Onion World

Yum. Loved the ease of the walk up window and simplicity of the menu. Both the sausages and chili were excellent. My 8 year old daughter thought the sausage was «awesome!l I’m thinking about getting some of their packages of sausages to go tomorrow! Remember not to ask for ketchup!

I feel betrayed by their website… Says open Thursday– Sunday 11−3… Finally get parked downtown and walk to the window excited to finally try the famous Sweet Onion Sausage to be let down! Closed on Fridays! Why? :(plus their number on the website is a non working number. They need to seriously update their website so they don’t loose any future customers…

On my recent visit to town i tried to swing by the pick up window to grab some sausages to take home with me.
CLOSED at 11:45 am on a Sunday. Contrary to their posted hours and even a sign stating that they were reopening in April.
Reviews look great but the service seems to suck in my opinion. Especially if you cant be open when your hours say that you are.

Delicious veggie chili! Love it!

We were walking around wondering where to eat. Very few places were open on memorial day and that little take out retaurant luckily was one of them. Bought the bug brown bag special — sausage on wheat bun with onion soup for less than 20 for 2. The food was super delicious.

«Do one thing and do it well» should be the mantra of more independent food purveyors. Addictively awesome, delicious, delectable, flavorful, juicy, lean, savory, tender, mildly spicy sausage sandwiches are the unsurpassed unique nosh of this walk-​up window on the sidewalk of First St at Main, downtown Walla Walla. One bite and I was immediately hooked into buying 3 five-​packs to go!
We baked one pack with halved red potatoes, quartered Walla Walla Sweets and chopped curly parsley (all tossed in olive oil, covered with foil, 350°F for 45 min, left in oven with door ajar another 20 min to cool) and accompanied all with (separately) baked beets and Pinot Noir for a scrumptious supper.
I would be here at least weekly if I worked or lived in the neighborhood. For those of us far away, onionworldDOTcom is a great web site with great info on history, events, shipping availability (oh, yes!), etc. At $ 2.33 per link, these may seem a little precious, but one bite will convince anyone that they should be near the top of any list of bargain artisanal culinary extravagances…