This was my first visit to this chain in Aurora. Â They were located at the Cornerstar Shopping Center on Arapahoe Rd/Parker Ave. I drove by the restaurant around the noon hour. Â It looked dark inside. Â I called to make sure they were open. Â They had a white and yellow neon OPEN sign. Â It was on, but driving by it didn't look lighted. Â With their tinted windows, a red neon sign would be better.
I had signed up for their Vibe Club. Â I received an e-mail coupon for a free birthday sandwich good for 2 weeks and a free sandwich with purchase of chips and a drink good for 3 weeks.
I used the coupon for a free regular sandwich for my birthday. Â I filled out my bag and handed it to the cashier. Â I ordered a Classic French Dip.
They called my name and I picked up my sandwich at the Pick Up counter about 5 minutes later. Â The restaurant was quite crowded. Â They had high and low tables.
The sandwich was wrapped in paper and cut in half and around that, wrapped in foil and placed in a bag. Â The 4 ounce side of au jus was very generous. Â The sandwich was exactly the way I ordered it.
I will probably be back.
Picking a bag to make your order is kind of fun. Look at the board on Wall (kind of high, I missed it the first time) to know the type of bag to grab.
I had a toasted turkey that was pretty good. Hubby liked the gyro enough to order again.
The house chips were interesting, a good seasoning of salt, pepper and vinegar.
Cookie and Krispy treat nothing to write home about, but cure the sweet craving if you need it.
Wish we would have ventured here sooner.
I signed up for their emails and received not only an immediate free sandwich offer (with purchase of drink etc) but also a free sandwich offer for my birthday (no strings attached)!
I came on a Saturday at ~3pm and was immediately helped. It was my first time coming in and I was quickly informed how to place my order. After checking out the massive menu board, I decided on the 'Turkeywich' with swiss cheese. I handed over my coupon and walked over to the 'pick up' section.
About 2 minutes later I had a delicious sandwich ready to go. I took it home and carefully unwrapped it. I was pleased that they cut it in half, but that each half was still wrapped. The coleslaw was delicious and added some nice crunch to the sandwich. The bread was fresh and overall it was very good.
With all of the amazing choices available, I definitely won't hesitate to return! Staff were very friendly and there are plenty of indoor and outdoor seating options.
I love Which wich, but I also hate Which wich because of all the danged options they give me! And for that, I love Which wich.
You can get just about anything you want on a sandwich here. Like, you want peanut butter and banana? You can get that. Cheez-Whiz and roast beef? Yup, they've got that, too. It's really up to you what you want to do here, and that can also be the downfall. Too many options is sometimes a paralyzing thing. But then again, I'd rather have options than not.
They have outdoor seating here, which is nice during good weather. The interior is a little Spartan, but they provide newspapers to read, so: WIN. Staff is fast on getting those sammies out, and they keep the place clean enough for the likes of me.
I think I'm being pretty generous giving Which Wich 3 stars but overall the food in most  cases makes up for the terrible service.  I had stopped in a few weeks prior to my last visit.  I ordered the all veggie sandwich and was careful to avoid any toppings that were hot and spicy.  Unfortunately tons of jalapenos, peppers and other spicy ingredients were put on my sandwich.  I was not a happy camper.  I mentioned the mistake on my most recent visit, describing to the cashier how my sandwich was "practically inedible".  Her solution was to tell me, "Well, I'll make your sandwich this time and I'll make it right."  I was surprised that this was the solution she came up with.  Would it have been too hard for her to offer free chips or a free drink?  This is not the best way to win over unhappy customers!
Review Source:My cousin raved on this restaurant so we thought we would give it a try. Â And boy am I glad we did! Â It was such a fun and different sandwich shop! Â I order a turkey sandwich and It was to die for! Â It was a very busy place but we got our order in and in just a few minutes it was ready. Â Their homemade chips were super yummy!! Â I look forward to going back the next time we are in town!
Review Source:I love myself a great sandwich! Â This particular day in question was the day after I had spent the night drinking, so some bread was needed to add to the empty stomach. Â
I've never been to a Which Wich, and I had to have someone explain to me how this works. Â Here's what you do, look at the menu board and select your protein, chicken, turkey, Italian style and so on. Â Then you look at these turn tables with a number and the type of sandwich you have picked, you grab a sharpie and start making your sandwich. Â Yep, you guessed it, now you get to choose your toppings, if you want extra cheese, bacon, avocado, grinder style, type of cheese, onions, sauces, oil & vinegar, mayo, mustard, and so much more.
