My Italian sandwich was amazing. I went with just a half and it was perfect. All ingredients fresh…read moreand the sandwich was made with perfection. The bread was stellar too. Took a little time for the sandwich to be prepared but they slice their meat there. Prices are a bit high, but maybe I'm still trying to get used to inflation costs.

We stumbled upon Lloyd's while walking in Old Town Arvada, and I was very much in the mood for a…read moregood sandwich. We popped in and checked out the menu. It took about 5 minutes for us to be greeted by anyone working; there were two employees working behind the counter, both were busy making sandwiches. Eventually one let us know it was going to be a few more minutes before they could take our order, to which I didn't mind - I recognize it takes time to make sandwiches. We waited for a bit (probably ~10 minutes), and then decided to place an order with them online and continue walking around while we waited. It took about 15 minutes for our order to be ready, so maybe this is the best way to go about ordering so you're not just standing around. To clarify, I didn't mind waiting but it also made sense to place the order and then walk around while waiting. I ordered the North of I70 Italian sandwich, and indicated that I wanted mayo, mustard and oil + vinegar. My wife ordered the sweet baby turkey, and also asked for mayo and salt + pepper. Neither of our sandwiches had any condiments on them (pic included). Each sandwich cost $20, and while I realize that the price of good deli meat has gone up, it was definitely a bummer to not have exactly what we ordered on a sandwich that costs so much - $40+ for 2 standard size sandwiches. The other thing to note is that the mushrooms are not fresh - also included a pic of the mushrooms which I assume come from a can/jar. Had I known the mushrooms were not fresh, I would not have ordered them. I was really rooting for this place to be good, but was overall disappointed in the experience and outcome of our order.

This is half of the Swiss Patty Melt, the other half is happily in my belly. Delicious spot for…read morefood. Everything on their menu is delicious. Each time I come in, I try a new sandwich because the bartender Taylor hyped up all their food (I usually order the same thing every time when I find something good). He wasn't wrong one bit. Great beers. Great service, especially by Taylor. I appreciate this business. Just try this place!

I would strongly recommend people to stay away from the food they serve here unless maybe you are…read morewanting a cold sandwich and I am told they have good beer. They simply Do Not care about general food safety getting a hot meal here is rather risky I will explain why. My friend was a cook here for a short while and quit on them once he realized they care nothing about serving food that is safe to eat, he saw them do sooo many things that would easily make the food contaminated and unsafe to eat and somehow that was there process of doing things. Here are a couple examples of menu items one should try to steer clear of Chicken parm sandwich- they cook off a large batch of the chicken cutlets and let them sit at room temp for a hour or two until someone orders one they refries them for a minute or so, your supposed to keep food hot once it is cooked especially chicken to leave cooked chicken at room temp for so long is extremely risky to the public's health. Meatball sandwich- they leave there meatballs on the hot line all day then they save all of the hot food items from the day and reuse them the next day without properly cooling any of the food and the cooks will leave these item sit out at room temp for about 45 mins before even putting them into the cooler. Many issues with this practice first of all hot food should be discarded after 5 hours according to the health department because after 5 hours it will start growing bacteria, to leave it on a hot line all day then save them for the next day and not even cool them down properly is Crazy risky to people's health and they do not just do this with the meatballs they do it for many of there hot dishes they are used for days on in, not properly cooled and not properly tracked for how many times it has been reheated and such me they keep them in the same pans it's flat out gross. Other issues my friend encountered there was never seeing anyone at all wash there hands at any point in time, a ancient dishwashing machine that didn't clean anything at all it didn't even get hot so half of there dishes are greasy and have food residue on them, in his short time there he saw people fired for no reason what's so ever from what he was told the owner fires people left and right and doesn't even give reasons as to why, that's why they have ads up on indeed looking for employees 24/7.

