Merick's Sandwich Shop

We were changing drivers and my parents seemed to think you must eat at noon or else. Googled and drove to where Zaxbys supposedly is. It was shuttered. This sandwich shop seemed alright. I ordered a side Casear salad as I wasn't really hungry. My parents shared chicken tenders and okra. The okra was good. Had a large variety of sandwiches. Would probably return if I lived in the area.

So we stopped to check out the sandwiches. I ordered a Philly and it was tasty. But something on the sandwich had a bit of a kick. It was spicy from something. Although I did not expect that it was good. The potato skins were covered in cheese most of which did not get melted and were not so good. I think would the cheese have been melted they would have Ben much better. I believe the sandwiches come with chips and a pickle, we got the pickle but no chips. Cute little place felt cozy and a bit like a diner. The staff was friendly even though they were having issues with their register. They give a 4% discount if you pay cash.

We were there yesterday, Eclipse Day. They looked super busy with To Go orders, but we were still greeted, waited on and served by a nice, friendly staff. Sandwiches were good and the house chips were AMAZING and fresh. So glad we drove down the road past the popular place that had a forever wait.

Great food all around usually no matter what you order. Call ahead and place a take out order for pick up at the drive thru. Hours are a little sketchy and it's going to take some interior and exterior updating (in addition to a bar of some sort lol) to get me in the building, but the food and the service are good.

Doesn't look like much on the outside (or indoor for that matter), but the sandwiches are fresh and prepare with love. Our party of 4 had catfish dinner (crispy and well seasoned), a club (bacon was outstanding) and BLT was piled high on Texas toast. The Merick potatoes were well seasoned and crispy. The only down side was the burger was a pre-made patty and nothing to write home about.

Their food is probably the best, it's expected for a small business to be bit expensive. The only issue I have with this place is they play Christian music on the speaker, which isn't very inclusive the nicest way to put it, not everybody in sikestion in Christian, and I have religious trauma so it kinda sets me off abit, feeling alittle scared while eating a juicy burger.

Stopped into Merick's on my way back home from Memphis for a quick lunch, I was not in the mood for a meal at Lambert's so Merick's seems like a logical choice. When you first walk in you will notice that this is clearly a family run business with a heavy focus on made to order sandwiches. Prices were extremely fair, and portions were generous.I went with the French dip, which was served with onions and a side of au jus on a fresh baked roll, while I am not a fan of onions I pushed them aside and have to admit that the sandwich was a hit. I also went with a side of the house chip, which were pretty good. We decided to finish off the meal with a slice of the strawberry cheesecake, which was more of a cheesecake with a strawberry like moose on top, it was pretty good enough to make me wish that we had went with two slices instead of the one.Overall Merick's is a quality locally owned sandwich shop with a friendly staff offering up some great food at a reasonable value. I recommend checking them out.

Love everything about Merick's the food is fantastic, service is excellent and the staff are wonder! Local owned and operated and I appreciate supporting our local business.

I've tried alot of fish from different restaurants and I have to say I do think they have the best in Sikeston.

This place is delicious!!!! I personally recommend the catfish basket. So so good and they make their tarter sauce themselves! Delish!