Sandwich Blvd

The food is great, but the portions are small especially when compared to the inflated prices. $ 3.25 + tax for what is basically the equivalent of a McDonalds kid size fries. Thats pretty ridiculous. Again, the food taste great, not knocking them at all for their product, they just need to adjust those prices so us normal folk can enjoy eating there.

First time I went there I loved it! I had a sandwich with chicken and buffalo sauce. It was one of the best sandwiches I’ve had. I’m definitely coming again :)

The menu is now condensed which makes ordering extremely easier, the food is delicious and I find it the right amount perfect for a quick lunch break or as my wife calls it a pause from retail therapy.

This place is one of the best sandwich places in the south bay. You must try their Torrance sandwich. I don’t where they get their bread, but reminds me of french rolls one can only get in paris. The prices are a little high, but you’re paying for quality.

Cant even give this place 1 star
Terrible customer service. Since I wrote a bad review they have the nerve to swear, threaten me, and send me personal messages. Thanks for thinking of me Sandwich Blvd. :-) Its nice to know. lol

The place was clean, the service great, sandwich was ok, I ordered the Carson, hardly any meat, I think there was 1 slice in the whole sandwich and 2 lil pieces of avocado. Only could taste the bread and the ranch dressing. So disappointing. I was hoping to find a new sandwich place. But don’t think this is it. I hate to send reviews like this but I’m tired of paying top dollar for a sandwich $ 10.00 to be exact. And get only bread. I guess u can call that a shit sandwich.

My wife and I had exactly 40 minutes to eat, so we called in our order 10 minutes before we arrived. When we got there, the line to order food was literally out the door. We tried to buy our food since we saw it was waiting, but the owner told us there was only one line for payment, so even though we had called in advance and our food was waiting, we couldn’t eat it without waiting in a huge line!
We waited in line for 20 minutes before we gave up and went next door because we simply didn’t have time to wait any longer and the line would have taken at least another 10 minutes.
Before I left I stepped out of line and walked up to the counter (again) and spoke with the owner. I pointed at the food and said «You have the food I ordered sitting right there… and I have money I would like to give you for that food, but I simply can’t wait any longer in this line, so you can either take my money now, or I’ll have to leave». He pointed at the line and said «we have one line». So I just said «that’s a shame», shrugged and left.
I hope they enjoyed eating our sandwiches! Next time invest in 2 checkout stations guys.
Square and Paypal will send you plugins for free so you can accept credit cards on your cell phone. I would have easily paid cash if that were an option, but it wasn’t because they «had one line».
Avoid this place if you have any form of time constraint for lunch.

I was driving by and decided to stop for a sandwich. I enjoyed the grilled chicken breast with the pesto sauce. You can either get your sandwich on a baguette or different type of wraps.
Great customer service and great price. Shared parking lot.

Waayyy overrated and over priced. The price is not worth the quantity. Food was just ok. I got their version of a cheese steak and it was kind of bland. I attempted to get fries but took it back because I felt ripped off after seeing how much came in the box.
There’s other places that’s way better. Manager didn’t apologize when I asked for a refund for the fries. In fact he never once asked me why I wanted my money back, when I proceeded to tell him why and he didn’t even respond to me just took over the register to start giving me a refund. Guess he didn’t really care.
Cheese steak was just ok.

Starting my day at one of the best sandwich stores :)) #1 Torrance sandwich with grilled Kimchi~ Since day 1 to now they still taste the best!

So, the sandwiches have creative names, if you are a South Bay local. The Torrance, Western, Lomita and such.
I had the Lomita. Definite NOT the best pastrami sandwich I ever had. Sub par TBH. I can probably get a better tasting pastrami at Yellow Basket.
Anyway, the menu looks like an awesome fusion flavors, but when you try too hard you end up with just a bunch of ingrediants that do not mash well.
I do want to go back try something else that will hopefully change my tastebuds mind.

I will keep in short and sweet, One of the best food i have eaten ! Atmosphere is really nice as well. Def. A must stop if in the area, or not — …
See you guys again soon!
Had #8 Palos Verdes which is the grilled roast beef and it was awesome.

Let me start by saying … The Torrence sandwich is absolutely Devine !! My mouth is watering just thinking about it. They make the sandwiches fresh. It’s hot and very flavorful but not over powering. I also got the onion rings and that was delicious as well, perfect crisp. The service is good and the place is extremely clean.
I do not live nearby but when Im hungry and I need a car wash I make the drive because it’s definitely worth it. If you save receipt from car wash i believe you get a free drink or fries A must try .
Enjoy!

