This is a nice sandwich spot for vegetarians and meat lovers alike in cap hill. Minus the crazy list of choices, ordering is super easy. After ordering, you pick a card number for your table. BUT, if you get the joker, you get a free sub. I got a four of cloves. The vegetarian reuben is pretty tasty. Nothing amazing, but the tempeh is loose and there is a good amount of thousand island that's not too overwhelming. The service here is friendly and super generous. I had an issue with my sub and they resolved it immediately. Overall, this is a decent, quick and tasty sub shop that can fill you up for less than ten dollars. read more

First off the atmosphere is pretty cool, good music, cheap beers and subs how can you go wrong? The seemingly impossible is possible for Sub Culture. The food has taken at least 20 minutes every time I have gone here. It's a sub...put meat and vegetables on bread and serve... what the F is taking so long? Now for the sub itself I'm not sure if the sub builder has a heavy hand when it comes to salting things, but good lord it tasted like a salt lick every time I've been here! I've tried multiple times to get on the bandwagon because of the close proximity, but forget it keep your BS and I'll head to one of the other 20 sub shops around town. I recommend going elsewhere, unless you want a cheap PBR. read more

The food is good. Don't let the menu deceive you there are really only three different combinations of the same sandwich. But worst of all they don't stand by their business hours or services. They close spontaneously, they don't deliver when it's cold out, when it snows, when it rains or when the hipster bike delivery guy is too drunk. Despite all that, they might take your order if you have gauged ears, a fixie or you just look homeless. read more

SubCulture - The table where my sandwich would be if they served food ... - Sandwiches Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Sub Culture, I heart you. I have had my lunch delivered by their trusty delivery boys on bikes several times now, and have been amazed each time. I swear, from call-in time to arrival time, it didn't take them more than ten minutes! Not only that, the sandwiches have always been delicious. So far I've tried the Colorado Beef & Cheese, Giving Thanks (that your family's not here), their idea of a Caesar salad on a bun, and the Yaya+ (my FAVORITE). My experience with this sub shop has been much much better than that of another tasty sub shop here in Cap Hill **cough**snarf's**cough**. #1 They don't take forever only to act like you're a pain in their ass, #2 They have boooooze!!!!! Speaking of which.... A few nights ago I finally got the chance to stop into the shop itself and grab a brewski with my sub. Holy AWESOME combo, batman! They even had Dale's Pale Ale (my favity fave), along with other typical beer offerings and some hard alcohol choices. To top it off, the staff had old school Star Trek playing on one of the TVs, and Give Up by The Postal Service playing the whole time I was there. Can I just stay here forever?? read more

So Far so Good. I say this knowing that this location hasn't exactly had the best of luck. But I would love this place to succeed, especially here and now. At first, I was a little hesitant.. I mean.. another sandwich shop in Capital Hill area? Gutsy.. But I have taken a couple of runs at this sub shop and so far have been impressed. The Reuben is excellent, although wish they served it on Rye (which is custom).. In addition I can order up a meat loaded handheld and a tallboy Tacate for $10.00... Which is a steal..In the food world I must say I'm in your corner..Apollo Creed is a chump anyway. read more

THE place for a sandwich in the Denver area. First of all, if you think of any possible sandwich combination, there is a really solid chance you'll either be able to find it on the extensive menu here or get as close as anywhere else in the city. Second, most of their food - meats, in particular - are made in-house, leading to flavors that are hard to come by at lesser sandwich shops. Lastly, the sandwiches are simply delicious - you can't go wrong on the menu. At a reasonable price point, this is a go-to spot to grab a quick bite when you're in town. read more

Great location right in da hood and an extensive menu to boot. Personally, I like being a part of different sub cultures - heck I'm a Yelper! When this place took over for the fish joint I was ever so excited - a good sandwich is hard to come by. This place does an excellent job at it though. For starters - BEER! How can you not love a sandwich shop that serves cheap beer? Check out Happy Hour and pull up a seat on tha patio while the weirdos of Cap Hill walk past. So much entertainment. When you walk in the front door the HUGE menu is on the wall to the left. Hot or cold, larger or larger sammies a-plenty! I usually get the Yaya + with turkey cheese avocado tomato and lettuce. Total yum. The hot sandwiches are great in the wintertime too. I really like that for 8 bucks you can get almost two meals. At the register they post little factoids each day so you can learn something new and bring a little "culture" into your life. When dining inside there is usually a solid play list and ample sitting room. Another cool thing is when you dine in you pull an oversized playing card from their deck. If you get the Joker you eat for free! Leave it up to chance - cuz why not? All in all I'm a fan of this place because of it's laid back attitude and ease. Nice location, chill staff and not too many stinky hipster patrons like one might think. It's a solid city sandwich shop. read more

