The Sandwich Club

So happy I found this place during a trade show I was working at the convention center as their food is way better than anything in the convention center. The sandwiches are all hand crafted as you order them, the line moves quickly, the food proportions are perfect for lunch and the price is reasonable!
The staff is quick and efficient to keep the line moving during the lunch rush. I experienced the garden medley and the healthy choice, both were really great and kept me satisfied all day.

Visiting the area and thought I would try it out. They advertised the weekly sandwich as a Parmesan chicken with sauce and cheese that absolutely sounded delicious. The truth ended up as a large hunk of bread with some mushy breaded chicken, the smallest amount of some sort of sprinkle cheese, and perhaps some marinara. (I couldn’t really tell, but the bread was a little reddish). McDonald’s would have been more flavorful.

As luck would have it, my constant pregnancy craving has been turkey sandwiches. Of course, pregnant women aren’t supposed to have deli meat. But the craving is impossible to resist. Enter The Sandwich Club.
Long lines at lunch point to something great, and TSC is that something. I could gush over the flavor of almost all of their turkey sandwiches — quality meat and cheese, creative combinations, and always served with a smile. Good specials, too! And they have a frequent customer card that earns you $ 5 off your purchase after you buy 5 sammies, so you feel like you’re working towards a goal when you eat here 5 days in a row. Also, they heat up their sandwiches on request, so no worries about listeria for this preggo!
Another thing: you’ve never seen so many varieties of kettle-​cooked potato chips in your life as you will find at TSC. So far, I haven’t found a dud among the mix.

Ok. Had the Italian, bread was stale, little flavor to sandwich (spreads were extra apparently). As others have noted, it was the epitome of a 3-​star place.
Would I go here again, Yes… but maybe only because it’s in the building I work in. Otherwise, I’d probably try and locate another sandwich place/

Veggie burger was fantastic! Excellent texture and flavor!
Everything is a la carte and most sandwiches seem to be $ 6.50 and up, which is why I went with 4 stars and not 5 — they are a little pricey for my tastes.
Go early — I was there for 5 minutes and the line was almost out the door!

Across the street from the convention center.
Excellent sandwiches, all can be made into wraps.
Taste of honey sandwich is the fav so far
They have Sanpellegrino!

At a trade show at the Charlotte Convention Center and found this place across the street. Excellent! Every person in our group ended up going there and all had great food.

Lunch. Usually the pinnacle of everyone’s day and how you plan for it to make the work day go by can be key. Working in Uptown has its perks, there is no shortage of places to go get «lunch.» One of my go to favorites for lunch is the classic sandwich — and it’s even better when you can get someone else to make it for you.
The Sandwich Club usually has a long, moving line during peak lunch hours. I like to go on an off hour to skip the line and have that much more time to enjoy my sandwich. With 33 different sandwiches to choose from, you can’t really go wrong at this place.
Pretty simple set up. Come in, place your sandwich order, move on down the line, pick up chips (if you want them), pay and wait for your name to be called out. There are a couple of places to sit and enjoy your lunch, or take your sandwich out to the Green and enjoy it outside (hopefully with good weather).

Definately an all around 3 star rating. The bread was decent and the vegtables are very fresh. I am a vegetarian and I like sandwiches with lots of vegtables. However, charging extra for every vegetable brought my sandwich to $ 10.50. No meat just vegtables. That was not ideal for a salad with bread. Long wait and my friend who is not a vegetarian got the Italian sandwich with extra vegtables and his broke $ 11.00. We did not order chips and drinks. Not my ideal place. There are other sandwich shops that we can get better vegtables sandwiches for $ 3 — $ 4 less. It’s nothing special for a vegaterian, just an average sandwich shop. If you like lots of vegtables, I would go someplace else.
However, my friend said the Italian meat was very good. He would also give it an average rating though. Sorry but, just no wow factor.

Went here for lunch. They have a large selection of sandwiches and chips. The sandwiches taste pretty good and they use Boar’s Head meats. The bread was okay but not memorable. During lunch, the line goes out the door, but the workers are very efficient and take your order as you wait in line. So by the time you get to the cashier and pass by the large variety of chips, your sandwich will be ready. The wait was around 15 minutes but I think it was worth it. The seats in the courtyard make for a nice outdoor lunch.
They also offer great breakfast sandwiches.

This place epitomizes a 3 star rating for me. A tad pricey, but a solid sandwich every time I’ve been. I’m a cheapass when it comes to lunch because I go out so often, but I’ll splurge on this place every so often. I usually opt to get one of the built to order sandwiches and it runs me a little over $ 7. You’ll be hitting $ 10 with chips and a drink. I’m a pretty big guy and this’ll hold me over for my mid day meal (with other small snacks throughout the day of course). They’ve also got a decent loyalty card where you buy 5, get $ 5 off.

We stopped in to share a sandwich and we asked the guy at the counter what he recommended. He recommended the #13 — Roast Beef Italiano. Yum, Yum and Yum… yea I know that’s not explaining the flavors this sandwich had but lets just say it was delicious. I’m not a sandwich person and I kind of wish I would have gotten my own and didn’t have to share.
I was surprised this place was a 3 star, but I definitely give it a 4. Also try Joe Chips — Jalapeño… delicious and a perfect spice.

