What a cute little sandwich shop! The attendant was very sweet and helpful while taking our order…read more We went with the large Cha Cha on ciabatta bread, and it was so fresh and delicious. We asked if they could bring it over next door to the Broadway, and they happily said yes , plus, they gave us a 10% discount! Great service, tasty sandwiches, and such a nice experience overall.

Creative sandwich concepts and pretty quality ingredients. I love that I can choose from 3…read moredifferent types of breads. The garlic sauce is also very good. However, I have to give 3 stars for the overall execution of my meal. I had a half of a Hammer sandwich which was about $8. It's ham, soppressata, cheese, lettuce, tomato, banana peppers, dijon, vinegar, oil, garlic sauce. Unfortunately, I felt that my sandwich came with skimpy toppings. I got a pretty thinly stacked layer of ham and 2 little ovals of soppressata. The cheese was barely present. I also would have loved more tomato. I got a good amount of lettuce and banana peppers, though! Unfortunately, I just couldn't taste the meat and cheese toppings super well due to their being not much of them on the sandwich. The flavor of all the other ingredients were good, though. My friend got the Scramwich on Foccacia for $14. Looking at it, I could also tell it had not much proscuitto. Upon further inspection opening one of the halves of the sandwich... it was definitely only a few little smaller pieces of proscuitto. (The other toppings were on the other piece of bread, don't worry, those were fine) Sorry for the ugly photo - hard to really capture it without dissecting the thing. I also just noticed while looking at the photo again that one of the pieces of arugula also had black spots on it... Definitely not very fresh. My friend still enjoyed the foccacia, sundried tomatoes, and other toppings, but also felt there wasn't enough proscuitto. For the price, I would hope for a sufficient amount of meat. Heard a lot of hype about Quisty's and I see great potential in their quality and concepts! With better execution I'd definitely consider coming back. It's just hard to justify paying as much as we did for sandwiches that were skimpy on arguably one of the most important toppings!

Stopped for lunch today about 2 pm. Was thinking my favorite Catch of the Sea salad. But on a…read morewhim I also asked for the small chicken tortilla soup. Wow! They really out did themselves. The soup was amazing and salad was wonderful. This Tucson mainstay still has it!!

I've been coming to Beyond Bread for over 25 years, since I lived in Tucson. Although I used to…read morestop in for a sandwich now and then, I particularly loved that I could stop by on the way home and pick up a loaf of freshly-baked bread. The quality hasn't changed in all these years. This visit I ordered Bart's Bag, which consists of a healthy portion of roasted turkey, brie, lettuce, tomato and red onion, all on a housemade baguette. Super yummy! Service was super fast and friendly, at all levels: ordering, delivering food to my table, even when requesting a to-go container for the half of the sandwich I couldn't finish. Good food and good service, even when during the busy lunch rush? Yup. You know I'll be back!

Visiting Tucson and needed a good, quick lunch option near the University and found a good one…read more Found it on Google and the vegan options caught my attention. Ironically enough, that's not what I went with, but great know they had a variety of veggie dogs and lettuce wraps for those who want gluten free sandwich options. I went with basic but really good hot dogs. I believe they were called "Reggie Dogs". The place definitely had a really cool locals vibe and the employees behind the counter were great. I got my food within five minutes of ordering it. If you're looking for a good deli in this area, I don't think you'll be disappointed.

I had lunch here with three friends yesterday. It's tiny and has no restroom, so I had to cross the…read morestreet to use the Food Conspiracy restroom. Seating is very limited, but we did get a high-top table with four seats. There is counter service only. As for the food, I got one of the daily specials, a hot meatball sub with a pickle spear, a bag of chips and a can of cream soda ($13.50 for the lot). I liked my sandwich. One of my friends got the hot pastrami sandwich and was not impressed. The menu consists mostly of sandwiches and hot dogs with toppings; they have vegetarian and vegan options. They add a 2.5% surcharge if you pay by credit card.

