Which Wich 2304 Douglas Road, South Bend, IN 46635

"We were there this past Saturday and the woman working there. I wish I would have gotten her name. Did an excellent job. It was the afternoon shift. Food was great. Service was great. Atmosphere was as good as can be expected inside of gas station"

"The lady working was super friendly and knowledgeable. I wish their "large" size pop was larger. It's was the size of a small that you get anywhere else."

"The fries were fantastic. Sandwich was $19.50 which would be fine if the "steak" wasn't cold and tasted like the cheap shaved beef that comes out if the buckets of Italian beef you can get at Walmart. The "caramelized onions" were raw and crunchy. Overall a bad sandwich at any price."

"20% better than Subway for more than double the price. Jimmy Johns and Jersey Mikes are tastier and less expensive. No problems with the service and the order was filled correctly. 3 stars due to the product and value. Paid $11.75 for a “Large Wicked” sandwich that looked very similar to a standard 6” club sub from Subway. To be fair it did include bacon and pepperoni but for almost $12 pre-tax I expect something larger than a 6" sub on white bread. Seems like you must add many premium toppings like avocado and pesto that aren’t available at other places to get closer to a good value. Also not a whole lot of flavor. The white bread bun was very disappointing and worse than Subway, Jimmy Johns or Jersey Mikes. It was nearly tasteless and sort of chalky in texture. Maybe better to choose something other than white bread or opt to get it toasted. I'm not sure how a 2nd or 3rd tier sub sandwich restaurant can stay in business charging these types of prices unless they come up with some sort of specialty sandwich or have something unique to offer like Jimmy johns peppers, "kickin ranch", whole pickles, etc. My guess is that this chain isn't going to survive long in this area."

"Cool stop in South Bend. Three floors of Studebaker history with plenty of cars and wagons to see. Took about 75 minutes to wander and read. The Studebaker space is attached to the History Museum, but we didn't go there. (Student and AAA discounts)"