Potbelly

"I've been going to Potbelly's in Chicago for about 15 years or more. Used to go to the original shop A LOT. Started up about the same time as Jimmy Johns. I've always preferred potbelly sandwiches. I highly recommend the turkey with provolone, add bacon. Simple. Rolled through the oven to become nice and crispy and hot, and then covered with lettuce and any other goodies you like. If you like it a little spicy, make sure that you get their homebrewed peppers in olive oil on top. Truly fantastic. The big pickles are cheap and great, and the chips they make are very tasty. This is one of the best sandwiches I've had in Vegas area. I still love cheba Hut who also krispies up their sandwiches in an oven. Jersey Mike's would be my second favorite. I would put Potbelly's up there with all of these. There are a few slight differences in the menu between here and Chicago. I thought the shake was a little bit too thin here, and I was surprised at the high cost of the shake. It seems like they are a lot cheaper in Chicago (first place I stopped when I went back to Chicago was Potbelly's about 5 months ago!). This particular store made up for the thin shake by piling on almost twice as much turkey as I ever got in Chicago. Very nice! Most of the stores in Chicago have a little platform where local musicians can come and play for tips. Get the chocolate and Oreo shake and ask them to make it extra thick. The wreck sandwich and the meatball are both fantastic. Sugar cookie is fantastic."

"Food was ok - not prepared how I had ordered it, but still tasted fine. Staff were unfriendly during my encounter and looked like they hated working there. Location is also not ideal as it is not easy getting in and out of this area."

"On my 1st time here, I ordered an "Chicken Club" original size, no cash, The sandwich was a little spicy but super YUMMY!! The Sandwich maker made an awesome suggestion."

"I used to go here all the time, but recently on their Italian sub they only give you 3 pieces of meet, 1 of each type they advertise. Definitely not enough meat for a 9 dollar sub. Subway, Firehouse, Jersey, all give you much more meat for what you spend."

"Finally a Sub Shop with a toaster oven in Las Vegas. Since the Which Wich sub shop closed down ( which was a very sad day for all the sub lovers ) finally a new replacement has opened. They have simple, but very tasty menu. With all of the great toppings , sides and on a top of everything a great toaster oven which makes the sandwich taste so great. Their bread is authentic and fresh, it comes out very crispy from the oven which brings out a very unique flavor. The ingredients are very fresh and you can customize your sandwich just how you like it. All of their sandwiches are so good. You can not go wrong whatever you order. The staff and the management are super friendly and extremely welcoming, very knowledgeable and helpful. Definitely worth the wait and I recommend a dine in option, while the sandwiches are still warm and crispy. Highly recommended!!! A must try sub shop!!!"