This is Capitol Hill's official "dead spot." This location has hosted a Chipotle, then a pizza place, then a fish fry and now it's "Sub Culture" a sandwich place which is attempting to succeed where others haven't. Will it? I do like what I've seen so far, which is a wide variety of sandwiches at a reasonable cost. They have the typical turkey, Italian, ham, etc. But they also have a surprisingly large vegetarian section and lots of robust hot sandwiches, perfect when you're feeling a bit peckish. I had the roasted vegetable parmesan. Zucchini, onions and eggplant were marinated in some oil and balsamic, coated with a sweet marinera and liberally sprinkled with parmesan. The balsamic mixed with the marinera gave the sandwich a nice sweet/sour thing that I found pretty enjoyable. It was a decent-sized sandwich too and was about $7 (A bit on the high end maybe, but it was good). Service was pretty good, though the sandwich took a bit long to make considering I was the only customer. The decor and layout is very similar to the previous restaurants in the space; You can tell it was once a Chipotle. And for now I hope it remains Sub-Culture. It's a good sandwich shop from what I've seen and tasted. Let's just hope that something finally lasts in this spot. read more

Not horrible, but I don't get the hype. The sandwich did not taste bad but the meat was horrible quality which really gets me. The turkey reminded me of subway meat. If you're into organic eating you won't like it. Over all it's SUBpar. lol read more

Went to Denver for the weekend and had to stop at SubCulture TWICE because I can't get enough of their veggie sammies! The Daisy is like BBQ heaven for a Texan who doesn't eat meat- and the slaw on top is perfection. Greatest thing about this place is your gluten free, vegan, and vegetarian friends can all go here together without complaint. read more

I ate there last night with a group of friends and loved it! The people were SO nice and I was really happy to see that there was a large vegetarian sandwich section, and not just "grilled cheese" or just a mish-mash of vegetables on a piece of bread. I'm really glad that there's a new place within walking distance for those days when I just don't want to cook! I will definitely be going back again...and again...and again. I mean, I have to try all of the vegetarian options, right!! read more

5 of us ordered sandwiches from this place last Saturday for delivery. 4 roast beef and one of the veggie type. I guess they have only been open a few days and the delivery was quick,, but forgot 1 sandwich. They went back and retrieved missing item....... Now,,, for the meals....... I hate giving a bad review but good golly.......... These were just plain bad. EVERY sandwich was missing at least one of the items described on the menu. What the hell ??? Super bland and just lacking everything a great sandwich should be................. I actually moved all my ingredients to one side of the bread hoping for something,,,,,, No still not there!!!! I am speaking for 5 people here who will not even give another go at this. Wow....... I know you are new,,,, but you better set out to impress and not depress us lunch seekers !!!!! read more

Food? Delicious! Adding a $5 tip to the transaction? Not remotely cool. Luckily Capital One is awesome about alerting for out of the ordinary charges and this was a $5 tip on a $10 tab for an add-on sub. I'd already paid for 4 subs and tipped generously because they were so nice, so I didn't see a need to tip again when they're simply walking a bag of food to the table where we were waiting. Really a bummer. read more

I loved!!! this place, the people, and the atmosphere.. until i found today that they use EGGS in their gluten-free bread. I was told that my fav. sandwich I have been eating had no eggs, dairy, or gluten in it.. .all of which are major food allergies for me bc I have celiac's disease. Any of these foods could easily put me in the emergency room. Pretty disappointing stuff for this girl. Wish they'd find a different type of bread/option and inform their employees bc so many people in Denver struggle with this same autoimmune disorder... I am, however, thankful for the one employee who knew enough to tell me not to eat it anymore today. read more

My Husband and I stopped in at Sub Culture for lunch the other day, and it was fabulous! I am a vegetarian and I get sick of sandwich places that put lettuce and tomatoes on a bun and call it a day...not so at Sub Culture! They have a HUGE variety of veggie friendly subs with gourmet ingredients. The shop is hip, with cool posters on the wall and a vibe that is fun without being overly "hipster-eque" or pretentious. Its fun because it wants to be, not because it is trying to impress you with how stylish it is. The location is great too, right on the corner of 13 and Pennsylvania, in the heart of Cap Hill. I know lots of eateries that have come and gone from this specific spot, but I really enjoy Sub Culture. Good luck to you guys, and I'm gonna do my part to keep you in business! read more

