Which Wich

I love a good sandwich shop. There was one close to my house in Smyrna and it was nice to find a pretty decent place near work downtown. Subway is ok in a pinch if there’s nothing else in the area, but why go there when you can get a much better sandwich just down the street? My coworker and I stopped by here for lunch one day since I said I had never been, and she loves it.
I opted for the Turkey Reuben, with caramelized onions added. Hot of course! I like the bag system and how you can customize the sandwich to whatever you want. However it would probably be a little confusing if you’re going there for the first time. Regardless, the sandwich was great. I like how this location has a Coke Freestyle machine, and we probably only waited a little less than 10 minutes for the sandwiches to be made. And this was during the lunch rush so it wasn’t too bad at all.
This is definitely a good option if you’re downtown and worth the extra few blocks you have to walk past Subway.

Good fast food sandwiches. Had the classic gyro and the chicken parm. Both were solid and made to your specifications. The large is huge. Finished it but it was too much.

Got an Italian Lettuce wrap. Biggest mistake of my day. It was more of a «shove lettuce in to a paper wrapper with some salami» than a wrap.
Don’t get this unless you want to spend lunch partially chewing paper and still be hungry.

This is quickly becoming my go-​to lunch spot downtown.
It’s easy to order, just pick a bag and mark what you want on it, and the staff is exceptional in efficiency and attitude.
The buffalo chicken is one of my favorite «Wich’s» and a close second is their Rueben.
The price is fair, too. I use my State ID and get 10% off my order.
Next thing I want to try is the milkshake. I have yet to have one but I keep hearing they’re awesome.

Definitely try ‘the wicked’!
Clean and quick place to eat, totally customized sandwich.

We had a pretty large group … there were 12 of us. They worked through our group but i think it still too a while to make our sandwiches. A lot of us were first timers so trying to figure out how or what to order was a bit of a cluster. I did like the fact that you could customize your sandwich with all different kinds of toppings, cheeses, add ons, etc.
All in all it was just an okay sandwich. But it was a good place that was able satisfy most of the group’s lunch cravings.

A simple concept that they over complicate. Really. My friend wanted a gyro ans the employee working there said she needed to put a «wrap» sticker on her bag. Um, why? Isn’t a gyro already rolled up and wrapped in a pita? Strange… Anyway, this place is on par with all the other sandwich places… the concept is more novel because you write your order on a bag and drop it off as your order. They call your name and poof, you get your grub and griz down. Open on Sunday.

Perfect no frills sandwich shop. I love that Which Wich lets you create your own sandwich. There are so many different varieties of sandwiches there, and there’s a Coke Freestyle machine at this Which Wich.
The staff is SUPER nice and always says hi to me whenever I come in. I go there pretty frequently because of the great service.

Which Wich is a chain sandwich shop, that stands out by the way you order your food. You build your own sandwich and write it down on the paper bag that your sandwich ends up in. The food is well priced and is good for a chain shop. My favorite thing to order here is the roast beef, it seems like it is really hard to find a place the serves decent roast beef (non of the other sandwich shops nearby have good roast beef). There can be a wait around lunch time, unsurprisingly its popular during this time, but its not that bad. There is inside seating if you feel like relaxing a bit before going on your way. The service is fine and the environment is basically what you would expect of a chain shop, but it is clean. Def. worth checking out if you are cracvng a sandwich for lunch, you may end up prefering it over Subway and Jimmy Johns.

Love that they do lettuce wraps!
Clean restaurant. Quick, friendly service. I will go back.

The thing that sets this sandwich shop apart is the staff. They are friendly, helpful and go the extra mile for the customers. I love that. The food is always fresh and delicious. This is my go to place for lunch downtown.

Best Which Wich in the area!
Ok, first you should know I’m slightly obsessed with Which Wich. Any place that lets me pick exactly how I want my meal is a winner with me. Throw in avocado, and 5 types of cheese? Sign me up!
What’s that you say? Milkshakes made with real ice cream? Does this place get any better?! You can mix and match flavor combos and they sometimes have a seasonal flavor. For the winter it’s pumpkin. Try a pumpkin oreo shake, you won’t be disappointed.
This location has the friendliest staff and is pretty quick. They also have one of those fancy coke machines.

I have tried Which Which twice and I just can’t understand all the rave and glamorous comments. I ordered «The Grinder» as it was recommended one of their best. It was good and worth eating, but it was a toasted Italian sandwich. It wasn’t life altering or anything. It took me a few minutes to understand how to place my order, but once I did, it was much easier. I have to say it wasn’t really worth $ 10 or more for a sandwich, chips and a drink. Again, I would consider going back, but probably not for a while.

Best Sandwiches ever. Really cant go wrong. Except, I didn’t like the teriyaki sandwich. I thought it was going to be cubed meat instead it was lunch meat they just put sauce on… horrible. No flavor. Other than that AWESOME! Still havent tried the shakes yet but heard they are yummilicous!

Dangit, I really don’t want to give Which Wich this high of a rating because it is a chain and there are so many good locally owned sandwich shops in the downtown area. I have to give it to them however, they make a mean sandwich.
Which Wich’s whole deal is that you can basically customize your sandwich from a huge selection of choices. WW stands out with the additions: Peston, olive tapenade, hummus, red peppers, etc. etc. It is very easy to take a pretty basic sandwich and make it something pretty cool if you play your cards right. They also have a pretty good selection of veggie options so you veggie friends can join you without any difficulty.
One thing I can’t recommend is the salads. They basically use the same shredded lettuce from the sandwiches and pile sandwich toppings on. Not something that will make you happy you ordered a salad.
Overall WW is a pretty solid place to pick up a sandwich. It is a solid step about most other chains although it is also a solid step below some of the quality local joints around. Good for a quick hit lunch, but nothing that will change your life.

Anyone that doesn’t rate this a 5 has simply not been to this location (downtown). It’s clean, relatively quick (long lines) and the owner is super nice.

I like sandwiches for lunch. This sandwich shop is one of many in downtown. What makes this place different from the rest is the ease of ordering a sandwich. Simply, select a sandwich bag with pre-​printed items such as meat, veggies, bread etc. mark your items and you’re done. The staff at this location was friendly and helpful. This place is definitely on my list to visit for a quick lunch.