta roll -- ideal snack for the walk. Overall, Number E is a charming deli serving high-quality sandwiches on their own freshly baked Tuscan bread. They also offer pastries, coffee, and other drinks. There are a few indoor and outdoor tables, but it's mainly a great grab-and-go spot. Chill ambience where you can watch the team craft your sandwiches fresh to order -- the perfect pre-ride fuel stop!

Everything(food) is good tasting and fixed so quickly prepared to perfection. Great eats for every…read moreage.

Excellent place for lunch or brunch. Have to come back to try their breakfast. Highly recommend…read morethis place. Also, try the bottle lemonade...

Love this place! Great family vibe. Everyone is very helpful. I was looking for fresh pizza dough…read more They have them frozen if you ask. They also make great fresh sandwiches! Fresh bread. Sauces and things made in house!

We ordered their Hot Manzo (roast beef) panini, and the sandwich was good, but I overhyped. It…read moremight also be our selection. We may come back and try another item instead. The service also took a while, ~30 minutes, so be prepared to wait a bit for the panini!

Recently opened Japanese Sandwich and Sweet shop. Offer cute quarter sized sandwiches with various…read morefillings. Tried a selection of sandwiches. Heat for about 10 seconds if taking them home. Each sandwich is a bit pricey at $4.50 a piece. My favorite would be the katsu and ebi sandwiches

Was very excited to try this place after reading about its launch. We ordered the pork katsu,…read morechicken teriyaki and ebi sandwiches. The sandwiches were nicely packaged and presented as one would expect in Japanese style. We were pretty surprised at how tiny the sandwiches were. We knew they'd be small and cute, but their media photos are very misleading. Either they employed a tiny hand model or tweaked their sandwiches to make them look more generous in size. Despite this, the sandwiches were delicious and flavourful. They were a bit cold although they had been warmed up for us. At $4.50 a piece, it's pricey for snack that's gone in a few seconds. I'm sure we could've devoured a few more. Might be back, but for only a small bite.

Great place to stop by and get a Banh Mi if in the area. I…read moregot 4 combos to go and took few home and they were still great. It's pretty much a take out place but I'll have to try the cooked foods as well next time.

We shared: Signature sandwich - Viet ham, cold cut, Viet…read morebacon, meatball, in-house made pate & mayo, pickled daikon & carrots, cilantro, cucumbers, jalapeno Grilled Pork Salad Rolls - Grilled pork, lettuce, vermicelli, rice paper. dipping sauce Easily banh mi I've ever had. Bursting with variety of textures and flavors. French bread was terribly crispy and soft, in a good way. Grilled Pork salad roll like most Viet spring rolls. Grilled Pork could be grilled more. Peanut dipping sauce was good. No issues with service.

Very small shop with limited seating. We tried the rigatoni (with meat sauce) and pappardelle (with…read moretruffle cream sauce.) The canned sparkling lemonade was also quite good. The portion size is decent and I left feeling full but not stuffed. The noodle texture also has a nice bite to it. For me I prefer creamy sauces so the pappardelle was my favorite!

Decent food and genuinely friendly staff -- that part's not in question. But here's the setup:…read morethere's no indoor seating, just a few tables on the sidewalk where you can practically direct traffic on Hastings from your chair ;) The rigatoni and gnocchi were both staff recommendations, and both were decent. With sides of meatballs, prawns, and bread, we landed at $80 with tip, no drinks included. Felt very pricey for the setting. Which brings me to the head-scratcher: the POS terminal's lowest default tip option was 20%. For a place that's a long way from a traditional sit-down experience, that felt very ambitious. What's going on with tipping in Vancouver these days?