Danke

The menu is clearly visible and is the same as it is online. When I arrived the first time, it was before noon and I had no wait. Second time I went on a Friday at 12:15 and only one person in front of me. Both times, the employee who took my order was friendly and prompt. The food was prepared much faster than I'd expect. There are enough seats that it'd be easy to get a table and dine in. However, I took mine back to my desk. The bread is hearty and has a slight crispiness on the very outside but then dense and chewy and flavorful. All ingredients are top quality. The turkey shines and the cheese is flavorful enough to compliment the smokiness of the turkey without being overshadowed by it. The aioli is a lovely addition and is light enough to not overwhelm the rest of the flavors. It's a bit much for me for a lunch but it's so delicious that I've haven't had the will power to save half of it and instead gobble the whole thing at once.

Best tomato soup in the area! The ingredients in the sandwich are fresh, but for the price, I do wish the bread was toasted and a lot softer. It was a pretty quick lunch (no lines). The cashier was so patient & willing to ask questions. This is inside a food hall: be mindful that it is very loud and packed during lunchtime but there are no people during dinnertime. Might go back to try their charcuterie boards with their wine.

Get some German and good sandwiches from this place in Revival Food Hall. It also has options for vegans. Danke is best known for sandwiches and deli items. Must be good because it was one of the original tenants. The food has pretty good flavor for something in a food hall, and isn't like canned or bargain like stuff. A place to hang around is at the bar. It has some overpriced cocktails. The food is the main thing. Okay prices on the food especially for around here. The Chickpea Salad is one of the best sides. It's about $6 for a big portion and it's filling. The Veg is the vegan sandwich option. It's about $10 and comes with a side, with salads among the choices. This has arugula, braised mushrooms, eggplant, cauliflower purée, sun dried tomatoes, and zucchini. Big sandwich and is a lot for the cost This seems like a good deal to be honest. Convenient to get to if downtown. It's mainly for people who work around here. They're closed weekends.

I don't usually review after a single visit but I'm so sure they're better than 3.5 stars I had to jump in sooner than later. It's important that you come without your American expectations of what a sandwich should be and allow for a more European sensibility and style. It's 4 stars just based on the food quality. I have to address the complaints about the prices. They're very reasonable and especially for downtown Chicago and the high end ingredients. I loved the secret sandwich. You're not going to find this anywhere else in Chicago. Duck Liver Mousse, Sliced Pork Belly, Emmental Cheese, Smoked Pickled Onion, Whole Grain Mustard, Arugula on House Baguette. This is a fabulous and well crafted sandwich. Get a bag of chips to break up the bites and maybe even a beer. A deal of a sandwich for $11.50. I'm going to come back to try more but take a retired chef's word for it that Yelpers have this completely wrong. It's not one of the many chains I will not mention. It's completely different. Come with an open mind.

Got the Inglorious Batard but added lettuce. Good spot for lunch because they get the food out very quickly and have a small bar counter area you can sit at and eat. Sandwich was large and filling. Bread was good and crusty and I really enjoyed the actual ham. It wasn't your typical deli meat and you could tell it was good quality.

If you're looking for a good sandwich while at Revival Food Hall, Danke is a great choice. Everyone working there was really nice and friendly, and the menu had a lot of tasty options. We only got a grilled cheese sandwich since we were sampling from a bunch of different vendors, but it was delicious, both with and without the pickles (got them on the side instead of on it, since my kid is anti-pickles). Hoping to try more on another visit!

I'm not sure why this place only has 3.5 stars. I thought their secret sandwich is one of the best sandwiches I've ever had. The ingredients are very creative and very tasty. The chips and soda they have are also yummy. It was fairly priced for Chicago and the service was great. This shop is very casual as it is located in a food hall.

As usual I couldn't decide on what to get so I got 2 sandwiches. The turkey and the ham. I started with the ham and butter sandwich as essentially that's what it is. It was good and finished the first half happily. The turkey was good as well but for me the stand out was the cheese on it. I eventually ate the first half of that but with the second half I removed the cheese and added it to the second half of the ham sandwich.Both sandwiches were good. Although it won't be a place I crave to order from. Solid though.

Best sandwiches and bread in Chicago, must have for sandwich lovers !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Secret Sandwich hell yea ! Had a feeling in my bones this sandwich would come thru for me and It did, it is, it doth slap. If you like pates mousse etc this is your sandwich. The cherry jam is tasty too. I've also tried their inglorious batard, and if you're craving a ham Sammy this delivers with the crusty bread. Solid sandwiches both times I've tried. I'm a new fan. Danke liebe