Fantastic Bahn Mi and wings! My favorite is the barbequed…read morepork Owner Don is a great guy and hard worker!

My husband and I went to this place just on a whim, it was good! The man was so sweet and excited…read moreabout the menu which hyped us up. We each ordered the BBQ pork sandwich, mine with everything on it and my husband's plain. We sat outside to enjoy and it was perfect.

Pot Belly is the best sandwich shop in Tucson. Without a doubt. Today I got their original roast…read morebeef and provolone with my choice of custom toppings along with a perfectly toasted base sandwich. From the sandwich maker to the toppings adder and the final checkout every one is always friendly and helpful. And the sandwich is always great tasting. Chairs, stools and table seating is comfortable. So many great choices on the menu I can't think of any reason to go anywhere else. I can't believe this is the only Tucson store.

I'll admit it--I would never have stopped here on my own because the name Potbelly Sandwich Shop…read moresounds like pure carnivorous hog heaven... and it's absolutely not that. Surprise of the day: this is actually a solid, thoughtfully done sandwich spot with vegetarian options and easy vegan modifications. They offer salads, pickles, good bread choices, and even the option to scoop out the inside of the bread for a lighter, veggie-forward bite (which I appreciated). Service was great, the space felt welcoming, and I loved seeing their community wall and family-friendly initiatives like kids-eat-free days. Honestly, it makes Subway look pretty rough by comparison. The name is wildly deceiving, but the experience was genuinely better than expected--and I'm glad someone else convinced me to walk in.

First time at Serial Grillers and it definitely did not disappoint!…read more I ordered the Hannibal Cheese Steak, and it was absolutely outstanding. The sirloin was fresh, tender, and full of flavor, and the combination of grilled onions, hot cherry peppers, sweet peppers, tomatoes, pickles, and white American cheese was perfectly balanced. Every bite was on point. The bread was soft with a light toast that gave it the perfect texture without overpowering the sandwich. I also had a Barrio Rojo beer on tap, which paired perfectly with the meal. The service was amazing--friendly, fast, and welcoming, especially for a first-time customer. The place itself had a lot of character and a great atmosphere that made the whole experience even better. This was my first time here, and it definitely won't be my last. Highly recommend if you're in Tucson and looking for an excellent cheesesteak and great service!

$50 including a 20% tip for a pizza and salad. The pizza had no sauce and was INCINERATED. Do NOT…read morewaste your money at this place. It is never consistent. Total disappointment.

I had lunch here recently with three friends. I ordered an Anthony's Meatball sandwich ($15.25),…read morewhich came with a small chocolate-chip cookie. The sandwich was very good, the cookie just OK. The space is a casual, comfy spot with decent counter service.

I absolutely crave their veggie sandwich. I live on the opposite side of the country and every…read moresandwich comes up short by comparison. What makes it possible is they will make it gluten free for me! The staff is accommodating and always pleasant. The ambiance is clean and uncluttered. I am thrilled to be moving back to the Tucson area, where I can enjoy my favorite sandwich!

Listen everyone - this guy Kent makes the VERY BEST kielbasa EVER! I've eaten Polish sausages in…read moreChicago, Joliet, New York City, Kansas City, and other places known for Polish cuisine, and I have never had a kielbasa that tasted so perfect! We have family in Tucson, so when we're there I always pick up some of Kent's fresh Polish kielbasa. You are depriving yourself if you don't get some, and I would hate to see anyone deprive himself/herself of this delicious treat. Get over to Kent's Sausage Shop and get you some - all of his products are sedond to none, but this particular variety is uniquely exquisite. You will not be disappointed!

