"Got the Muffuletta and the Uncle Philly. The sandwich was dry and the ratio of the bread to inner toppings isn’t great for the muffuletta—it was maybe 70% bread to 30% toppings. The bread is too dense. It was a disappointing sandwich for $17 (Uncle Philly was $15), but their store is very cute —they sell a variety of italian goods like chips, pasta, etc. The staff there are nice too."

"30 minutes and $17 plus tip for worst pastrami sandwich of my life. I asked them to heat it up so the cheese was at least melted, didn’t even do that. Just eat at the aquarium for this price, the food there is actually great."

"Another great experience! Excellent service, and the sandwiches were spot on! Hot Pastrami on Sourdough, and a Johnny! Cooked to perfection!!!"

"We went there to get sandwiches for our all-day whale watching trip. I simply could not bring myself to pay $15 for their most basic sandwiches. (Or about $20 to $25 if you request your own sandwich ingredients.) 🙎"

"Only a block away from the Aquarium it was a great place to get our lunch. Get your hand stamped at the Aquarium so you can return and avoid the entrance line. Many premade sandwiches to choose from as well as make your own. The gluten free bread was great and the sandwich was wonderful. They are careful to prevent cross contamination so it is made in a different area of the shop. The time from order to sandwich was only 12 minutes. The only seating is 3 tables for 2 outside on the sidewalk, but you can get your order to go and eat it back in the Aquarium cafeteria. We did get one of the tables and it was fun to people watch during lunch."