which wich

there are endless sandwich options if you're tired of subway. if you're looking for a lot of food for your money you'd be better off going to publix deli or subway. we got two sandwiches, one with extra meat, and thought they skimped on the meat. although the quality of the sandwiches are good, there is probably twice the meat on their competitors' sandwiches.

i totally loved this place. being a sandwich lover, i was delighted to try sandwich here. i opted for a vegetarian wheat sandwich with mozzarella, buffalo sauce, red onions, jalapenos, mushroom, chipotle, spicy ranch dressing and garlic spice. it was a huge sandwich.. sufficient for two people. every bite of it was delicious.
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breath of fresh air and innovation for the sub sandwhich industry. let's start with the concept. you walk in and gaze at the wall to check your optons, like every other sub shop. after that everything changes. you pull a brown sandwhich bag from which ever type of meat(or non meat) slot that that's attached to the wal. then you grab a red marker, check the specific type of sandwhich you want ie (chicken philly or chicken breast), check everyrhing you want to add to your sandwhich, and hand it to the cashier. he or she will ask you if you want the combo. say yes or no, pay, and yor done. very quick and easy, just the way most of us like it. the only way to mess your sandwhich up is if you check the wrong thing(or don't check anything at all.) they'll call your name when it's ready-of course you wrote your name on your paper bag- and you are good to go. that's it. super simple. they have a huge sign on wall that says "which which do you want." sounds pretty tacky at first, but try to forget it...impossible! brlliant marketing! the company's been around since 2005 and all ready has over 200 stores. in over 20 cities. voted fasting growing franchise for 2010. wow (it's all on the website www.whichwhich.com). sounds to me like it might be one to watch, for those of you looking to invest in something. i'm impressed. simple, fast, good, 3 or 4 employees working, all sandwhiches under 10 bucks.(oh yeah, they don't charge for extra topping, unless it's like double meat, cheese or avocado. everthing is free. $5.25 for a 7", and $9.25 for a 12" ...not bad. go give a shot....oh by the way. i not employed by them either. just wanna give credit where credit's due.

the concept is cool. i think the sandwiches are as good as firehouse and better that subway and quiznos. i get the buffalo chicken with pepper jack and it is scrumptious.

amazing!!! love the concept!

which wich?!. they have pretty good sandwiches and you can customize them. the only flaw is they have speedy service so if you're like me and your sometimes indecisive just take a step back out of the way to take the time to figure what you want.

actually, an above average sandwich!. i don't do a lot of chain sandwich/sub shops these days but after hearing a couple friends comment on how good which wich was, i decided to give them a try.
first, the whole shtick of picking your bag (for the appropriate type of sandwich) and marking what you want on it is actually a very good idea. they have a bunch of unusual options for the sandwich and it's nice not to to be rushed deciding what the perfect combination is (almost all of them free) and not having to stand in line and yell it over the counter.
i had crab salad w/ cheese, dijon mustard, lettuce, tomato, and hot pepper blend on white.
very nice sandwich. the bread was very fresh and everything on there in the right proportions. best sub i've had in a while. only small complaint was that they cut all the way through the roll making it difficult and messy to eat... certainly do appreciate it when a sandwich can be picked up and tilted while you eat without losing large amounts of the filling (worse with something like crab salad). finally, worth noting that i got the large and probably could have stuck with the 7" regular... probably fine for most.