Mike’s Sub & Donair

I bought a sub from here and the service was fast and friendly and the price was great for the sandwich I received… however the bread just killed it for me. The bread was stale and tasted bland. I know it’s bread but the point of a sandwich is for all the flavors to combine nicely and when you have a bland stale bread it kills the experience. For this reason I would go back out of the fact their service is fast but still prefer subway.

Delicious subs, reminds me of the old Mr. Sub. I was very happy with my meal, and the owner happened to stop by while my wife and I were eating and he and his wife were very friendly. I will define tilt go back again!

In Edmonton on 50 street south. Best donairs I’ve had. Full of meat, onions and tomatoes, and spicy peppers if you want. Love their creamy donair sauce. Only complaint is they DON’T have whole wheat pita bread for the health conscious! I did mention it to them. Come on guys get with the program.

I believe Mike’s strength is the product. I’m pretty sure it isn’t house made (though I could be wrong), but the bottom line is that it tastes great. Walking in is like a time warp into the early 90s as the establishment looks dated. It very much reminds me of past donair places frequented for my fix as a younger man.
I got a super donair for 9.50 $ which is a little pricey, but not ridiculous. My analyst mind likes the efficiency that this operation runs at. Instantly, you are greeted with a business smile followed by a good natured interrogation sequence about you order. The barrage of questions about your order may include classic inquiries such as: Onions, Lettuce, tomatoes? Yes! Hot peppers. *nodding head* Tzatziki or sweet sauce? Tzatziki. Dogs or cats? Dogs. Beatles or Elvis? Beatles. Is that even a debate? Boxer or briefs or hybrid? … do you really want to know? The order is completed quickly and you’re ready to go. The napkins are even right next to the door almost as if to send you on your way.
Mike’s is a throwback small business that really delivers. And I like that!

Mike introduced me to donairs (bad Mike) when he used to have his store on the corner of 82 Ave and 104 Street. No matter where I go when I can’t come here for my donairs, no one can beat Mike’s.

Over and over again I’ve said to myself I’m done with donairs. Over and over again I lie to myself. I can’t resist the jumbo, I can resist finishing every last bite. I can resist the pain I feel shortly after.
Mikes is the answer. There’s just something very tasty and non greasy about this mans meat wrap. Head on down. You won’t ache. Donairs no longer make me feel like I’ve been hit by a truck… or would like to be… to stop the hurt.