Needed a car wash and vacuum desperately and also happened to be hungry. My gf and I saw Sandwich Blvd in same plaza so we decided to try it. Got the Torrance and Carson sandwiches. I loved the Carson because of the refreshing veggies and quality meat. My gf loved the Torrance because she is a total meat /​grease lover. The cashier was super sweet and helpful. The décor was unique. Clean, quick, and easy. Can’t wait to try the wrap next time. :)

#15 190^th Crispy Chicken Tender w/​Buffalo Sauce and Ranch on a Spinach Wrap is hands down, thee best!
Plus the cute guy working there is also a bonus.

New office in the area and found this place while stopping by 7 – 11.
I got the Carson which is a turkey, avo, tomato, cheese, bacon sandwich.
The taste is there but the price point and lack of options for types of bread is kind of a bummer.
I would choose this over subway any day of the week. If the price wasn’t so high I would probably go almost daily.
Got a drink to go with my sub which boosted the cost up even higher but I got asked if I wanted a free refill before I took my to-​go order which was appreciated!
Atmosphere seems modern and fun and sleek but I think the location is not the greatest for this type of place. If this business was located on the strand in Hermosa beach I think they would make a killing.

I find it interesting that I have driven by this place on a weekly basis for the last few years and never saw it! I was missing out!
I dropped in a few days ago to check it out. I had just washed my pick-​up and needed a bite. Now, I must say that I am not a huge sandwich guy. So at the time, I thought I was walking into a deli or airport lounge. Boy was I wrong!
The outside does it no justice. The boring green sign also does it no justice. Sandwich Blvd provides a modern roomy environment with a local yet innovative menu. Mounted flat screens and modern architecture really make this place fun!
Being a south bay kid, I appreciated the menu titles. Each sandwich is named after a street in the South Bay.
I ordered the Torrance, which was like a Philly but with Korean BBQ Beef. Pretty good! I would have preferred layers as oppose to mixing it all together. But that’s just me.
Overall, I enjoyed this place. The cute girl working the front counter made it even better!

It is a small lunch spot and it is good for what it is. I get the Western or Carson everytime I go. You can opt for a wrap instead of the giant roll they serve the sandwiches in. Sweet potato fries are good too. Pretty quick service. Sometimes not the most observant staff. But like I said, good for what it is. The staff is perfectly polite.
Parking in the lot gets tight around weekday prime lunchtime so park on the side street for no hassle.

This cute little sandwich shop is hidden in the back of a plaza that’s shared with a 7 – 11 convenience store and Juni Express Car Wash. It’s truly a hidden gem in the South Bay. To be honest with you, I’m not a big fan of sandwiches. I had passed this place up on several occasions. It was actually Juni Express Car Wash that had me finally enticed me into shop.
There’s a current deal going on at Sandwich Blvd. You get a free soda or fries with purchase of any sandwiches /​wraps with your receipt from the car wash. South Bay’s very own sandwich shop! There are about 15 sandwiches/​wraps and each one is named after a street, I believe all in the city of Torrance! I wasn’t able to speak with the owner as she was out picking up her kids.
The guy at the counter was gracious enough to let me know what their most popular sandwiches were. #1 Torrance, #5 PCH, #6 Western, & #12 Crenshaw. I went with #1 Torrance. Grilled Korean Marinate Rib Eye Steak, Red & Green Bell Peppers, Mushrooms, White Onions & Provolone Cheese, w/​Spicy Mayo. I loved the freshly baked French Roll bread it came in. The meat was a bit over marinated for me but I still enjoyed it. The price of the sandwiches may seem a little high but this place is unique, as they have a wide selection of top ingredients and sandwiches to choose from. I’m looking forward to trying their other sandwiches!
This place had a family vibe as they offered games such as Connect Four and Jenga to patrons. They also offered to play movies on their television and provide free WiFi. Free delivery is offered Monday through Friday, after 1pm. Plenty of parking spots here!
Check it out and let me know whatcha think!

Rating: ⁴²⁄₁₀₀ pts
I decided to stray from the several sandwich shops I frequent and give Sandwich Blvd a try, as it’s a convenient stop on the way to my office. Unfortunately, I was largely unimpressed.
The menu takes some time to traverse, as most of the sandwich names (named after streets in the Torrance area) give little hint as to their contents; however, after a brief perusal I decided to go with the Italian-​themed Sepulveda Sandwich, which seemed a nice change of pace as I’m usually eating Asian food in Torrance.
The good thing is that the meat cuts are grilled to order, and that the bread is decently fresh; however, these points do little to outshine the bad. The contents of the sandwich were underwhelming: meat cuts were thin and few, and lettuce was cheap and scant. The sandwich itself was not very filling. At nearly $ 9, I expected a lot more.
Sadly, I don’t think I’ll be back to try the other «streets» on the menu anytime soon.