Awesome chicken salad crispy lettuce tomatoes and swiss cheese. This sandwich board is located…read moreinside Century Link also had fresh coffee and breakfast burritos

Got the Bomb mi sandwich when the truck was at Talnua Distillery. While a little pricey, what a…read morehefty portion it was! The pork was nice and moist, and there was a generous portion of kimchi on top. While the sandwich was loaded, I felt it was still lacking in a bit of flavor ironically. However, it was tasty and would definitely try other sandwiches from here. The fries were delicious - also a hefty portion, and you could pick between 3 sauces. We got the green smoked Anaheim sauce which was just that, a little smoky but still refreshing - delicious! Our group of four went through two baskets of fries. The fries were thick cut (while a little saggy/not overly crispy, I prefer this kind of cut for fries sometimes - tasted very fresh and natural). Great spot!

The G Wagon is a GREAT wagon!…read more We were at Talnua's St. Paddy's festival when all of a sudden hunger struck my giant Leprechaun of a husband. With haste, we rushed to the food truck and asked, "What's your best bite?" Minutes later, a piping hot Fish and Chips was in my hand. Seriously, I was kind of stunned by their quick speed! The cod was flaky and crispy in a well-seasoned batter, while the chips were matchstick and crunchy. Some might even say, it was a catch of a meal ;D

Local gem, absolutely love Lou's! It is an excellent spot for Italian food, especially sandwiches…read more Always hits the spot. I've tried a few sandwiches from here, and they are all great. The chicken and meatball parms are my favorite. The sauce was delicious, bread was light yet crisp, and was filling. The mozzarella sticks here are also incredible. It's the breading where you know it's an elite mozz stick as soon as you see it. Service is prompt and friendly, and location is clean. They have a good assortment of drinks too. The patio and bocce is a nice touch while waiting or eating, although it is not exactly a calm and quiet street outside. But the inside is very nice. Would recommend and come back here often for a good sandwich!

Stopped here on a Thursday evening as we were driving by. Brayden behind the counter was super…read morefriendly in helping what we should order. What we swallowed: *THE LOUIE *EGGPLANT PARM sandwich: This was so good and filling. I was able to keep the other half for the next day and it was still so tasty. *CAPRESE PANINI *BEEF ITALIAN *CANNOLI *TIRAMISU Everything we ordered (to go) was so good. The cannolis were so tasty. Worth stopping here if you're in the area.

Love the rustic bread textures and flavor. Both sandwiches I've tried had great flavor.read more

Yampa makes a pretty good sandwich. I've been here a few times now and have ordered several…read moresandwiches and everything I've tried I've enjoyed. It's really hard to find a good lunch wrap and the Hot Springs with turkey has become something I crave. They pack it with a variety of veggies and the turkey has good flavor. I also really like the Dolomite and the Pilgrim. The prices are ok especially for the portion size you get. For a chain, I think they have good quality and everything tastes fresh. Overall, a solid place to grab a sandwich on the go.

Hidden gem! Not so hidden anymore, as Grammy's Goodies was featured on the popular tv show Diners,…read moreDrive-ins and Dives with Guy Fieri! They are famous for their lasagna and bakery items. Everything about this place was magical and delicious! Family owned and operated, amazing holiday decorations, cookies and treats piled high on every surface, friendly and attentive staff, unique and beautiful goodies displayed in the cases, free garlic knots for first time customers! The pizza has a thick and soft crust, the garlic knots are huge, the homemade pasta is tender and flavorful, the Italian beef sandwich is loaded with meat and a delicious dipping sauce, the Italian potato salad is so fresh and full of herbs, the cannoli was crunchy but not too hard and didn't fall apart. Everything we tried was delicious! Very impressed! This is a new favorite spot for our family! The quality of the ingredients and their passion for cooking and baking is obvious! A truly wonderful family and business!

Food is an overall 7.5/10. The portions were fairly big and they had fresh food. We got grammy's…read morefavorite steak and pasta, supreme little Joey, and ravioli with meatball. Our plates all had the same tomato sauce, which was slightly bland. Our plates also contained lots of cheese, SHY AWAY LACTOSE PEOPLE. The ravioli was extremely soft with a burst of cheese, the pizza's veggies were vibrant and flavorful, however the steak was a bit overdone. The server did ask on the spot for us to check the meats cooking to see if its how we asked. This question made us really appreciate the restaurants culture and service. Price is average for mom and pop shop too. The Service was nice and welcoming. They gave us free garlic knots for being first timers. Our food came pretty quick and they double check to make sure the food is to our liking. The location is right off of Harlan and had limited parking. The patio is very comforting but slightly cramped. The aesthetic was very old time Italian restaurant.

