Which Wich

The concept is clear: make the sandwich you want and write it on a bag. No pressure to pick your toppings on a line. You could sit there all day and muse over it. They make great vegetarian sandwiches. Only wish they’d add falafel to their selections. It’s a small location, but the couple times I’ve been there the service has been fast and the food done exactly as ordered. Also there’s the added bonus of not supporting a company that hid (and now tries to brainwash through new advertising) the fact that their spokesperson was a child molester. Cough cough *SUBWAY*.

Came here before a screening across the street at the theater tonight. Took 20 minutes for them to just get started on one sandwich my husband and I would share. There were two workers working and they only had one other order to make that had been waiting before we came in. We ordered The Elvis. When we finally got our sandwich and ran across the street to make our movie that we were now late for we discovered the order to be wrong (no bananas) and had to pitch it in the trash – never to be satiated. We tried to scarf down some but it was a salty peanut-​buttery flaccid sub smashed together with no bananas in sight. Bad location or bad night with slow and distracted employees. That’s a bummer man. Money wasted. Our bag was on the line for 20 minutes with one person ahead of us – why? Fail.

I rather have subway. Had it delivered and I was disappointed. The sandwich was small, the bread was thin and the sandwich was soggy. I rather had spent $ 6 on a great subway footlong. NEXT!

This place is way better than Subway and Jersey Mike’s subs (i know I spelled that wrong, lol). Sandwiches keep me full and I always have leftovers for the next day. Bomb ass shakes. Those fill me up too. I love the chocolate banana shake. Friendly staff, good food. I wish parking was less of a hassle. You should park in the free lot then walk over but all in all I am content with this spot and I am a repeat customer.

Yum! Who doesn’t love a custom sandwich? The bread is what makes it, I think. My husband and I have so many stamp cards we can’t keep track of them! Definitely a favorite of ours for a quick bite or a light meal.

Their sandwiches taste like ToGos. They’re healthy and don’t have much flavor unless you add a sauce to it. My workplace ordered from here for a luncheon and the order came with Balsamic dressing. I added this to my sandwich and it made a huge difference; it tasted much better. I had the turkey, roast beef, and salami sandwiches, which were all satisfying.

It’s so frustrating that they make you do the work by checking off the order etc but they never get my order right. The past 4 visits they only got it right once.
Why make us do the bags if you have no intention to use it.
The portions are also very little. 5 strands of lettuce does not a topping make and I have to get double meat to even come close to covering the roll with meat.
And yes they are very slow to boot.
Nobody has time to come back and fix it at lunch not should they if the only reward is finally getting what you pay for.

After an abundance-​of-​choice-​induced paralysis, and once my stomach took over my mental awareness, I was able to choose a delicious Italian sandwich that ended up being everything I ever dreamed of and more.
Great sandwiches that I’m sure I could blindly choose ingredients for and it would still be good.

I love me some Which Wich… but this location is the worst.
The employees are friendly but painfully slow. (I took my parents to the airport and we were the only three in the store — it took almost 15 minutes to make our sandwiches)… In addition, in the seven times I have been here, they have gotten my order right exactly one time. It’s always close — but never right on. It’s usually missing something– but twice it’s come with stuff I didn’t order.
Now I realize that you guys have the SANDWICHFACTION guarantee — and I will admit that part of the disappointment is my own fault. I have ever right to go up and request a new sandwich that matches my order… however, I see so many people in this community without enough food to eat that I can’t, in good conscience, go ask someone to throw away perfectly good food because I got onions I didn’t order.
So — DEFINITELY go to Which Wich. Just stay away from this location.

This is my favorite sandwich joint! I always try and mix it up when I linger in to this location. The Tomato Avocado, the Turkey with coleslaw, the chicken pesto, buffalo chicken — I can just go on and on…
The quality of the ingredients is crisp and fresh. This is definitely a nicer version of Subway and I love how you can customize your sandwich in so many different ways. It’s pretty awesome to have a turkey sandwich done 5000 different ways!
The bread is soft and crisp if you order it hot — which is usually always my preferred way to eat my lunch. The service is friendly and the layout of the store makes it pretty easy to figure out if you’re a first-​timer.
Overall a great lunch spot and definitely one of my favorite places to come to when I’m in the mood for a yummy sandwich.

Wich under $ 10, coldwich or hotwich — am in! Easy 90-​min free parking downtown Culver City in nearby Public parking structure. Get it to go or enjoyed your Wich while people etching. I love the menu variety and choices to customize your Wich. And add a drink or chips. Very friendly service. Always ready to help with questions or recommendations on the many choices. Fun to try the R&D Wich sometimes. No matter what mood you are in, you’ll find Wich to hit the spot.

I was very pleased with the food. I had a Turkey Club, and my friend had the Chicken sandwich. Lots of options for toppings, which were all great.
The location was nice and clean. Service was fantastic. We parked in the public lot just around the corner — free parking for 2 hrs is legit!