I created my own sandwich and it was delicious. Â I will have to admit the price is a bit on the high side for a sandwich. Â It's another great assembly line sandwich joint. Â If you are looking for a sandwich fix I would stop in and fun creating your own decadent creation.
*Make sure you write your name on the bag, I totally forgot to do that. Â "Italian for No Name". Â Yes, that's how they called my sandwich.
Stopped in for lunch with my coworkers.
A bit daunting at first, what with the menu on the wall and the bags to write your order on. I picked it up quickly enough though, but I will admit that I was nervous my order was going to be messed up.
A very short time later - and I point this out because they did seem busy - my wich was ready and damn.....was it tasty! I went with the buffalo chicken, which was basically turkey deli meat (sliced) smothered in a variety of Frank's. It was accompanied with lettuce, tomato, pickles, and guacamole. The bread was lightly toasted, which was the cherry on top. This sandwich was absolutely awesome and I cannot wait to go back.
I also got a 'homemade' brownie on the side, which I saved for later. It was extremely rich, but that is ok with me.
Oh, and free refills.
Great place and I cannot wait to go back.
I love Which Wich and go about once a week. But this franchise seems to consistently get my sandwich wrong adding items and omitting stuff I checked on the bag. What's worse is they don't really toast the subs anymore, they come out cold in the middle. Bummer because this was my favorite sandwich spot.
Review Source:I first went here back when they first opened and I wasn't impressed at all. They only had one size sandwich, they didn't toast them and the coleslaw was more like sauerkraut (the word alone makes me want to puke). That being said we didn't come back again. Not too long ago my cousin mentioned that they now have bigger sandwiches and that was enough to get us in the door.
I have been on this quest to find a somewhat specific salad. I get it at a sandwich shop in Michigan and they use the shredded lettuce from the sandwiches...well the point is I really like it. So when I saw the "bowl" option my heart started to beat faster. The bowl is pretty much just a salad that you can put any sandwich fixings on. While it isn't exactly the same it was damn close and that is awesome!
My boyfriend got a huge sandwich with turkey and a bunch of cheese and other goodies all toasted. He was in love. I tried a bite and I was instantly in lust. The beauty of Wich Wich is that you get to build your sandwich. It is like subway where they have a bunch of items you can add to a basic sandwich but there are way better items you can add and instead of having to scoot down the line with your sandwich you just write it on the bag that they end up shoving your sandwich in. It is also fun and different and that is exciting!
We will definitely be back more often now. The one thing I will say is that the kid working the counter had a serious lack of customer service skills. He barely even said our names when our sandwiches were ready let alone a "enjoy!" or even a "you are welcome" when I said thanks.
You know, I'm really disappointed lately with my experiences at both this location and the other I used to go to pretty regularly. I don't know what changed, but oddly enough though this place is always slammed when I'm in these days they aren't doing as good a job as they used to which leaves me wondering why they are so busy.
My most recent sandwich here was pretty bad, only half of my sandwich had chicken. And, like my experience at the other location there was basically one of everything that I asked for on my sandwich. Literally, one sliver of onion, one pepperocini, one pickle... one tomato. You get the idea. So by halfway through my sandwich I basically had no insides of it left. The only reason I'm not rating this location as poorly as the Park Meadows is because even though they toasted my sandwich they didn't turn it into a pile of croutons.
I give up. Which Wich... fix your shit and when you do maybe I'll be back. Until then, stop trying to be like Subway. You had a good thing going and you fucked it up.
Which Wich is a chain, but I do have to say that the sandwiches I've tried are pretty scrumptious.
The way this place works is that you walk in and pull a bag off of a giant turnstile for different kinds of sandwiches (turkey, chicken, etc) and you check boxes for how much meat you want, the size, veggies, etc. Ater you've checked all the boxes you take it up to cashier, they ring you out and the assembly line goes to work making it for you.
The only thing I'm knocking a star off for is that they are a little expensive. I got a medium sized sandwich and a bag of chips with no drink and it was a little over $10. It's not an every day sort of place, but for the now and again lunch I'd definitely be back.
What a unique and fun sandwich place ! I passed this place multiple times going to the Target in the same shopping center. It has a catchy logo, but it wasn't until I read the reviews here on Yelp that I decided I better try it !