If you're looking for a true neighborhood bar that actually feels like one, Mead Street delivers in…read morea big way. Tucked into the West Highlands, it strikes that rare balance between laid-back and lively. The vibe is warm, unpretentious, and genuinely welcoming, the kind of place where you can settle in for a quick drink, amazing food, and end up staying all day/ night. What really stands out is how consistent the experience is. Bar manager Brynn and owner Paul are extremely friendly and attentive without being overbearing, and there's a strong sense that they know their regulars while still making new guests feel right at home. Grab a seat at the bar and let their expertise take you away.

What an incredible spot in Denver! From the moment we walked in, the vibe was perfect--cozy yet…read morelively, with great energy behind the bar and even some Olympics coverage on the screens adding to the fun atmosphere. We started with what might be one of the best bruschetta apps: grilled, charred bread topped with blistered heirloom tomatoes (those vibrant yellow and red ones!), creamy burrata (or whipped ricotta-like cheese), fresh basil, and a gorgeous balsamic drizzle. The contrast of the smoky, crispy bread with the juicy, roasted tomatoes and that rich, peppery cheese was so fresh and flavorful. Highly recommend sharing this one! Frankie's cocktails were spot-on too. We went for the perfect pink marg with Tajín rims refreshing, citrusy (heavy on the lime), with just the right kick of spice from the rim. They were dangerously drinkable and paired beautifully with everything. If you're in Denver craving a mix of elevated American small plates, killer cocktails, and top-notch sandwiches in a cool setting, this place is a must-try.

I'm visiting Denver and came this food hall and decided to try the lunch boxx. I ordered the…read morerotisserie chicken dip sandwich and a side of shoestring fries. I enjoyed the garlic aioli, it made the sandwich so much better. The gentlemen who waited on me was nice, however, there was a bit of wait to get the food.

Oh no! What could improve? is what I saw as soon as I gave this place only two stars on Yelp…read more Thanks for the question, my dear Yelp. The answer? CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! The guys upfront who took my order had a straight face with no hello or anything. I was like "Are you mute?" He absolutely said nothing when I said hi to him so service is NONEXISTENT. I like the ambience or decor however. As the store's name says it all, this place is all about lunch boxes. All sorts of colorful boxes are displayed throughout the store's space. It's like stepping into the world of Marvel or some heavily anime-themed shop. Quite fun. And the food? Not bad either. I got the Beet Poke and the German Potato Salad in the small (8oz) tubs for to go. I tasted both of them taking a few bites out of each as soon as I got back to my car and both are/were a solid (side) dishe for sure. But I still couldn't get over the rude service by that guy upfront (he had some sort of a Day of the Dead face painting). This store could be elevated to a whole another level had their service been solid. Some polishing is required in that regard for sure. Unfortunate that the store's image can be ruined simply by one person's misconduct. I will not return for a while.

Best CO local sandwich! New location near Belmar a hit! P.S…read more please bring back the song peanut butter cookie

I stopped in Snarf's for a sandwich, to-go. They were offering $2.00 off of any salad for the month…read moreof May so I decided to try one. I ordered the Cobb Salad with creamy parmesan dressing. The salad came with lettuce, a sliced hard-boiled egg, a handful of cherry tomatoes, half an avocado, sliced cheese, sliced turkey cold cuts and a lot of chopped bacon and sliced onions. I started by removing most of the bacon bits and the overload of onions. If a salad is really good, I will often use very little dressing. There wasn't a lot of flavor to the veggies on their own so I added all of the dressing I was given. This particular salad didn't stand out. I wasn't crazy about the cheese. They used the individually wrapped, sliced cheese. I would prefer fresh, shredded cheese. The turkey was also just slices of deli meat which had been cut up and there wasn't very much of it. The employee who took my order was friendly and suggested the parmesan dressing which I did like. The salad itself was a great portion size and could easily be shared, but it didn't hit the mark. I'll stick to Snarf's sandwiches.