Best subs around and it's great that some of the money goes to emergency services. I'm addicted to…read moretheir meatball subs!

Meh. Adequate sub, good amount of meat, v expensive ($13 for 6"). Standard toppings (no peppers,…read moreolives, spinach, etc.), only 2 bread options. Drink machine not functional. Similar atmosphere to Subway, Quizno's. Nothing wrong with the place, just too expensive and the sandwiches at Quiznos and Safeway are better and cheaper. The staff are nice and helpful. The punters are lining up at the till, though, so maybe I am in a minority opinion on this.

Pretty good sandwiches! Get it from ubereats buy1 get 1 free for cheap!!! 31$ for four regular…read moresandwiches

Love the shogun! They have two for one! Great sandwich!!! Love the garlic aioli sauceread more

I've seen these pop up on my feed but they're not in Vancouver…read more I happened to drive by the Langley location. The sandwiches are toasted but the meat is still kinda cold. I had the original 1762 which was decent. It has horseradish and reminds me of Arby's

Great sandwich at Earl of Sandwich…read more Ordered the holiday turkey and montague. Holiday turkey has always been my fave and it did not disappoint. This location gets pretty busy with orders from In person customers as well as Uber eats/skip etc. We went at lunch time and there was a line. However, they work efficiently here and you'll get your food in a timely manner. It does get pretty loud inside if you decide to stay. There is seating inside but the line does crowd the area. Overall, great sandwiches and I'll definitely be back!

Amazing food and quality service! Above and beyond happy EVERY TIME we go there! We travel from…read moreLadner to eat there as it's so great.

This is my new favorite sandwich shop! Look past the outdoor industrial space and give it a shot…read more When you come inside, you'll find a cute and quaint interior with some of the best sandwiches I've ever had! The staff is very kind and on top of things! They'll make you feel at home. I ordered the Ham and cheese panini- The ham was AMAZING! We couldn't believe it was just ham, the smoke was perfect. Juicy and fresh tomatoes and fresh, dressed greens. I loved the mustard and paprika aioli- great combination, so flavorful and creative. The ciabatta bread was light, fresh and soft! I don't always love ciabatta but I think I've been made a believer. My husband had the Motown Philly. Delicious, huge portion. Tons of flavorful meat, cheese and onions and peppers, with great seasoning and care, and tender steak. The garlic aoili was a great addition to bring it all together. 10/10 some of the best sandwiches I've ever had. I will 100% make this a stop anytime we are in the area, and I highly recommend a stop in or grabbing something to go!

Gratia is our go to for coffee and breakfast when we're in town. Staff is friendly and the line…read more(when there is one), moves swiftly. Their pastries are amazing, love their pistachio croissants with chocolate, and their pot pie, and Benny's. Great bagels and breakfasts also. In the afternoon it s a nice quiet place to work (free WiFi) or recharge over a quiet coffee and snack.

1 Star -- Discriminatory and Hostile Toward Disabled Patrons…read more My experience at Gratia Café was deeply upsetting and reflects a profound lack of understanding of -- or respect for -- disability rights. I am a disabled individual who relies on a legitimate, clearly identifiable service dog. Rather than being treated with basic courtesy and professionalism, I was subjected to hostile behavior, scrutiny, and exclusionary conduct that made it unmistakably clear I was not welcome. Staff acted as though they were entitled to question or challenge the presence of a service dog, despite the fact that this is explicitly prohibited under British Columbia human rights law. Let me be very clear: Businesses do not get to interrogate disabled patrons, demand explanations of medical need, or treat service dogs as optional accommodations. A service dog is not a pet, and access is not conditional on staff approval, comfort, or personal beliefs. What made this experience particularly distressing was the demeaning tone and dismissive attitude shown throughout the interaction. Instead of de-escalation or accommodation, the situation was handled in a way that felt humiliating, stigmatizing, and discriminatory. Disabled people should never be made to feel like a problem simply for existing in public spaces with the supports they require. Accessibility is not a "preference" or a branding choice -- it is a legal and ethical obligation. Until Gratia Café undertakes serious staff training on disability rights, service animals, and inclusive customer service, I cannot recommend this establishment to disabled patrons or allies. This experience was not just disappointing -- it was unacceptable.