I didn’t know this place existed despite two Uptown locations. Then my co-​worker started bringing a sandwich back to the office every day and they looked so good.
I finally went and found the line pretty much out the door. How had I missed out on this?
The menu, while well organized, actually looked overwhelming because there were so many good looking choices. I just went with the #1 Parkside and had no regrets. It was delicious! They also use Boar’s Head meats which are top choice.
Now I get to go back and decide if I want to work my way to some of the other tasty looking choices or stick with the goodness I had. Regardless, I’ll be back.
They also have a punch card and I think after 5 or 6 visits you get $ 5 off. Not to bad seeing as most places require 10 punches for a free sandwich ($ 6 – 7 off).

I am a Boar’s Head girl & was excited to find a spot close to my office. Tucked away in the back of a building… don’t know which (sorry). I arrived @ 12:00 and the line was long. You order at the counter & they yell your name when it’s ready. The guy taking orders was pretty rude, and very short with the customers. I waited over 20 minutes for a turkey sandwich. a little long in my mind. I got the Heathy Choice, turkey, Swiss, spinach & honey mustard on wheat. and I added bacon. The meat & cheese were great, but the bread tasted a little stale. And, $ 10.00 for a sandwich & drink seems a little high.

Ruthlessly efficient and unfailingly consistent. I work in the area and eat here about twice a week when I want a quick, dependable sando. (This is probably the only place where I’ve successfully redeemed one of those «buy 5 get one free cards»…although here it’s buy 5 and get $ 5 off, which is not quite as good). The dude that runs the show (I should know his name by now but don’t) is nice and is damn good at his job, keeping it moving during the busy lunch crush.
The menu is big but not overboard, and there’s always something that suits my mood. Decently good value for what you get. A couple of my favorites include the Gobbler, the Veggie Burger, and the Vermont Peddler (love that sharp cheddar on the roast beef with slaw, Russian dressing on pumpernickel!)

Hello Friends!!!
Grumbles wanted a little something different (and «Healthy») for lunch.
Queue «The Sandwich Club»
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I called my order in @ 1:05 +/​-​and ordered the #18 (see pictures). Walked over and picked my food up. The sandwich was ok, needed flavor. Tasted really bland. Actually I tasted the sprouts and c’cumbers over everything else. Darn you «Grumbles» for this healthy food kick… darnnn youuuuu!!! (echoes)
98.9 Health code
I’ll try it again and get something else or tell them to «KICK it up a notch» (Emeril voice)

I’ve eaten lunch at this place more than any other place and must say they have what I am looking for i.e. fast, friendly service cobined with decent food at a decent price.
When I say decent price I refer only to the sandwiches /​burgers. Everything else is just a cash cow for them.
The veggie burger is definitely a favourite however the weekly speacials are also nice.
Have tried the entire chicken and turkey selection and the choices are good. Some items obviously are better than the others but it is a place where the chance of going wrong is remote.

Always long lines at prime lunch hours but they generally move pretty quickly. The menu is a sandwich lovers dream but, the overall execution is at the A-​OK level only. That’s not bad, I mean there IS the option of 1 or 2 stars BUT there is also the option of 4 — 5!
The quality of meat is good (Boars Head) as is the quantity on the sandwiches. The breads range from good to «used to be good but now it’s stale» and there is no excuse for selling a sandwich on stale bread! The Club is close to my section of cubeville so, I generally make it there once a month or so but, if it were just a wee bit more consistent and a wee bit cheaper, I would definitely up the frequency of visits.

3 stars really captures this place. Not quite at the level of a 4 star, but definitely not 2 stars. I liked that they were fairly quick, had a nice broad selection, and used good meat.
It definitely lacks that oomph that would push it beyond the levels of medicrity it currently resides in. I had the Italian Cut being a fan of salami, pepperoni, etc. and it was a good sandwich utilizing Italian bread! Also, just enough Italian dressing to keep the bread and meat altogether.
Would I come here again? Probably, it’s a fine sandwich place and nice go-​to for mixing it up instead of the same old places.
dmo out

I keep trying to like this place, I really do. But it fails more times than not.
Today they had a special and I wanted pickles instead of cucumber, but they wanted to charge me extra for pickles. :(
I asked for extra mayo because they are SO light handed with their condiments. It is not even on half the bread. :(The pickles were only on one half of my sandwich, of course not the side with the mayo.
Sadly, I did not notice until I was leaving that they had a rating of a 90. If I had seen that before, I would have just gone elsewhere to begin with.
Some of the people working there seem almost annoyed that customers are there. The man who either owns or manages it is pretty nice, but he is not rule, he is the exception.
Now that more and more places are opening, including Panera, where you can get exactly what they have for the same or lower price and have a better end experience, I would say Sandwich Club is a place to go if you have to… and if you do not mind a poor cleanliness rating. A 90 is pretty bad, IMO!