Which Wich

I ate here a couple of times; very Rude Employees, especially in the night time shift. They all have grumpy attitudes and are rude. They don’t appreciate you’re business to the least.
Wouldn’t recommend this place to anybody.

Not a fan of this place I have eating here several times and sandwiches are good but only toasted. I order a cold sandwhich and bread was terrible, the toasted ones take 1015 minutes to make and that is too long for sub. Can go to Lennys on memorial dr and get hot or cold dub that taste much better and get in 3 – 4 minutes

I absolutely love Which Wich and I love this location. I live right around the corner and I always place my order online through their Mobil app. They are always friendly and on point! This is always my go-​to sandwich shop.

I’ve never had an issue at this location. Always great service, always what I want! I love the smiling faces!

Was there yesterday with my daughters and their friends. I ordered their chicken salad sub and it was the best sub I’ve had comparing with Subway and Jersey Mikes. You can taste the freshness of their ingredients and their oreo shake is delicious. This will definitely be my new place to buy subs.

Which Wich has always been a favorite of mine for their vast selection and menu creativity but this store has the speed of service to rival a busy Jimmy Johns and the hospitality to rival any Chickfila.

I’ve been to which wich a number of times. I really like the ice here, its almost slushy like. The sandwiches have been good, I never had any problems.

Which Wich Eldridge is under new management as of 9÷1÷14. We are excited and look forward to serving our community as well as our Energy Corridor patrons. Just by showing this comment to the cashier you will automatically receive a FREE MEAL UPGRADE. Valid until 12÷31÷14. See you soon!!! Crave Interesting.

Pretty good food, a good on-​the-​go food. Pricing is a little in the expensive side for what you get, but overall pretty good. They have plenty of choices and options.

I decided to try something new for lunch and never step foot into a Which Wich before. I stood at the order line and the lady pointed the area where you actually make the order. You basically grab a paper bag (your sandwich goes into this bag after it’s made) and mark what you want. Then you had it to the cashier and they hand it to the sandwich makers. I ordered a chicken pesto sandwich with bacon, lettuce, and tomatoes. The smallest sandwich is $ 7 which is a big pricey, but at least it filled me up for the rest of the day. The service didn’t seem slow to me and I would be willing to pay an extra dollar or 2 over Subway to go here.

Black bean patty is vegan. Plenty other vegan/​vegetarian sandwich options.

I feel weird giving a review about a chain. The food is the same as elsewhere. The reason for my review is to comment on how SLOW the service is! 15 mins to get a sandwich with 1 person in front if me at 3:30pm on a Sunday is ridiculous.

Great staff, fresh food, awesome awesome! Better than subway!

I’ve given this location a couple tries, both for take out. Once during the weekday lunch rush, and the other during a Saturday afternoon. Each visit has been disappointing and I doubt I’ll be back.
My Weekday Lunch Visit — I had anticipated that I could quickly go in, place my order, and receive my meal in a timely fashion since this place is similar to a Potbelly’s/Quiznos. That wasn’t the case as I waited what felt like an eternity to get my un-​toasted sandwich.
It was busy since it was the lunch rush, but certainly this is the case every week. Now with that being said, I feel the efficiency of putting out orders was poor. If they can’t keep up with the orders, then maybe they should scale down the menu.
My Weekend Lunch Visit — This time the place definitely was not busy, yet somehow I ended up with a longer than expected wait again. They also forgot to give me my Au Jus (the best part) for my French Dip. Kind of defeats the purpose of getting the sandwich in the first place.
The food isn’t terrible, but I don’t feel it’s worth a trip back.

A reliable destination for when you want a quick and easy lunch beyond the usual fast food joints. The sheer diversity of sandwich options ensures that you’ll never get bored, and probably gain a few pounds with such options as surf & turf and the Elvis. It’s a popular lunch spot complete with ESPN on the TV and the daily Houston Chronicle newspaper if you’re so inclined to read while you eat.

It’s a sandwich shop.

I really dont care for this place. Sandwiches are simple: meat, bread, condiments: eat. Which Wich has manged to make this process too complicated. Walk in the door; grab the brown sandwich bag, fill in ovals of all the things you want on your sandwhich… then wait. I feel as if I have taken a standardized test with all the shading of the circles. Its a sandwich people… lets keep it simple! Oh and by the way, who heats up a chicken salad sandwhich? OMG are u kidding me. #fail

Which Witch would go to which ‘Which Wich’ n eat a Wich! (Just for the sake havin maximum whiches:))
Nice place! Your recipe, their Ingredients; they make, you eat! I love their sandwiches and the amazing part is they have vegetarian options. Therefore, I assume their Non-​Veg options are also very good.
I have been there twice so far and the food has been good. One of the many reasons why I like their wiches is that they serve the bread toasted. They have a great location — between the residential strip of Eldridge and the office space of the Energy Corridor.
People behind the counter have been nice and pleasant. The second time though the cleaning lady did not make it in time to clean the table. I did not make a big fuss about it and decided to give this place a 4 star rating!

It’s another in a growing line of sandwich shops here in the Energy Corridor, but this one is pretty unique. You fill out everything you want on your sandwich by checking boxes on a sandwich bag. You then write your name down and pay up front. Then you wait for your name to be called out.
The food is decent, definitely a step up from Subway which is mostly bread any way. Lots of meat and friendly staff every time I have been.
I have been to this location 3 times and I am pleased every time. If you’re in the Energy Corridor and looking for a new lunch place to try out, give them a shot.
Did I mention that all sandwiches are $ 5?

Progress has arrived in the Energy Corridor, and it must have needed some place to eat, because we’re up to our ears in new eateries — with more arriving every day.
Which Wich is one of those new eateries, a sandwich shop whose ordering process is reminiscent of standardized tests. Diners choose one of 10 numbered bags (each number represents a «filling’ group — turkey, ham, vegetarian), grab a Sharpie pen, and fill in the bubbles by each type of condiment, cheese, veggies, etc. they want on their sandwich. Once done with transcribing the perfect sandwich, the bag is handed over to the cashier to ring up.
Tonight was my first visit, and although being a little overwhelmed by all the stainless steel and bright yellow signs, I finally was able to focus on the smallish portion of the menu board that explained the ordering process. (Gosh I’m glad I learned to read!) I chose bag 7 (Italian) and using the provided red Sharpie, bubbled in lettuce, tomatoes, pepperocinis, provelone, oil, vinegar, salt, pepper, and oregano. The bottom of the bag contained an area to add my name, which I signed with a flourish. I then handed the bag to the cashier, along with my credit card. A few minutes later, my name was called out and I was handed back my bag, now containing the described sandwich, which, by the way, was pretty good.
All in all, it was a good experience — the sandwich was good (and cheap), the store was clean, and the ordering process was fast.