Sarducci's Sub

Probably one of the best sandwich shops in the area. They are fast and the service is good.The bread is a disappointment and totally wrong for a hoagie or sub. Too soft and quickly falls apart unless you only want meat and cheese.The fillings are on the light side so get double meat and cheese. The meats and cheeses are to PNW standard (ie lower quality and tasteless). The only thing Italian in the Italian or Sarducci Special is pepperoni which again is bland like all PNW deli meat. (It has provolone but it's not real provolone.)The sandwiches they make are great for the local standard.

I had the Italian with extra cheese. Out of curiosity, I added the hot sauce. Soft, chewy bread was a positive. I was a little underwhelmed by the amount of meat. As for the hot sauce: BE WARE. It is as advertised. Think habanero heat. The kind of heat that lingers causes to continually reach for your beverage:-) Overall, not bad for a sub.----Additional comment:I decided to comment because I want to be fair to restaurants that have a good product and are doing their best. This is definitely a good sub with fresh ingredients and excellent bread. I would repeat but I would order extra meat. And I would get the hot sauce:-) Then (for my preference and taste) this sub would be 4 stars.-----My previous comment:I had the Italian with extra cheese. Out of curiosity, I added the hot sauce. Soft, chewy bread was a positive. I was a little underwhelmed by the amount of meat. As for the hot sauce: BE WARE. It is as advertised. Think habanero heat. The kind of heat that lingers causes to continually reach for your beverage:-) Overall, not bad for a sub.

a stable in the sandwich community here on the east side. I've had quite a bit of their menu and am never disappointed. Fresh made bread, quick and friendly service. Not much more you can ask for at a sandwich shop.

Absolute worst sub sandwich. The picture says it all. It was not only made with poor quality meats but it tasted awful as well. The price was crazy for 2 slices of ham, 2 pieces of salami and 3 very small slices of pepperoni. Added a strip of bacon for an extra $2. Total for this 12" slop was $19 without the additional tip added. I suggest you ask around before giving this company your hard earned money. I needed Father Guido Sarducci's to bless me before eating this. Their not Italian owned that's for sure, no history of grandmas cannoli. For this sandwich shop to be located right next door to a Google campus and it being in Kirkland it is a shame. It used to be good many years ago, prior management.

I have heard of this place for quite some time now, and finally was in the area to try. We ordered online and the food was ready right when we got there and everything was pretty straight forward.The sandwiches were big - I was surprised. We got 2 6 inch sandwiches but the width was fatter than ooother places, so Definitely a 6 inch will fill you up. We got the Italian and the turkey with all the veggies, I personally like the turkey better than the Italian because I thought the Italian was a little bland but my husband disagree :) . Both was pretty good though. The veggies were really fresh which is a plus. The bread was soft and yummy as well. For around $9, it's pretty solid lunch.Overall, a pretty good sandwich place and I can definitely see myself coming back to try their other sandwiches

I ordered a cold Italian sandwich and it was super disappointing. Everything was in there but the amount of meat i got was low. You could see the blank spaces between the missing pepperonis. I couldn't even see the person making the sandwich because their glass displays were painted over for some reason. I did have to wait a bit because the worker was doing some prep work which i totally understand. But when my sandwich was ready the worker just kinda grunted. I had high hopes because of other reviews but this fell short of my expectations. Maybe it would have been better if i went at a different time or a different person made my sandwich but i will not be returning in the foreseeable future.

I find the sandwiches there are extremely good.I think it's important that you try some of the different sandwiches to see what you enjoyed the most.Because there is a wide variety.My wife and I thus far have been enjoying the club sandwich the most.I suggest that you not plan on eating inside the restaurant as it is extremely crowded and at times standing room only.However, I do highly recommend this business and their delicious food!

I got a: 12" turkey & bacon sub with extra turkey & bacon, provolone, tomato, lettuce, mayo, Dijon. It's absolutely massive, but has great structural integrity! That's one of the most important aspects of a sandwich, the structural integrity. I appreciate that they let you add individual extra strips of bacon. (Up to 8.) I ordered online, and picked up in store, no issues there. It was $30.00 after my extra meat add on for the 12-inch sub, definitely pricey, but so is everything these days. I can get 4 meals out of this sandwich.I will go here again to get lunch for hikes!

Awesome grinders and subs. Love the bread... you can tell they take pride in their product.

Today was the first time here. Walked in and was looking at the menu board on the wall (and yes, I saw the 'Order at Kiosk sign') - the person behind the counter said 'don't look at that, order at Kiosk'. And that was it. So went to Kiosk and was scrolling through the available options while there was a line of people behind me just waiting for me to finish up so they could order. Although I had a few questions, I wasn't going to hold up the line. As I waited for my order, others who had ordered after me were getting their orders and heading out (there is no real place to sit and eat - a piece of wood attached to a wall with a couple stools right by the door). Finally got my order and honestly, there was absolutely nothing whatsoever special or great about this overpriced sub...2 thin slices of deli turkey, 1 thin slice of cheese, a quick spread of mayo and the rest was about 2-3" of shredded lettuce between two slices of super soft bread that fell apart as I was eating my sub. So, not only was the food overpriced, but it really is a 'take out' type of place, with the person behind the counter (I am guessing the owner), who has zero customer service skills as he seemingly has no desire to do any type of customer interaction. So, not quite sure why this place is supposed to have the 'best subs' (maybe the place changed owners in the near past?) because what I got was below average at an above average price and imo, not worth going back.