Annie's Sandwiches

First time. Clean restaurant. Customer service is excellent! Ordered the most popular sandwich "grilled pork" #6 and it was so good and very filling. I like the jalapeño for a little kick. I would recommend and go back!

Located near Santa Clara University, parking is plentiful and is easy to find. The interior is small with only a table or two and there isn't much seating outside either. Ordering is done through a tablet. The sandwich selection is diverse and even has a few options for those with dietary restrictions.Grilled pork sandwich (3/5): the pork was tender but could use more flavor. The bread was crispy but a bit too crunchy. The vegetables were good though. They did a great job complementing the meat.Tap to pay is accepted. Overall, Annie's Sandwiches is a good place for bahn mi.

Opens at 10am. I picked up some sandwiches for a work meeting (a coworker recommended it) and the staff were super friendly and sweet. You can order at a kiosk which I found convenient. Sandwiches didn't take too long, a few mins. I got the Vietnamese grilled chicken sandwich and it was yummy! They also have a buy 10 stamp card and get one free.

It's a decent Banh Mi place. Not the best I've had but a solid choice. Seeing old pictures of the menu, I was excited about getting a banh mi for under $10 but that is no longer the case. Prices went up quite a bit, about $13 each. It's right across from a Safeway so you can go grab a sandwich to avoid hungry grocery shopping!

This is my go-to banh mi sandwich shop during the days I go into work. Banh mi is almost impossible to find in the area, so I'm glad that Annie's is still in existence. My favorite order is their #1 special combo sandwich with extra pate. The baguette is usually perfect, a nice light crunch that doesn't tear up the roof of my mouth. The combo of steam pork roll, BBQ pork, and ham is balanced well with their pickled veggies, cilantro, and tolerable jalapeños. Their meaty grilled chicken sandwich would be my second choice, also with extra pate. I would normally go with the grilled pork sandwich, but theirs lacked that true grilled taste that I'm used to. My drink of choice is their refreshing Vietnamese iced coffee, which again is hard to find in the area. Service is quick and always with a smile.

Saw the good reviews for this place and gave it a try but I definitely regret my decision.Combo Banh Mi - Bread was good, but the sandwich was super bland which is a first for me. Quite possibly the most uninspired banh mi I've ever had.Spring Rolls - Super small. The peanut sauce they give is watered down and looked like it was mixed with sriracha. One of my rolls had a hair stuck to it.If you've never had a banh mi from a legit spot, you might like this. For the initiated - don't waste your money here.

I had a banh mi day today. Since I've tried banh mi places near my school, I went to Santa clara University to see what they have to offer for food there. Annies was the one I saw. Upon entering, I was welcomed by whom I believe the owner and his wife were. They were happy and nice as I walked in. The place was clean and the service was very fast. I went to the bathroom and came out and my food was finished. About 1 minute. I ordered the beef banh mi with veggies, etc. It didn't look as good at first, but the flavor was great. The only issue was that I thought the banh mi was small. The price was 12$, which is kind of high for a banh mi and more expensive than the one at san jose State University called banh Mi oven. The food didn't fill me up and so I had to eat somewhere else after like El Pollo loco. The area was nice, though. No loitering and a calm, quiet road. I enjoyed the scenery and the trees outside. It was raining too. The parking was across the street from this place, and alot of students were walking around. I enjoyed it but again, It wasn't enough.

For a place that specializes in Banh Mi, I found myself incredibly disappointed in their offering.At first sight I was pretty optimistic because the bread was clearly quite fresh and crunchy which is something you always want to see with a Banh Mi. Once I started eating it however, the optimism quickly faded.The first thing I noticed was that it was pretty small and nowhere close to packed full with meat and other fillings. Given the high price point relative to other Banh Mi in the area, the lack of filling is a big drawback.If it blew me away with flavor and quality I might be able to forgive the small portions, but unsurprisingly it fell flat in that regard as well. The grilled pork was entirely forgettable, overly soft and sweet and a far cry from the taste and quality I've found at other places.When you make exclusively Banh Mi, it's a problem when you get beat out in price, quality, AND portion by a number of local pho restaurants where the sandwich is only an afterthought on their larger menu.

Great bahn mi! It's become a regular go-to. Food is good, inside is clean, and they are fast. We like to get the #5 and #6 (grilled beef and grilled pork Bahn Mi Sandwiches)

When You walk in it smells so fresh. The bread was incredible. The ladies in there were really nice. Sandwich overall was really good. It could have been a little fuller with meat but for $10 that's what you get. I wouldn't mind paying a little more and get more meat.