Sandwich Monkey

Came here on a whim after having an appointment nearby. There's a *huge* range of options for everyone, including vegetarian and vegan. I picked out the Goodall (hold the pepperocinis) on a dutch crunch bun. Service was quick and my sandwich was brought out to me. There's lots of seating both inside and outside, and it's a pretty nice area. Wasn't too busy even though it was around lunch time.My sandwich was absolutely delicious, albeit very messy! Fortunately there's napkins at all the tables and I didn't have to keep getting up to grab more. Price is pretty good for the amount of food, and I left feeling well-fed and happy with the quality of sandwich.I'm not in this area often but whenever I am, I'm going to try to stop in here for lunch!

I'm telling you there's something about stumbling upon a place that's is just magical. I don't know if it's because the staff here was so effing friendly, from the recommendation as to what to order, to even suggesting I get extra veggies on this particular sandwich (which happened to be the number five if I remember correctly) the tuna melt. But that I took it to go and ate it at home (since I had to wait seeing that I had just been to the dentist! I think it's like swimming you gotta wait an hour or something??)Anyway, the sandwich was fantastic and I love the name of this place. note to owners- your staff is fantastic. Whoever you have working on Tuesday, October 29 at around 2 o'clock, 230 keep them they are assets!

So like when did subs start costing $21.67? It's not like this is some fancy carvery where they smoke pastrami in-house and slice large chunks to order. It's just your typical offering of deli meats and cheeses and along with some chicken (grilled or breaded). Tastes alright, about what you'd expect in a sub, but seems a bit overpriced.King Louie on Sweet: I asked for a recommendation of what's popular and was steered in this direction. It seemed to be cordon bleu inspired with breaded chicken, ham and swiss cheese. Though the breaded chicken was kinda weird, seemed like diced chicken tenders that occasionally had some gristle... whole cutlets would have been better. While it looked big, it actually didn't seem overly meaty, with the lettuce giving it a lot of the height. It was decent, but not anything I'd insist all my colleagues try.Italian Jungle on Sourdough: The Italian is usually my go to by default since I like the variety of meats and it's more exciting than the typical turkey, ham and roast beef cold cuts. This one was $19.95 and not $21.67; I suspect they didn't charge tax since it wasn't toasted. The meat and veggie combo was nice with mortadella (bougie bologna), prosciutto (bougie ham) and some other nice Italian meats. It actually felt more substantive than the King Louie, since those Italian meats with the provolone are richer than chicken tender bits. Main complaint though is that it was too bready. It was indeed a nice sourdough, but very thick and very chewy. I kinda felt like a chipmunk with filled cheeks just chewing and chewing and chewing.Brass Monkey on Wheat: This one was $21.67. It's a weird name for a pretty basic meatball sub. It was a tad dry. I totally get that you don't want the other extreme of so much sauce that the bread gets soggy and falls apart, but I feel there was a lot of latitude here to add more sauce than just the light spread. The meatballs were alright, the squishy kind, not the homemade crumbly kind. Had provolone by default, but might have been better with stringy mozzarella. Also, the wheat tasted weirdly a little sweet.

I happen to walk in because they put a sign out on the sidewalk and I'm always looking for new places to eat since I work down the street. Everything was fine. My order took a little long and it didn't seem crowded at all, but they did offer me free chips or a drink to compensate. Sandwich was delicious and I did enjoy it and I'm happy to have a place nearby to go to for lunch.

Found a sandwich shop within steps from my workplace. Their Mango Sweets Tea is delicious. Decent sandwiches and fairly priced. Falls in the Togos class of sandwich shops. Got an Angry Chicken on Dutch Crunch Roll. My only complaint is roll had no crunch and the combo price is set slightly above other sandwich shops. Staff is actively busy even when the crowds are slow which shows me they care about the business. If I find myself not in the mood for a sandwich, I will definitely swing by to buy a Mango Sweet Tea.

Good sized sandwich for the price point. Not sure if I'd pay $21 for a large sized. Service was very good! Gave solid recommendations and greeted as soon as I entered. Would for sure go back. Got the Italian jungle sandwich. Would get again as well but probably won't since there are so many solid looking options.

Omg! Same owners as Penelope's which is delicious! I would have gave them a 5 but they messed up a bit on my sandwich. It's similar to Mr.Pickles if you've ever had that. Great place and the workers are incredibly nice and even with a line super friendly and helpful in suggesting menu items.

Had my first visit to Sandwich Monkey today and decided to grab a sandwich to go. The customer service was fantastic, and the sandwiches were huge! Big thanks to Juan and his team for making such an amazing sandwich and very clean restaurant--I'll definitely be back soon!

Great sandwich. Best sourdough roll. And not because they offered free food for the training day. Nice people great sandwiches!

Good Service and Clean establishment, but you guys gotta put more meat. There was only one or two thin slices on the number 7 with a HUGE helping of bread. Just kinda felt like I was mostly eating dry bread :(