This is my go to sub place in Denver. I've only gotten a few different subs so far, but they've all been quite good. In their menu they have a massive variety, and I assume they're all delicious. They also have a ton of vegetarian options, which I haven't used but is nice. The service is fast, and the staff pretty friendly. Overall I'd recommend giving this place a try. read more

I would definitely be more impressed with this place if I hadn't already been to Half Fast in Boulder. I can't help but compare the two; they are the same exact concept right down to the personal pitchers of alcohol. However, Sub Culture is just not as impressive to me. The sandwiches are pretty good but not great. The bread is just okay, sometimes a little dry. They do have a lot of options for sandwiches but none of them have yet to blow me away. The sandwiches are far more creative than, say, Subway but not nearly the same caliber of those at Half Fast. I like that they offer personal pitchers of mixed drinks, but that being said, I'm not a huge fan of the mixed drinks here. The margarita is alright but none of the others seem very appealing to me. They have happy hour from 3-6 (dollar off drafts/cocktails) so it's nice to be able to grab a drink and sit out on their patio. Overall, I enjoy Sub Culture but don't love it. If you are in the neighborhood though it's a nice place to stop! read more

I had the very best sub I have ever eaten tonight. It was the foot long italian. The bread was soft enough yet had the perfect chew. The meats were fresh and well spiced. I even enjoyed the vinaigrette. I have eaten my fair share of subs being a 65 y.o. italian from the Northeast! Order a sub, you will enjoy it. read more

Holy ridiculously FAST delivery! I'm actually writing this review while I eat out of mutual respect for fast. We put a three sandwich order in at 11:55am on a Tuesday and were stuffing our faces by 12:10. Great vegetarian selections, and while I got a tuna melt I'm not terribly impressed with, my coworkers seem stoked on theirs. read more

The hot guy with the tattoos is apparently named Paul - My girlfriends make specific trips here to gaze into his dark blue eyes, but I digress... If sandos are not your thing you will find the salad options to be worth a visit. In the summer you will enjoy the shaded patio and in the winter the great selection of drinks will keep you warm, specifically the Bourbon Lemonade pitchers. read more

My only complaint with Sub Culture is that it took me so long to try them! They're just a few blocks away from my office, but I never even realized they were there. I missed out on so many potential yummy lunches! Not sure what the deal is with other reviewer's complaints- the service was fast, friendly and ACCURATE! I'm vegan, and my order was highly specific... but they got it right on the first try. Did I mention it was DELICIOUS? I had the veggie reuban (vegan-style), and it was perfect. And huge! I ordered the 7" (the smallest I could), and it filled me up. I ended up having to give the last couple bites to my husband. He loved it too, and he's not vegan or even vegetarian. I plan to try each veggie sandwich they have! read more

There's a lot to say about sub culture. First, even though this is a sandwich shop, the foods are pretty tasty and well-thought out. They have a very extensive menu and if I'm not mistaken, all of their foods are from Colorado. You won't have to customize your sandwiches very much due to the selection. If you're a vegetarian, they also have a pretty decent selection of sandwiches too. The drinks are not some of the big name cola vendors that you would expect and are actually a refreshing (pun intended) substitute. Second, the restaurant space is really small. The atmosphere is modern and seems to tailor more to the younger urban folks. It can get loud but not so bad that you can't hear your friends if you go with others. In the summer, it'll get hot and they'll open up the doors which makes the A/C useless. In the winter, it can get cold for the same reason. Regardless, you don't go for the environment, you go for the sandwiches. Third, they offer an opportunity for a free sandwich. All you have to do is draw a joker card out of a stack of their cards. And yes, it does exist but you have a really low chance of getting it (1 in 53 chance assuming a full deck of cards). This is more for them to keep tab of who ordered what but, like a fast casual, they'll stop by and serve you your sandwich. Lastly, price. For something downtown, it's not bad. You can get a foot long sandwich plus a drink for about $15 give or take. Overall, decent place for lunch or a sandwich no mater your mood. read more

I'm reluctant to write a review for this place, as the last two restaurants that inhabited the building at 1300 Penn closed after I'd reviewed them. For the sake of good food, I'm going to risk it. I've been to Sub Culture several times, and I think the subs are great. I usually go with a turkey, cream cheese, avocado kind of thing, but my coworkers have also raved about their tempeh marinara and the fiat. First time I went, I attempted to order and pay for my food online. When I arrived at the store, I was told that service wasn't yet working, and paid at the counter. The next day, I noticed my bank had taken out the money from the online attempt. The manager at Sub Culture was quick to credit me with what I was due and gave me a free sandwich, too. I think their customer service is outstanding, for what it's worth. Now that it's getting warmer, I think we're going to see a lot of happy people, chilling on their patio, eating some tasty food. My fingers are crossed that they manage to stick around and break the curse of the location. read more