I went back and forth on what *star* rating I should give this place. I've been into this shop twice. Once it was busy and the other time we were practically the only people in the shop. The employees are so incredibly unfriendly here ! I was willing to overlook the 1st time but when I went back a second and there was an entirely new staff and they were the same way I was very surprised. No smiling, no greeting, no Thank You - NOTHING ! Even when they come out to wipe tables they look at the floor !
Does Which Wich hire ZOMBIES ? After enduring 2 visits with blank stares, half frowns, and no eye contact on either visit; I'm starting to wonder !! Â
Ultimately I decided on 4 stars since I loved the concept and since it's fast food really didn't need to have much interaction with the staff.
The concept of choosing your own bag and marking what you want on your sandwich is fun and something different from your ordinary sub shops ! There are so many different types I believe I may have stood there for 5 minutes just looking at the menu ! My concoction was wonderful ! They toast the subs and it was done just right.
We will be back but hopefully they can give their employees some customer service lessons in the mean time !
I like this place. Really neat way to do your sandwhich and not screw it up!!
You pick the bag you want 1st- so different categories like meat, breakfast, veggie and so on. I think there are like 13.
Then you grab a sharpie and mark up the brown bag with toppings and other customizeable items you want on your sandwhich.
Pretty simple: cheese, mustard, veggies- choose it all.
Then you pay and your bag gets clipped up and they make your sandwhich right there. Reading what you marked off to create your own unqiue sandwhich.
I dig the pastrami with mustard and cheese. Really good!
All for around $8. I will be back! Sooner than later : )
Love this sandwhich shop! You go in and pick the bag with the kind of meat you want, make selections of the various toppings and condiments. There's lots of options and the end result is great. I wish they offered a larger size! Mmm... Too much of a great thing! Completely customizable! They have some original ideas and offer milk shakes as well to quench that sweet tooth. For all those outdoor enthusiasts out there: take a Which Wich bag next time you climb a 14ner in Colorado, take a picture with it at the sumit, and you'll get a free which!! They offer a buy so many get one free punch card as well. I'm hooked. :-D
Review Source:For a fast-food sandwich joint, this is definitely a five star worthy place for what it is. Â There are tons of options as far as sandwiches go and then toppings for those are too numerous to even conceive.
The food is very good, very fresh and is quite filling. Â They certainly don't skimp on the meat. Â (I'm looking at you, Subway, and your very few slices of turkey.)
Anyway, I'll pick this place any day over about any other sandwich shop. Â Good stuff.
Which Wich is the best chain restaurant to get a sandwich hands down. You get exactly what you want and the chips are AWESOME! Don't even think about buying the lays or sun chips...No no you must go for their house chips. YUMMY! I have yet to have a bad sandwich experience at Which Wich and the folks are pretty darn nice to boot! Like others before me have said, it is hard to give a sandwich place 5 stars but as far as sandwich joints go, this one takes the cake!
Review Source:I would love to give which wich a 5 star rating but I find it difficult to give that to a speedy sandwich joint. Â The sandwiches are always great and I have yet to miss on an order. Â Even the vegi sandwiches are good. Â (especially with spicy mayo) Â I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a quick bite and wanting a sandwich.
Review Source:So now that I tried it once last week, I am hooked! Â What can I say, it is a perfect lunch place!
If you haven't gone to WW here is the concept. Â WW is a place that just gets it right. Â They do the obvious - let you 100% customize YOUR sandwich. Â As you walk into the place you are greeted with a station filled with paper bags. Â The idea is you fill out the bag to customize the sandwich you want.
Today I strayed from the basic Turkey and got a Cuban (Ham, Pork, Pickles, Lettuce & Dijon on wheat - heated). Â It was so yummy. Â
This WW has a lot more parking that the Lone Tree one, which is extremely nice if you want to run in quickly and pick something up (without hiking in to get to the shop or fighting for a spot). Â However, it is quite a bit smaller than the other shop I have been too and there isn't that much seating. Â
Still, most do to go anyways so it works!
I came here for lunch on a day off with the rest of the lunch crowd. Â The place is well managed, food service is still pretty quick, the quality is better than most sandwich shops, the variety is definitely better than most sandwich shops, and I like that there are so many options.
The price maybe a little steep for a sandwich, drink & chips but the food is pretty tasty. Â As my bf put it: Â "I'll be back but I'll get the sandwich to go".