I've been looking all over town for Krakow, a garlicky Polish lunch meat. I grew up in the midwest…read morewhere there are a lot of Polish and Hungarian people, and Krakow is prevalent. I stopped in and asked the lady behind the counter if they had Krakow. She said yes and pointed to a sausage in the case. I said no, that was not it as it was much smaller around than what I grew up eating, which (in the midwest) is around 6" across. The lady said they've been making Krakow for 40 years, and "that's the way people like it here", and that's that. I asked her if i could show her a picture of what I was talking about. She said it wouldn't do any good (to show a picture). She pretty much ignored me and went on to other tasks. I asked for a taste and she sliced off a piece. It's about 80% taste-wise of what I grew up eating, not nearly garlicky enough but close enough to buy a pound. As she was slicing it, she said "he" makes it once a year right after Thanksgiving and when it's gone, it's gone. So I asked for 2# and said I was going to freeze some. She said it would dry out when frozen so I only got 1#. Perhaps she was really busy, but she didn't seem to have time for me. She was pleasant enough with my requests but not very friendly. Not sure I'll go back.

We chose this place as we were passing through Tucson at lunchtime between different morning and…read moreafternoon venues. This place is located in an artsy / entertainment district close to downtown. When we went, there was road construction nearby that made getting here more challenging. Once we located it, the next challenge was parking. We visited around noon on a Saturday. There are no large parking lots, so you have to find something on-street. We ventured a couple of blocks off the main street and found something. However, the signage wasn't really clear on whether you had to pay on weekends or not. We accessed the parking app via a QR code, but it told us that our space 'was not available', despite the fact that we were in the space. A guy leaving the space next to us confirmed that parking *was* free on weekends, so we trusted that and walked to the restaurant. In retrospect, I think the app meant that we did not need to pay, but 'not available' seems a bit vague for that... The restaurant is located on a strip of old storefronts that now house restaurants, record shops, etc. There was a lot of pedestrian traffic out front, including a homeless guy asking for change. The atmosphere was sort of a loud, slightly cramped dive bar. I don't mean that in a bad way, but that was the vibe. The music was loud - none of it was familiar but I didn't hate it. I guess my point is that if you are looking for a quiet spot for lunch, this is probably not it. We initially were offered a table on their covered patio. We left one person there while sorting out parking, but when we came back they had a booth inside so we grabbed that instead. The patio seemed shaded and semi-comfortable, other than a loud barking dog. We browsed the menus and ordered our food. We all got half-and-half combos (soup/salad or sandwich/soup). The only issue was that the soups came in a bread bowl. I was able to finish my soup, but felt bad about not eating more of the bowl. If I'd had the option, I would have gotten a plastic bowl. The salad was pretty big, despite being only half. I finished most of it. We ended up having sufficient leftovers from others such that we took them back to our hotel (a relatively short drive) and finished them the next evening. All the food was tasty. This wasn't what I was expecting, but I'd consider eating here again given the right circumstances / group.

Went here with zero expectations Was so pleasantly…read moresurprised! When first entering it's a very small booths and bar but if you continue down the hall past the bathrooms they have a big open outside/indoor patio seating area! Great if you have kids or pets with you So the food. Honestly some of the best sandwiches I've ever had Their combo with the bread bowl and half a sandwich is hard to beat to be honest. A little bit of both worlds there I recommend eating the bread bowl first because it's more filling that you think and you can take the sandwich home They have a wide range of options for everyone And even offer a picky kid friendly sandwiches like PB & J, might sound boring or normal but that was the best PB & J I've ever had The staff is very nice and helpful They run the bar also and will bounce between the bar and your table So if the bar is busy I'm sure it could take a bit for you to order at your table Great food Great environment And friendly people Highly recommended!

This spot leans heavily into its marijuana theme, which makes it memorable and fun. The sandwiches…read moreare overpriced but undeniably delicious. The atmosphere is packed with themed décor, and the service was friendly and efficient.

The Kali Mist sandwich was absolutely divine! The food was fresh and so so so tasty!…read more The menu has so many options that I can't imagine anyone not liking this place! Excited to check out the physical spot rather than getting it delivered! Solid sub spot