Rock'n Rollz Sandwich Co.

So after having their sandwiches which are pretty good, we decided to try the pizza. We ordered the veggie pizza without olives. It's supposed to come with mushrooms, green peppers, and onions as well, but they were very lacking. It was more like a cheese pizza with just a couple veggies sprinkled on top. Definitely needed more! The crust was nice and soft and I loved that it had the large bubbles. The cheese and sauce were also fine. Overall, I'd say go for the sandwiches. Maybe some of the other pizzas have more toppings, but we won't be getting the veggie one again.

I ordered a 16" Mighty Meaty pizza and garlic cheese bread on the mobile version of Rock'n Rollz website earlier this evening. I got a notification that it would be ready for pickup in 25 minutes. When I arrived 25 minutes later to pick it up, I was told it would still be another 5 minutes. Honestly, no problem. But when I got my pizza it was only a 12". I told the person who gave it to me that I had ordered a 16", and needed to feed three people. He shrugged, and said, "Well, we only charged you for a 12." I told him I was disappointed, and waited for him to say, "I'm sorry...let me take care of that, and make you another pizza." But he just walked away. It's not my fault they messed up my order, but no effort was made to fix it.I'm giving two stars because the pizza was honestly pretty good. But the garlic cheese bread was rock hard and stale, and the marinara dipping sauce was ice cold. The worst part? Their website makes you add the tip in advance when you order online. And I tipped almost 30% for what ended up being stale garlic bread, cold marinara, and a pizza that was two sizes smaller than the one I ordered. Not one thing was right. What a letdown. I really should have driven it all back, and I regret not doing so.I'm sure the management will be along to post a snarky rebuttal to this shortly; they seem to do that whenever anybody dares to not give them five stars. But I stand by the experience I've relayed here.Edited to add: the owner of this restaurant, Todd Culbertson, looked me up on Facebook and sent me some nasty messages after I posted this review. I have posted screenshots. Please consider how he treats his customers before you order from his restaurant.

Love the bread and it's superior to most sandwich shops. Love that the bacon is real bacon bits and not long strips! Bacon in every bite. Fresh ingredients. Delish.

Solid non chain sub shop. I didn't try their pizzas just one of their subs. You should all support this business tho. They're not a chain. They are local owners and obviously support the community. Don't be a lame o and prefer chain sub places.

This quaint little sub shop offers a locally owned alternative to Subway. The restaurant is partitioned into two sections, while a small dining area separated from the kitchen and order counter. The rock and roll theme is well represented in the bright yellow dining room, with guitars mounted on the walls and rock videos playing on the flat screen. Other than some crumbs on the floor, the dining area and open kitchen are clean and well maintained.The Rock'n Rollz menu offers fourteen sandwich options along with salads and pizzas.During my recent visit, I ordered the Squeal 'N Gobbler (Roasted turkey breast, crisp bacon, real Wisconsin cheddar cheese, garden fresh lettuce, red ripe tomatoes and homemade ranch sauce) for $5.69. Overall, it was a satisfying sandwich. The restaurant bakes its own bread. It was standard-issue sub shop bread, a chewy, spongy crumb with no crispness on the crust. The turkey and cheddar cheese was a bit pedestrian, but the homemade ranch was a nice touch. The real star of the show was the generous serving of crispy, diced bacon. It was a step up from what I normally see a sub shop. It gave the sandwich some much-needed texture.Rock'n Rollz is certainly a step above places like Subway and Cousins and a great place to grab a quick bite while visiting Evansville.

Nice local find. On the corner downtown. With limited choices for a quick lunch in a small town, I wasn't expecting much. Exterior was pleasing to the eye so I gave it a shot. Glad I did. They have some cool memorabilia on the walls with a rock n roll theme of course. Sandwiches are made to order. A clean kitchen by friendly staff. Bathroom was spotless. Pepsi products to drink and wide variety of bags of chips. They also do some hot items as well as cold sandwiches. Maybe I will go that direction on my next visit. They make local deliveries!

We've ordered food from RnR for over a decade and the food was good and out preferred pizza for many years, but recently (within 2-3 years) the quality of the pizzas and calzones have gone down substantially. In particular, the quantity of the toppings on the pizza. I just ordered a 16" pizza and it had 17 mini pepperoni and even less of the other toppings. It was pitiful for the amount of money that was spent. I hope they rectify this in the future but I doubt it. They've always been light on the ingredients for their subs and that is why I stopped ordering them from there. The owner was good for the school but something has changed, sadly. My suggestion, lower your expectations when ordering from here.

Good food, good service and they deliver within the City! Great selection of sandwiches and a great place to eat and people watch

I eat here semi regularly. Never had a bad sandwich. Staff is friendly and I like the Rock memorabilia inside.

Nice variety of subs. Nothing too fancy or out of the ordinary,but what they do they do well. Great soups in winter and fantastic ice cream in summer. Their chocolate chip cookies are very tasty and worth every penny. Delivery times are limited (a couple hours at lunch and then they start again at 4:30 or 5), but it's always less than 30 minutes once you complete your order. Prices used to be unbelievably low, but after the pandemic they've had to raise them pretty significantly (which is understandable as every restaurant in America lost tons of money) but that's one of the reasons it's a 4 instead of a 5. The other main reason is it's just subs, not a gourmet meal. (By comparison I'd give Subway a 1 or 2 star rating, so it's at least twice as good as that.)Now it's the same prices as bigger cities like Madison, so not as much value as it once was. But I'll continue to order from there and I would definitely recommend this place to anyone. It won't blow your mind, but Ive never had a bad sandwich, the service is always friendly, and it is definitely worth ordering. My kids love it, too, so it's definitely a place the entire family can enjoy.