This past weekend, a college friend visiting from DC (and serious vegetarian) joined me in Denver for a late morning at the Molly Brown House. While I hunted for a parking spot, she pulled up reviews for Sub Culture on Yelp, which left us empowered to give it a try. Its proximity alone to our destination was appealing - but the menu is really what pulled our heart strings. For years, I have been dying for a delicious, cheesy, meatball parmesan equivalent. I finally met my match with the tempeh parmesan. The bread was pretty typical - but the sauce and the tempeh and the gooey cheese - they really know how to make a girl swoon. Add to that fountain Boylan's and I'm a happy kid. As a vegetarian, it's exceedingly rare to go to a sandwich shop and have actually options other than a sad salad on a bun. But this place left me conflicted between all the possibilities. And what a good conflict it was! My friend opted to take a gamble on the special, and it paid off. Sadly, neither of us pulled a Joker from the deck, so we had to pay for our meals - but it really was worth every penny. read more

I ordered a salad via an online ordering app from SubCulture to discover that I had received an unassumingly sized to-go container that was somehow teeming with lush flora, picklings, cheese and potpourri salad toppings. Had a good heft. It was everything I was hoping for and a good bit more. As I forked the contents of the to-go box onto my plate, I found a small mountain of salad forming. Digging in, I realized that the salad was not only bountiful, but it had the freshness, flavor and all of the fixings that I was looking for. And that's how we got to Fivestarville, USA, with me as your pilot. Based off of my experience, I can confidentially say that what I ate can only be described as a stupid-good salad. And that's kind of odd to say because I'm not writing about SaladCulture. The upshot is that based on the salad, I'm a ball of anticipation when it comes to trying out this place's subs. Help me, Tom Cruise! Give me the strength to wait until my next visit! read more

Awesome sub shop right in the heart of Capitol Hill. Bread is fresh and has the perfect texture. Cashier was super friendly and accommodating. Breakfast sandwich was amazing and can't beat the price. Check this place out! read more

Just ordered a large order (13 sandwiches and a salad) for my office. Although the staff seemed a bit overwhelmed to get the order suited to all the substitutions, they did a great job. Everyone either really enjoyed or loved their food. I ordered the Roma and added chicken. Delicious! read more

AWESOME. They have a vegetarian list a mile long with tempeh and portobello mushroom options. And daiya and veganaise. My god. I had the BANGKOK ... tempeh, sweet chili sauce, pickle, romaine, carrot, mayo (w/veganaise) A had the VEGGIE REUBEN ... tempeh, sauerkraut, swiss, thousand island (with vegan thousand island and daiya!) This place kicks ass. read more

I always like sandwich places that spice things up with interesting combinations of ingredients. Everything I've tried has been very good, one of my favorites is the Mile High Turkey sandwich. The staff are personable and fun, never had an issue with them. Deciding between this place and snarf's is sometimes hard, Snarf's presents some fierce competition for them. At the end of the day though, Snarf's doesn't have many of the interesting and creative sandwiches that this shop has. You might just find your perfect sandwich here! My only complaint is that it can be a bit expensive, especially if you want a full size sandwich and a drink. Probably par for the course in a downtown area though. read more

I order a lot of lunches for the guys at work, A LOT of lunches and we have tried almost everything around our office. The big boss discovered this sandwich shop, brought back the menu and told us we had to try it. They deliver, are close by, and have gluten free options, exactly what we need. Some of the guys just wanted "club sandwiches" so I ordered them all the Stationwagon. I had the Piggyback (turkey). First of all I could order online. They were here within 30 minutes during the lunch hour. Finally, OMG the sandwiches were AMAZING. They all tasted fresh, the ingredients were quality, and even with the bread toasted, it wasnt so hard that it shreds the roof of your mouth. Within minutes the meeting was sending me messages about how good their sandwiches were. That rarely happens. The guys could not get over how great it was! We will definitely be using this place from now on and I am happy to give them our business. read more

Second time here. They messed up my sand which and gave me another without me asking The first time I was here I decided this was my favorite sand which in town Love this place. People are cool food is on point read more

