Jimmy John's,

3601 S Noland Rd, Independence, MO 64055, United States

"Would love to include the photo, of my #6 Veggie.... Cheese, Croutons, Onions and Lettuce.... Seriously, that is all in this sandwich..... Other than wanting the rest of the veggie (I ordered), the sandwich was good.... Reminds me of that old joke: " Other than THAT, Mrs. Lincoln---did you like the play....?" Post-script: My quarter-cut pickle had one-quarter cut (out), and the rest of the pickle was whole...Geez-Louise, is it ME...!? Addendum: I do like Noland Road's Jimmy Johns, and (for the most part) they prepare a nice, healthy meal.... Sending a photo of my sandwich; however, nothing would please me more, than to resolve the sandwich (my second unsatisfactory #6), and replace this review.....They are always pleasant..."

"Ate in restaurant once and place was clean, and nice music on and the workers were nice and helpful. Normally I get delivery and it doesn't take that long. Love the veggie sandwich, the cookies taste delicious and even though I am not a huge fan of pickles, the ones here are delicious."

"Such friendly employees! It would be awesome if they could warm their food, and I'm not too big of a fan of how the store is situated. But the staff are all amazing, sweet and patient. They've definitely trained their workers well, here!"

"Oh boy, this was cringe. The problem I had with Jimmy Johns didn't have to do with the local store itself, but the franchise. The staff were ok, and the restaurant was clean. However, my visit left me uncomfortable. The menu is confusing. It's hard to explain how, but one of problems with it is that the numbers for the sandwiches aren't even in order. The sandwiches themselves are outdated. For $13 I got plain bread, 4 slices of cold deli meat, and a couple slices of cheese for a sandwich plus a drink and a forgettable cookie. Oof. Keep in mind, for $10 I could make a pretty thick sandwich for myself at Walmart using the same ingredients. The worst part of the visit was the decor. It's like it was design by a boomer uncle. You know, the kind that says poverty is a choice and likes Jimmy Buffet a little too much? It was uncomfortable sitting next to a sign trying to explain that late stage capitalism is a good thing."