There are a few things you just assume while dining out in the hellish suburban corners of the Denver Metro Area.  If you are a vegetarian, you like spicy food, have specific meat restrictions, or are just plain picky, you can never get exactly what you want.  Well, fellow "weirdos", Which Wich is the answer to bringing together food from all walks of life.  In addition to ton of traditional meat variety, I'm so incredibly pleased to find at least 5 Quality Vegetarian options and a SPAM option.  Don't get it twisted - I'm a pork-hating carnivore, but I sincerely appreciate this chain's efforts  to be inclusive and manage a lot of variety.
Their execution is stellar as well. Â Pick a bag, check off your options, make the perfect sandwich. Â It's like taking a multiple choice test and acing it every single time. Â Pricing is fair for the 'wiches and warranted my new punch card. Â Steer clear of the cookies - they are overpriced and tasteless.
My 'wich: Turkey, Provolone, Pesto, Tomato, Onion, Pepperoncinis, Oil, and Vinegar, on white. Oh yeah.
My wife took me here today and I wasn't really sure what to expect as I'd never heard of Which Wich. Â One of my least favorite things about sandwich places is having to remember all the options when I get up to order. Â Which wich streamlines that process with an organized paper bag menu system. Â You have to see it to understand it. Basically you pick a bag from the category you want (e.g. seafood) then select the type of sandwich you want and check off all the options. Â The sandwich was really good even though I went a little crazy on the condiments (horseradish, dijon and jalapenos on a Shrimp Po Boy? Yeah that was all my fault). Â My only gripe really with the place is it did seem on the expensive side for what you get ($17 for 2 sandwiches and 2 drinks). Â Â Well I guess that not bad. Â Sandwiches aren't that big but was enough to fill me up.
Review Source:I really like this place!! : ) it was super yummy!
You walk up and pick your bag, and they have tons to choose from. All 5.25 or 5.50 and then you get to pick your fillings, spreads and such. You pay extra for extra meat and cheese but all in all a good value!
I had a muffaletta and it was damn good. The Staff was very nice and we ate our deliciousness outside on one of their 4 tables!
Breakfast ALL DAY!
they have SPAM.... Ray loves spam... : )
crushed ice!! yummy yummy yummy!
Ill be back!
This place just opened up near my office. Â I have been in here a few times and I like it! Â The concept is unique, you fill out your order on a brown paper bag with a red sharpie marker, write your name on it and hand it to the cashier. Â It's clipped to something resembling a clothesline and passed down the line as your sandwich is assembled. Â They shout out your name when it's ready, and presto! Â You've got lunch ready to go or to rip apart there in the restaurant. Â They have a wide variety of your standard Doritos & Sun Chips. Â But they also have a homemade potato chip that I like a lot! Â They give out free samples to try, DO IT! Â It's a little on the pricey side for a sandwich shop though. Â It's about $8 or $9 for a sandwich (about 8"? I think), a bag of chips and a medium sized drink. Â Not somewhere I'm going to venture in to all the time, but it's pretty tasty when I'm feeling a little spendy and want a good sammich!
Review Source:As my previous review of the Park Meadows Which Wich might indicate....I love this place! I was Einstein hair ecstatic when I heard a new location was going in at the corner of Arapahoe Road and Parker Road in the new Cornerstar development.
This new location is just like the others with red sharpies and brown bags to make your selections. Choose your meat, your cheese, additional toppings and your set or you can pick from their classic selections including a Monte Cristo and BLT that simply ROCK! Kid friendly place shown by their "Kid Wich" selections.
Breakfast too??? You got it. Â Your choices include bacon, steak, ham, veggie and sausage.
Catering??? Â Oh yeah. Â Stop in or give them a call for more info.
A recommendation is to give the shakes a try. A cup of frozen goodness that will keep you coming back for more. And the fresh baked cookies are something you just can't miss.
A definite plus is the loyalty program. Scarf down 9 of their "wiches" and the 10th is free! Top notch deal that more places should get in the habit of. And the good thing is the card is simply transferable. Eat at any Which Wich and get your 10th free at any location!
While dining in besure to draw on your bag and hang it on their "community wall". Â Let me tell ya that there are some pretty talented people out there who can pimp a brown bag and a sharpie.
Get up, get out and get your groove on down to Which Wich. Â I guarantee your mouth will thank you.
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