S'wich Bistro

Solid spot for Sandwiches. Went with a group and the service team was patient with answering numerous questions. Sandwiches & Salads and burgers are a great option. Large sizes and filling. Great service and we sat outside at tables facing the sunshine.

Cute spot right across the street from Blizzard HQ.There's some interesting Blizzard related artwork and collectibles from Warcraft, StarCraft, and Diablo in the store.There are menues for breakfast, sandwiches, burgers and vegetarian.The vegetarian menu includes a grilled cheese, a caprese, a veggie melt and a veggie burger.I had the toasted turkey pesto S'wich and I'm already dreaming of when I can come back Great spot if your in the area for breakfast or lunch.

Good: Staff is friendly and the chips are fresh.Mid: sandwich was nothing special. I ordered the "Oink Oink Melt" which is basically a ham melt sandwich. If you like cheese, they definitely load it on. But no better than a sandwich from Jersey Mikes Bad: pricing - $19 for a single sandwich!!! If I knew, this was going to be that expensive, I really would've just gone to Jersey Mikes or Jimmy John's and saved myself $5. Overall: good place, too expensive.

Came for breakfast on a weekend. Pretty empty so the food came out fast. Outdoor seating is cute and there's some friendly squirels hanging around. The food however was very average and overpriced for what it was. The breakfast burrito was huge but it had like a whole potato stuffed into it. That doesn't really justify the price since no one wants that. Got a sandwich too and it's not as good as one you'd just make at home.

Had this on my Yelp bookmark for years and finally got around to trying. So glad I did! I first have to rave about the service. I unfortunately forgot the name of the woman who helped me, but she was so kind and helpful. She went over what was popular, and also how everything was made from scratch including the bread and chips. The sandwich was truly one of the best sandwiches I've had in a long time, and the chips were super good too. Can't recommend this enough, especially with the service being so personable and welcoming.

S'wich is the first to come to mind if you ask me about getting sandwiches. The sandwiches are made to order with the best and freshest ingredients. The servers are always polite and responsive. The dining area is basic and can be VERY crowded during lunch hours. The cons are the sandwiches can get pricy and if you are in a rush, you are in trouble. They can get so busy that often they don't answer to phone or you can't get anyone attention. I still dreamed about their bacon sometimes. It's that good.

We stopped in for a late lunch and split the turkey melt. Boy, was it better than I expected! The sandwich had fresh chunks of turkey not that cheap deli meat. The bread was perfectly toasted. The caramelized onions were grilled to perfection. Don't get me started about that 'wink wink' house thousand island... Even when you think it can't get any better than how this sounds, it's also accompanied with house made chips. Standing ovation everybody.

I have never had such a deep connection with the owner of a restaurant before, and I believe that we experienced something truly special today.As if motivated by forces beyond the realm of our dimensions, my 16-year-old son said "I really like that guy." when Bruce the owner walked in. I asked him how he knew because we didn't know anything about him, but my son was confident that his intuition was accurate. My son had never made any comment about the owner of other restaurants.I found this place on Yelp, and I was worried as we drove into this large complex of commercial office buildings on a Saturday afternoon. All the offices were closed, so why should this little deli be open?Sure enough, there were plenty of customers inside the restaurant and they also do a brisk takeout business. The lady behind the counter greeted us right away, and we wasted no time in placing our orders. I got the locally world famous Korean BBQ sandwich, and my son go the breakfast quesadilla.We were not disappointed as we savored our food. The barbeque meat was well marinated, and the coleslaw with green onion provided a splash of freshness and sharpness to even out the rich meat flavor. The homemade potato chips added the crunch that amplified the whole experience.As we wrapped up eating, Bruce spotted my son's UCLA shirt and decided to chat with us. We traded stories of our UCLA days (I was the class of 1995) and how we weathered the pandemic. I showed him my Ucla tattoo, and he asked about my son's career aspiration. The discussion turned philosophical when we dove into the meaning of a well-lived life.You'll definitely find good sandwiches here, but you'll never find such genuine, heart-felt conversation anywhere else.

I loved breakfast burritos, so when I saw S'wich had one, I had to check them out! If you're indecisive like me and struggle to choose a breakfast protein for your burrito, S'wich makes it easy - they give you both bacon and sausage! It's no ordinary bacon but their house glazed bacon. The breakfast burrito ($14.95) is very potato-heavy. I guess my arteries are thankful that there was one strip of bacon and some sausage pieces scattered throughout for a bit of flavor. It's pretty hefty though - if I had any sense, I'd split it so I wouldn't be too full for lunch. It's a decent burrito - not my fave but one that I've ordered again.Also tried their chilaquiles ($14.95) which were more like chips with eggs, cheese and salsa on top, instead of chips being cooked in the salsa. I would go with the burrito over this one. The staff here is great! Just so friendly and willing to go the extra mile for their customers. I've only come on the weekends when things are quieter. They have seating inside and outside. No online ordering, but you can always just place an order over the phone. Parking in the lot.

Woah. Talk about a hidden gem. This place is nestled in the middle of an industrial complex, so I think most of the customers who come here are people who work in the nearby offices. The quality of the sandwiches and super-friendly service really stood out to me. The cashier welcomed my questions as I asked about the daily soups and what she recommended off the menu. I briefly browsed the yelp reviews before ordering, and decided on the Korean beef sandwich, which blew me away. The meal comes with homemade chips, but you can upgrade that for fruits/ salad/another side for another fee. While the meal costs a little under $20, the quality is superb. They made the bulgogi right in front of me, and the meat was perfectly tender and marinated. The combo of coleslaw and the hot beef was heavenly. I saved my other half and airfried it for dinner later that day; it was still delicious. There's plenty of seating both outside and inside the cafe. They're only open for breakfast/lunch, and close at 4pm. I'm definitely coming back to get their sandwiches again soon.