Lee’s Sandwiches

Worst egg croissant I ever had. Very little egg greasy and cold. I was better off going to Burger King! Do not recommend ice coffee too strong.

I love the sandwiches here. They’re cheap, delicious, and usually ready only a minute or two after you order, although this could take loner depending on the size of the crowd. The staff is generally friendly, although to be honest, the guy on the clippers hat seems to be faking it at times. You can’t blame him, though. Sometimes it’s tough to be happy.
One thing I hate about this place, however, is their boba. It tastes just fine, but the tapioca balls are incredibly thick and aren’t as good quality as boba in other places. Also, what’s with that rainbow colored gelatin thing they put in it?
Overall, this isn’t a bad place. Worth a visit.

The worst Lee’s location I’ve ever been to. Our sandwiches were all cold, bland and even a little stale. My vegetarian sandwich was full of greasy fried noodles instead of their usual shredded tofu and carrots. I saw maybe two slivers of tofu.
Service was great, but the food was terrible.

Walked into Lees today and ordered a coffee and sandwich. I use to think they were skimpy on the coffee until the nice cashier, Kevin, explained to me Vietnamese ice coffee is meant to have a large amount of ice for the strong coffee to mix with. Now I waited for some ice to melt in my coffee and it was still delicious! Very friendly service. Good sandwich. I will be returning.

We always stop by lees while waiting our car is getting clean. This time will be the last time we are ever coming here. This guy server with glasses helped us, he was really rude and gave us attitude while taking our order and we only got #11 and five piece eggrolls. We asked him if we can get it mixed and he goes WHICH ONE! Wow seriously. and he goes on and say it’s because he is on his break. Is that really how you treat people? Just because your on your break, maybe he shouldn’t be working there if he didn’t like his job. Never had a server that rude before especially this lees. But wow I hope the manager does something about this server, so unprofessional. If he likes losing customers that’s what he’s getting. But the sandwich was delicious that I would give a 5 star but this review goes to the rude server.

I am addicted to their damn Iced coffee. It gets me wired and more talkative than I already am. Yes… I know that’s insane. Could I really talk more? yes… this proves it.
I am so blessed to have a location near work and a location near home.
I drink their stuff before work, before a workout or during a hike.
I don’t want to drink it too much in fear it’ll lose potency and not get me jacked up like it does.
So I know I sound like I am talking about a drug, and it’s really sad now that I read it to myself again, but oh well I mean this stuff is good.
When I go in hungry I will get the #4 which is the Grilled Chicken Baguette sandwich. Yummy stuff.
This place is fresh and fast. If you need something stronger than what you’re getting and haven’t tried Lee’s coffee, then you should.
It is really inexpensive.
Reg size iced and #4
LB– $ 7
Hacienda– $ 5
Anaheim– $ 8
Also, the LB location has Quest Bars and other quest products. Great snacks to have at hand.
They are located in a shopping center and they sorta blend in and you can easily miss them, but if you focus and look, you’ll find them. (They’re next to Sally’s beauty supplies)
Parking is ample and it’s never really an issue to find a spot.
Point is just try the coffee.
XOXO
Bons O

You can only come here for a sandwich or bread. They never stock up on anything else. Steam rolls, egg rolls, even spring rolls are never available. They might as well save on the electricity and leave their warmers off

I am loyal customer to Lee’s sandwich since my college days but I must point out this Lee’s location is, by far, the friendliest and fast serving. All the staff knew the menu and was able to recommend me different sandwich other than my favorite, BBQ pork! Don’t forget about the bomb ice coffee, they make it the way I like it which nice. Anyways kudos to you Lee’s sandwich. Now go make me a sandwich! Hahah

Came here for lunch after school and ordered a number 11 with extra mayo and extra pâté. When I received the sandwich I didn’t get what I asked for so I went back and talked to the cashier and he told me all I asked for was extra mayo… Clearly it states on the receipt that I paid for extra pâté and mayo. All I have to say is not only over priced compared to other lees but customer service was not that great and they’re really stingy on the meat.