Me and the boyfriend ventured in to Sub Culture last night after seeing that a new food spot finally opened up in the empty space that was many others before. I ordered the "Mile High": turkey, cream cheese, green chiles (diced), grilled onions, lettuce, tomato and I added avocado, on white bread. My boyfriend ordered something with pastrami (can't really remember). Both sandwiches were made and out to us in about 5-10 minutes, which was fine. The place wasn't very busy, so anything longer would've been a problem. The only downside to the order was they forgot to put the avo on my sandwich, but I let them know and they immediately put some on and apologized profusely about the mistake, I am not the type of person to freak out about something so trivial as long as it gets done in the end. We both loved our sandwiches, great flavor, great bread (outside crust was crisp and flaky, but the bread itself was soft and very "homemade" tasting) and the flavors of the toppings married very well. My boyfriend said his was awesome, and he's kind of hard to please. I came back today for lunch and had the "Chipotle Turkey", another very tasty sandwich. The prices are very reasonable in my opinion, they are competitive with other sandwich shops around. To make this long story somewhat shorter, I recommend trying out Sub Culture and deciding for yourself. read more

Nice proprieters and servers. Have a fun gimmick where you draw a playing card to see if you draw a particular card to get your lunch for free. Had fun things like a chalkboard where they take informal polling questions. Have both Coke and Pepsi products, although Pepsi is in a can. Turkey club was warm and good. Good bread. Chocolate chip cookies were very fresh and made on-site that morning. LOTS of sandwich choices and gluten-free breads. They have bicycle delivery. Not age discriminating or only for the college set - three lovely older ladies were enjoying themselves next to a boy who had purple hair and lip-piercing. It is just down the way from the Molly Brown Museum and was a nice place to have lunch. read more

LOVE this place. Good atmosphere, friendly staff, Delicious sandwiches! I typically get veggie, the Alps is my fav! They have breakfast on the weekends, the green chili and cream cheese is killer. Plus Boylan sodas and Boulder chips. They have really good soups in the winter. Yum. read more

I used to get sandwiches from here when I lived in cap hill and loved them. Tonight I was in the neighborhood and decided to stop by for the sandwich I used to get often, the Alps made vegan. I order my food and sit outside and soon after someone drops off a sandwich. I open it up and it does not look right but I take a bite. The cheese does not taste vegan at all and I realize they gave me the wrong sandwich. Already annoyed I go back in and as I walk up a guy runs up to me and asks if I ordered the vegan sandwich. I say yeah I did and he hands me one and says sorry you got the wrong one. I walk back to my seat open it up and it's a tempeh sandwich, again not what I ordered. Now I have two sandwiches in front if front of me I did not order and do not want to eat. I tell the lady that I really just want the vegan alps I paid for. After waiting awhile she comes out drops off a sandwich apologizes sincerely for the two wrong ones and walks back inside. Guess what? It's the wrong sandwich AGAIN! It is mushrooms but they are covered in cold marinara sauce and there is no vegan cheese. At this point I'm almost late to where I need to be and just leave. I did not have the time or patience to sit around and hope they would get my sandwich order right the forth time. Won't be back. read more

Love the vibe of SubCulture. They arent trying to be fancy. Love the location (especially since its a block away from my house). They have lots of good beers (at a good price) and a HUGE menu! Fun fact: if you pick the Joker card (which I did), you get your sandwich for free! read more

Took about 10 minutes to get my sandwich. The staff was very friendly though. Ordered a Colorado beef with green chili and cream cheese on white. The beef tastes like nice pot roast with a kick from the chili. read more

SubCulture - Sandwiches Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I ate here 2 days after it opened. (Carry out actually) My $7.00 sandwich and a can of Fresca soon came to $10.00! I was charged for extra dressing on my sandwich; and they forgot to put it on. I was charged for horse radish sauce.......and not only did they not put it on, they don't even have it on premise! I had to add both when I went home. The roast beef sandwich was SO overcooked and skimpy on the meat. There was NO line and it took 25 minutes for them to make the sandwich! I asked for white bread and they put it on wheat........ If you're going to open a "new" sandwich shop, then you need to hit the ground running and separate yourself from the other sub shops........but this place dropped the ball. Big time. I'll give them 2 months before they fold. Once again there are way too many sandwich shops in this city........and 99% of them are below adequate and overpriced. After eating here, vending machines are starting to look good! read more

Anyone who has ever been to Half Fast in Boulder will agree: it's about time Denver has something like this. After not checking this place out until recently, I then proceeded to get a sub from here three days in a row...to my defense, it is on my way to work. I often tire walking into sandwich shops to see the featured one of the day to be slathered in meat and am pleased to report that Sub Culture offers a vegetarian delight as well as a meat-filled wonder. Also, you always have a chance to earn a free sub if you draw the Joker card when ordering. Not to be missed: Tempeh Reuben! read more

Subculture is a decent sub shop. It's the non hippy version of Cheba Hut in a way. They have a nice variety of subs with some beers to choose from as well. You pull from a card deck when you pay and if you choose a Jack you meal is free. read more