SUNdeVICH

My favorite sandwich shop in DC! The sandwiches are quite large so I think the price is fair (usually $16). Great spot to stop in for lunch and they have so many options to choose from. Vegetarian and meat options. Surprised this place isn't talked about as it's just off the busy tourist path and not far from the White House. I got the Seoul sub, my go to! I need to try another one soon.

Came in for the Seoul sandwich today. Bread was incredible. Plenty of meat on the sandwich, and there was enough bulgogi to make my heart sing. The prices are high ($16 for a sandwich???) for the value, but the quality of the sandwich was hard to deny. Luckily, I had work money for this lunch, so those high prices were not an issue...which makes me wonder if I would have enjoyed this as much if I had to pay for it.As is, tasty stuff. If you are near the convention center and lunch is not included, give SUNdeVICH a look.

Travel around the world via sandwich! I didn't see much said about the Nashville, so that's what I ordered. Despite not being popular in the reviews here, this is very delicious. The bbq flavor is not too overwhelming. The interior of the sandwich is on the saucy side, but plenty of pieces of chicken. The bread also holds everything together very well. Another time, I ordered one of the top choices, the Seoul. The meat is juicy and flavorful. The other ingredients, the kimchi, Asian slaw, and greens, balances out all the bulgogi. I got my sandwiches through a group order at work. Both came to me as a large log of a meal that left me quite satisfied. You can eat the whole thing in one sitting if you're really hungry, or good for saving the other half for later!

Came here during lunch break to grab a quick sandwich. The Seoul sandwich was fantastic-- I'm usually skeptical about Korean-influenced/fusion foods, but this sandwich hit the spot for me. The kimchi, mayo, and galbi balanced each other extremely well!Service was a bit slow during lunch and ambiance was casual. I'll definitely be back to try out their other sandwiches!

On a random Sunday I was looking for lunch and googled this place. It's located in a random alleyway...but the alleyway isn't all that random as it turns out. Historic Naylor court has a lot of interesting history so give it a look when you get some time. Anyhow, you have to walk down the alleyway a smidge then you get to SUNdeVICH. This place is SMALL. There's barely any seating or standing room so be prepared. You're greeted by a tall menu on the wall that has a somewhat expensive selection of sandwiches. I opted for the Kingston minus the slaw and mayo. This sandwich was huge and they did not skimp on the fillings. The jerk chicken was nicely grilled and it was apparent that it was grilled. The pineapple salsa combined with the jerk chicken added a lil kick, so I can only imagine how much better it would be with the spicy slaw. Again, it's a big sammich so unless you've got a voracious appetite, you're definitely going to save the rest for later. It's for this reason that I don't balk at the price, to have essentially two sammiches for 20 bucks isn't bad at all.

Solid sandwiches drawing inspiration from a wide variety of cuisines -- I love the premise of eating around the world (or at least the capital cities of the world) through sandwiches. I tried their Cairo, a vegetarian sandwich with fresh herbs, brined veggies, cucumbers, walnuts, and hummus. I opted to turn it into a salad (which I was so grateful you could do with any of their sandwich combos) and added smoked salmon and avocado. The portions are incredibly generous -- I swear they must have added an entire pack of smoked salmon! The ingredients were super fresh, making it an all-around tasty meal.

I've visited this place twice in the past two weeks, and despite it being tucked away, the food is absolutely delicious! There's a wide variety of sandwiches to choose from, each bursting with flavor. My top two favorites so far are the Seoul Sandwich and the Tehran. The Tehran sandwich, in particular, brought back nostalgic memories from my childhood, making it a real hit for me. I'm excited to return and explore more of their sandwich options! Plus, the portions are generous, so there's always leftovers to enjoy later.

I generally love this shop ever since it had a location in Georgetown. I usually order throughout the year and get the Paris or Buenos Aires and love them. My biggest issue is that they frequently turn off their delivery option on Uber Eats and Door Dash since those are the only ways to get delivery. I am across town and cannot quickly get over during their open hours. I beg that when they are open for business to not forget to turn on the delivery option for those who would love to either order ahead or get delivery.

Tried this place for the first time the other day and it did not disappoint! I thought it was a little pricey at first, but realized that it's definitely worth it based on the size of the subs and the quality ingredients used. I got the Havana and my girlfriend got the Lima, both of which were incredible. This is definitely a place I'll be recommending to my friends in the D.C. area.

Great flavor and service! It's located in the alley and not a lot of sitting room inside, but the food makes up for it. I would definitely go back.