Pros:
–Super friendly staff
–Fast service
–Sandwich bread was soft and fresh
Cons:
–Not enough meat or veges in sandwiches. I mostly ate bread. Lol.
–Food tastes bland, hardly any flavor. That goes for the sandwiches and sauce for the spring roll.
*I would’ve rated lower if it wasn’t for the super-​friendly staff. All said and done, I will not return because of the poor quality in portion and taste.

Eventhough this is one of the smallest Lee’s you’ve ever seen, its just as vood as its bigger brotbers. The same great sandwiches you get from the rest. Fresh bread, hand made sandwiches yummy iced coffee, ect.

Would not recommend this place.
Ordered a banh mi and iced coffee. The iced coffee was good, but the banh mi wasnt. The baguette was soft and chewy and as if it wasn’t baked long enough or has been sitting out for too long.

I thought their thai iced tea with boba was pretty bomb. It had a different (but good) flavor to it. This time I ordered the grilled pork sandwich per recommendation from the cashier. I liked it, but as most reviewers mention, the meat quantity is low and some of my pieces were too fatty. I think from now on I’ll opt out for the veggie one. Their bread and veggies are delicious by themselves!

I walked in for the first time and it was very difficult to choose a sandwich considering that the menu did not describe them very well. The employee was nice enough to explain what was on the menu & recommended #5 and #6. I ordered the #6 and it was ready in less than 2 minutes (not even kidding). It had great flavor and the only problem was that they didn’t put a lot of meat in it. The sandwich was $ 3.90 w/​tax, pretty cheap if you ask me. TIP: Ask them to cut your sandwich in half cause they’re long little baguettes, it will make it easier to eat. Overall, nice staff and good food.

I was craving a Banh Mi and living in a non-​Asian area, Lee’s will have to do. I walked in and was greeted by some really nice people. There was about 5 people working in the small little place. I looked at the menu which didn’t really explain much. All I knew was I wanted the one with everything on it. I splurged for the «super» combination which basically included an extra slice of meat. When I got the sandwich, it was mostly bread with 3 very thinly sliced different pieces of meat with some sparse pickled veggies and cilantro thrown on top. There was only 1 jalapeño at the end of my sandwich. I guess it was good… couldn’t really taste much of it! I also got a milk tea (which does not have caffeine– I asked) and it tasted really weird. I can’t describe it, but it’s definitely made from powder. Guess that’s why they’re known for their coffee…

Came just for boba drinks. The Taro Milk Tea was average, but the Boba didn’t have that sweet flavor kick I crave. The service was good though and if I find myself in this particular strip mall again, I may return for more Boba.*Shrugs*

So I asked the lady if she has a blue icy and she said what flavor I said blue icee. She said what flavor three times I said no a blue coloured icee to which she answered no. Ok! She gave me the italian ices which didn’t have shaved ice. She said she would charge me 3.33 for two more of a different flavor since my kids hated the taste. Its Wednesday at 7:30. This lady is rude.

Pros: usually fresh sandwiches
Cons: smallest one yet. Place shaped like their baguettes… narrow and long.

I go to this location and the one down Anaheim and they are both of the highest quality. The sandwiches are unique and the flavors are always spot on. I think pork mixes best with the veggies, jalapeño and cilantro toppings.
I usually rotate between the #5 (grilled pork), #6 (BBQ pork), and #7 (pork meatball). If I’m feeling frisky I will get double meat (the sandwiches are cheap at $ 3 – 4 but there is not much meat).
As a bonus, Lee’s also has a diverse offering of pastries. The steamed bun options are decent (I like the pork & egg bun the best), but there is too much excess dough for my tastes. I really like the pâté chaud pastry. Can’t go wrong with either the pork or chicken pâté chaud varieties. Both are scrumptious!

I can’t believe I’ve never tried this place until yesterday!
There is a wide variety of sandwiches one can choose from, and also many snacks. In addition to chips and such, they even had a little freezer with ice cream, and mochi.
I ordered a grilled pork sandwich, that was ten inches. For drinks I got a regular size taro smoothie with boba. The total was about $ 7. That’s really cheap!
The sandwich was pretty good. I loved the sweetness the veggies had. Although I wish they would’ve put more meat in it. The taro smoothie was decent, which surprises me because for some reason I did not expect it to be that great. The size of the «regular» cup was bigger than I thought. I ended up not finishing it.
I’ll be back here again and again to try everything.