Antique Sandwich

Parking: there are lots of street parkings available, we didn't come during the busy meal time so I'm not sure how busy it normally gets.Atmosphere: cozy and warm. There is a piano and a kid playground area in the middle of the restaurant. There are lots of merchandise for sale on display on the wall from different small businesses. There was also a stand with someone selling the products. It was quite fun to walk around checking out these items while waiting for your food to be ready. There are lots of tables which is suitable for big groups and families. It was not too loud.Food: You order at the counter, then the staff will bring it out to your table. We only order sandwiches but they had drinks and dessert as well. You can customize your bread for sandwiches (except for a few of them like poor boy sandwich), each whole sandwich comes with a side salad.Hummus sprouts tomato sandwich: 3.5/5 Very yummy, hummus was creamy. Poor boy sandwich: 4/5 really delicious, has lots of meat.Both of them were a bit bland, they provided salt and pepper on each table which helped. But I was hoping for a bit more flavors.The side salad was pretty good, the homemade dressing tasted great.Service: no issue with the service. There are water and napkins on each table.Overall it was a cute restaurant with decent sandwiches.

These are just regular sandwiches. Regular, store bought bread and ingredients. The space is stylized, comfortable and nice to enjoy but the actual food is just disappointing.

My coworkers and I come here for our breakfast sandwiches and coffees. We usually call ahead to order for pick up. The staffs always friendly, they are quick to have our order prepared and we are usually in and out. The food reminds me of making breakfast at home, it's a nice little morning ritual. We don't usually eat inside but the are is always clean and they have plenty of tables to eat there.

After an early morning paddle out of Owens Beach, a friend and I decided to stop in for a bite to eat. Our experience overall was ok, but I'm not certain I would go out of my way to return. The food, while fairly priced, was quite bland. I loved the decor as they had a great vintage nostalgia, but unfortunately the vintage theme bled into the aroma of the restaurant... ie: it smelled like moth balls. The staff were amazing; from ordering at the counter near the entrance to delivering meals and interacting with guests, they were all very delightful. Side note: I'd like to dedicate one star to their orange juice... it was fresh squeezed and to die for.

My daughter and I went there today, I presently surprised to see them open on Easter Sunday, lot's of businesses were open. My daughter and I ordered sandwiches, Mine was an Avocado, shredded cheddar, tomato, sprout with added cucumber and Tahini dressing instead of mayo on rye. hers was Ham and cheese on Wheat. Mine was supposed to be on rye and hers on wheat, but they got our orders mixed up. Ice tea was lovely some floral notes and strong just the way I like it. Loved my sandwich anyway, generous portions of every item on the sandwich. We ordered desserts to go, very bland Pumpkin cake with cheese cake top. The cheesecake was loose, not much body to it and lacked flavor as well, the cake portion was dry. The service was good, I loved the atmosphere, there was a man playing contemporary music on the piano. Really cute place, looks like it was once a bar in the gay 90's era.

This place was absolutely fabulous! My mom and I sat outside in the picnic area and it was absolutely gorgeous. I got the meatloaf sandwich and a hot cider, and I felt like I could've ascended into heaven. It was absolutely perfect and the service was really delightful.

Got the poor boy, the sandwich was delicious hands down. The staff seemed nice. The atmosphere seemed very hip and cool. No issues with any of that.Why two stars? The cashier was like picking their nose or flicking it not really sure since they had nose rings, while standing in front of us. I was kind of baffled. Thankfully they didn't touch any of our food but still that is absolutely disgusting. Your in the food service industry, I'm out.

The little Antique Sandwich shop is the best place to make a pit stop and pick up a meatloaf sandwich before waiting in the ferry line to head off to Vashon Island. Wonderful! Thank you!

We found this place and it looked so cute from the outside so decided to go in, and I'm so glad we did! The sandwiches were delicious and the atmosphere was amazing. There was a piano player playing some soft music and a cute kids corner stocked with books and toys.A true find!

Absolutely underwhelming experience. I went here for lunch and order their corned beef sandwich, and the ham and cheese, as well as 2 simple coffees. The sandwiches were both cold, made with store bought bread and used clearly store bought meat and toppings. For $25 I could've made a better one myself, and paid way less. The coffees were also watery and very bland. I can't believe this establishment brands themselves as sandwich makers. A college student with $5 could've made something better! I will NOT be returning!