If you're looking for lunch, don't go here. Rude old man who seemed to not even want to work. Not…read moresure why they even advertise lunch specials and sandwiches.. when asked he said no, only ham and cheese.

Grumpy old gentlemen, didn't know the names of the products he was selling. All he wanted to do was…read moreargue instead of help. I won't go back. The original owner, whose name was Doris, ran such a beautiful shop. Two owners since her and both get a thumbs down. They should take Doris' name off of the business because it does not reflect her business practices. Too bad because this is just another win for big corporate business. 0/5 stars.

Great service, good food! Deli sandwiches, salads, ice…read morecream! Nice little mom and pop shop!

Still a cheap, good time..... Your standard dinner fare. The…read moremenu is too big, makes me think it's hard to order much that's fresh. Even the waitresses are a little stale :( but I digress. 1 pancake is $3.50 but it's plate size and tasty. The tableware seems as though it was bought next door at Value Village but it holds a cup of tea. Set the bar low and give it a try. Karaoke on the weekends and if you're lucky, a sermon on Sunday.

Was looking for a delicious banh mi before my flight. On the way to the airport, I stopped by…read moreObanhmi to pick up two banh mis before my flight as my pre flight food. Ordering was super easy and the food came out fast. I ordered two #8 banh mi which is the classic banh mi that comes with 2 viet ham and pate. This is more of the traditional banh mi you see. I liked that Obanhmi also has a variety of other flavors including chicken lemongrass, beef sate, etc. Within the shop, there is a little bit of seating if you choose to sit inside and eat. The overall ambiance is cute for this small shop. I really like the newspaper wallpaper that incorporates the history of the banh mi. The banh mi itself was delicious. The toppings on top (cilantro, pickled vegetables, etc.) helped to add a nice crunch and helped to balance the whole entire sandwich. It was a good ratio of vegetables to meat to bread. Obanhmi is definitely is a solid option if you're in the area to get a banh mi!

Great find. Located on the downtown strip in Langley. Cute storefront! Clean+new inside…read more I give this store top points because they bake their baguettes, or have them delivered freshly! They have different options for banh mi than I've seen before; honey garlic chicken + beef sate. Just the right amount of sauce. The Vietnamese coffee was pre made mixture, which tasted okay but fresh would be better. I get it though it's a fast food style place. They don't give you a plate so when you sit down it's in a paper bag cover and all your French breadcrumbs will fall on the table. It's very small inside but has a few tables to sit in and eat. The service is friendly and while I was their the customers steadily trickled in. Will definitely go back!!

We went to lemon bakery for high tea, it was mediocre. Its not a place I think of returning to for…read morehigh tea, as there are many better options for high tea, although the price of Lemon Bakery's high tea is lower than others. I fell like the lower price reflects in the food though. An egg salad sandwich and a cucumber and cream cheese sandwich type of thing. really nothing special that you couldn't make at home. It is a cute little place and it was clean. The staff weren't overly friendly, not warm or anything. Its mediocre.

The establishment is very nice, but didn't get a warm feeling when I walked in. What I ordered was…read more3 sandwiches the Honey Mustard Ham, Grilled B.L.T.C and the Turkey Cranberry as a wrap, 3 baked good and there was not many choices for bread options either. There were NO sides that came with sandwich or the wrap. I did ask if there were any little side that came with it and the response was rude with a hard no. Honestly even if was just a little pile of plain chips or just a small amount of pasta salad would have been nice to go with my sandwich. I think the prices are well over priced for a sandwich/bakery place. I have been to many other bakery/sandwich places and I have always received with my sandwich, 1 or 2 small sides. I also found that there wasn't really anything special about their sandwiches, they were ok. I will never go back the Lemon Bakery. The reason why I went to Lemon Bakery is because I wanted to try a new sandwich place.

Pretty delicious sandwich shop that has a variety of different ones! The menu is broken up by…read moreprotein, which is nice, but it can be overwhelming when you are first trying to make a decision. Don't worry, though there is no such thing as a bad sandwich from big star. Consider giving them a shot the next time you're in the area.

Was disappointed with the size of the sandwich. Tasted amazing as always service great called my…read moreorder in was ready when I got there. $17 for this can't justify the price either inflation shrinking the size or got ripped off. Either way don't see my self going back. The stapler is the same size as my iPhone 12 max pro.