Finally a sandwich chain that can make mouth-​watering sanwiches! Subway, Jersey Mike’s, Togo’s, and Quizno’s all get an F in comparison. For Subway, make that an F-​. Anyway, today I had my first time Which Wich experience at this location and much to my delight, my mom and I had the place all to ourselves.
The set up is so cool and easy. I like marking up my sandwich bag to customize my order. Sometimes, I just don’t feel like talking to folks and this anti– social way of ordering suits me just fine. LOL Just please don’t bring in an Ipad ordering system; keep it vintage!
My yummy sandwich was a chicken and bacon pesto on wheat bread. In addition to that I got feta cheese, spinach, red onions, olive salad (freaking amazing!), and oregano. After eating half of my 10.5 inch (medium) sandwich I was satisfied.
I will definitely be back because it’s just too good to pass up. It’s also right next door to Menche’s, which is my favorite frozen yogurt spot. Bonus!

It had been a few years since my last Which Wich visit. Previously a patron of the San Diego — Pacific Beach location. This hit the spot for lunch today and I will definitely be back.

There’s so many options on what to put in your sandwich and they make them big! Yummy bread too.

A talented group of artists that work in the surrounding studios frequent this Which Wich so the usual wall of red sharpie art is exceptional and changes constantly.
The staff are all friendly and take care with their job, and it shows. During lunch time there can be a huge wait due to the location, but that’s typical of anywhere.
As usual for the chain, their sandwiches are awesome and infinitely customizable.

Yesterday was my first time to WhichWich Sandwiches.
It’s a very interesting experience to say the least. I walked in and took a gander at the menu, I saw main ingredients but no sandwich names as I am used to in sandwich shops. I saw a row of bags with big numbers on them, and then the cashier had asked if it were my first time.
I explained yes, so he walked me through ordering my food worked. Find a number on the menu of the sandwiches main ingredient, then find the bag with the corresponding number on it, from there grab a pen and write down desired ingredients/​toppings/​sauces and bring it to the cashier.
Looks like they even have a section for kids sandwiches as well, to answer if the store is kid friendly.
I ordered a double meat corned beef sandwich, with dijon mustard, coleslaw, along with an assortment of toppings on wheat bread. They have lettuce wrap options which is really cool if you’re on a diet that restricts carbs. Or you’re some kind of weirdo who just likes lettuce sandwiches without meat.
They pretty much can cater to all of your sandwich needs, and the best part is they give you a visitors card, so I believe after my 10^th visit my sandwich is free. So now I have incentive to buy 9 more sandwiches haha.
I also got the limited red velvet cake milkshake, it was very tasty, and had a perfect consistency where it wasn’t too thick and I felt like I was sucking half of the universe in through a straw. And not too runny like a cup of shaved ice that leaves you with a block of unflavored ice after a few big gulps.
I definitely would eat here again. The price of the items 10in sandwich with double meat and a specialty shake came close to 17 dollars.
A little pricey, but I think it was worth it, there was way more meat than there was bread and I had no desire to eat later on in the day. So it was very satiating, very cool place.

3.5 stars — First time here. Love that they have non carb lettuce wraps, salads, a plethora of sandwiches, dessert and easy ordering! The service was really slow considering it was 230pm during the week and only a couple people were there. I actually got my food waaaay before someone else that his friends were almost done eating. I enjoyed my lettuce wrap! It was very filling and delish with all the toppings I got to pick. Will def come back!

It’s always good to have a McD or Subway alternative, no?
I’m a fan of Which Wich — especially for their custom sandwiches and milkshakes. I very much appreciate their online pre-​order service. Make your order, walk on over and pick up your food to go!
This particular store is pretty new in Culver City, and I’ve never seen it too busy. I suppose that could be a good or bad thing:
bad: not enough business? Main street is pretty competitive.
good: you don’t have to wait long for your food
note: try the pineapple milkshake — it’s great!

And who do we have here, Which Wich… Not a Quiznos, not a Subway, but something in between… A Quizubway. What will you think of next, sandwich makers. All of the sandwich options lay before me, what should I go to first? Ahhhhhh, the hummus, thank you Middle East. Mmmmmm, buckle up, lets see where we shall go next, ahhhhhh, the hot pepper spread, clearly from Central America. Mmmmm, hello Great Britain, where the potato chips flow like water. Potato chips ON my sandwich, well la di da, crunchy and everything. Bread, baked to perfection. Can you believe it, it all comes with the sandwich. I love building sandwiches, I love building sandwiches. A delight to the senses, isn’t it my friends? Isn’t it? I’ll have what I’m having! I’ll have, what I’m having. *starts to cry* So good… it’s so good…
#keyandpeele #continentalbreakfast
(No idea why I find this so funny…
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