Press'd

Sandwiches are not bad, not worth planning your day around though. Not accepting pickups during "lunch rush" in the middle of a pandemic, having run f&b operations before this makes no sense. I walked by the store after being told this to see no one was inside.. Out of three attempts to give these folks my business I have actually only managed to get a sandwich once. Again, it was good, but not worth the hassle. Won't be going here again.

Today, I poked my head in and saw two customers inside -- the sign outside said the capacity was 3 customers, so I attempted to go inside. I was told "Hi, we're at capacity" ... confused, I thought, are you...? The sign could be changed to say 2 customers, if that were the case ... I closed the door. After waiting for at least 7-8 minutes outside in the blowing snow, I left. This is also not the first occurrence. Here are 2 stars because the sandwiches I've previously gotten have been good. However, each time I purchase a cookie sandwich, it's hard and inedible, and I've ended up discarding them - even on the same day of purchase. It's also a bit ridiculous that you still don't have online ordering (and no, most people don't prefer to call in to place an order - but it seems that you don't allow that as an option, either). I would even be fine with no ordering in advance if the service was quicker. During each visit, I'm standing outside for at least 5 minutes before being let in (this is sometimes true at the Ritchie location as well, but I have often gotten in and out quicker there). This is not counting the time spent standing in line, ordering, and waiting for the sandwich(es) to be made. Plus, my clothes are always somehow soaked with the smell of grease for days after a "short" visit. With the Grick arguably being your most popular/classic menu item, and being one of only 3-4 items on the menu -- I just don't understand how it consistently takes over 5+ minutes to put bacon, eggs, jam, arugula, and cheese on a sandwich bun.

This place nails it each and every time - the sandwiches are some of the best in the city, and they have some of the more unique variations of sandwiches I’ve seen in the city. Their cronuts are fabulous and light, crispy and flaky and the staff are always super friendly! Try the Chief Beef - it’s the best!

Ahh we came here because a friend suggested their sandwiches and despite eating it outside on a bench in a cold, windy day, the sandwiches were superb! Excellent meat ratio, and their bread (yes the bread!) is amazing. There's always a lineup outside but they are pretty efficient, and it's worth the wait. Check it out.

They have amazing sandwiches that are flavorful and delicious. This is coming from a person who does not typically like sandwiches. They also have killer cronut... I sometimes order a bunch and bring them to work and everyone loves them. Definitely worth checking out even if you don't love sandwiches.