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Sandwich Box
Category: Restaurants Sandwiches Sandwiches [Edit]
67 Richmond St WToronto, ON M5H 1Z5
Neighbourhoods: Financial District, Downtown Core
(416) 913-4444
- Hours:
Mon-Fri 11 am - 7:30 pm
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Street
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- No
- Price Range:
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$$
- Takes Reservations:
- No
- Delivery:
- No
- Take Away:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- No
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Wi-Fi:
- No
- Good For:
- Lunch
- Alcohol:
- No
- Noise Level:
- Quiet
- Ambience:
- Casual
- Has TV:
- Yes
- Caters:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
About This Business:
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37 reviews for Sandwich Box
Review Highlights
"Their Onion/Potato Focaccia is a solid choice as well."
(in 4 reviews)
"Get there before the rush if you want choose your bread."
(in 3 reviews)
"I highly recommend the swiss triangle (a white, light, soft..."
(in 2 reviews)
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37 reviews in English
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Review from Andrew B.
Toronto, ON
1/31/2012
One of my favourite downtown places. A million possible combinations, my current tasty creation has the rosemary focaccia and the basil pesto spread, grilled chicken for the meat topping with goat cheese and avocado. Add a little oil and s & p, toast it for a bit and voilà! Comes with a small simple greens salad for a taste of healthy. Usually comes in under $10. There's several daily soup specials, a salad bar and a pre-made sandwich list for a quick pickup. Friendly staff as well.
Listed in: Downtown Lunches
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Review from M P.
Toronto, ON
10/23/2011
Really?? How did I forget to write a review on this awesome lunch place!!
Best sandwich place (well, in TO at least) ever!!! Love the variety of breads, topings and cheese. Been there a couple of times........
Love their pancetta, grilled eggplant and argula. Their salad bar is appealing too, but I'm at a sandwich place!!
It's pricey tho so it's like a treat to myself if ever I go. -
Review from Mary D.
Etobicoke, ON
9/7/2011
Ate here for the first time last week. I have been eating at Fast Fresh Foods for years, so was already familiar with the concept - fresh sandwiches and/or salads made to order, and quite like the options for fresh, healthy lunches.
I opted for a salad. I liked that the Sandwich Box offers a few salad toppings not offered at other salad places in the Core - namely, lentils and cabbage.
The salads are priced by weight though - which makes it very difficult to know how much your salad is going to cost until you get to the cash (since somone else is making it for you). I found that the person who served me really skimped on the toppings I chose. Also found that some of the toppings weren't cut/chopped appropriately for a salad - for example - the red onion was in thick, full rings - since I do not normally eat my salad with a knife and fork (especially take-out salads), I found this to be inconvenient. The almonds were not chopped, but rather were whole - but that is really a matter of personal preference.
My biggest issue though, is that the place is chaotic and an ordering nightmare. The salad counter is tiny - there were two other people ordering at the same time as me, and none of us could see the toppings on offer, since we were all blocking each other's view of the counter. There is no posted list of toppings.
My husband wanted to order one of the pre-made sandwiches, but couldn't figure out whether to pay first or order first. And even after he did pay & order, it was unclear where he should pick up the order from.
The food was good, but I think I prefer the much easier and straightforward Fast Fresh Foods on Yonge. -
Review from Cindy C.
Toronto, ON
9/25/2010 ROTD 12/14/2010
This place is SO BUSY but they have mastered the artistry of sandwiching!
I came here with a friend during the lunch rush and it is an overwhelming experience: packed full of people, lots of selection and is a fast-paced, build your own sandwich machine.
Confusing part: there is one line for salads, then another line for soups, then another line for sandwiches. No one knew who was ordering, paying and waiting for their sandwiches.
You get to choose one bread, one spread, then 3 toppings (only 1 meat topping - I tried to swing 2 but that was extra). I got the TRIANGLE BUN, with the PESTO BASIL spread, with PROSCIUTTO and AVOCADO, and CARAMELIZED ONIONS. It was deee-licious, could have used more flavor (ie salt) but that may just be me.
It's more of a gourmet sandwich that you can build yourself, very popular amongst the working crowd. Lots of young professionals go there to grab a quick sandwich on the go.
PS - it's a bit of a meat market there too (no pun intended), I got picked up 3 times, so go there if you want to find a date!! Haha! -
Review from Cat S.
Toronto, ON
10/24/2010
The potato focaccia will change your life!
It's hard not to get overwhelmed with the choices...so many delicious potential sandwich combos. My personal favourite is pesto, brie, tomato and turkey. The salad on the side is a nice touch. Yes, the sandwiches are $10, but once you taste the melting brie, you will forget any qualms you may have had about the price.
I've also tried the salad bar and the soup. Both are decent, but it's called Sandwich Box for a reason.
One last tip: don't plan to dine-in...the place is usually packed from 11am-1:30pm and it's tough to find a table. -
Review from Antonia W.
Toronto, ON
11/10/2010
I would give this place 4 stars if it wasn't so pricey, but they do make a good sandwich, got great breads, and the servers were quite nice, even when I was asking questions about the menu and toppings (being my first time there). I ended up picking my own toppings for a panini. It came up to about $10.
Decent place for a quick lunch! -
Review from Ktimene G.
7/13/2009 ROTD 8/31/2009
I spend way, way too much money here. Every. Single. Workday. It's actually kind of embarrassing, since I am clearly not an investment banker and I could very well make my own salad.
But it's so easy and so healthy! I've never created the same salad twice. Today it was quinoa, sweet green peas, beets, avocado, and cherries with a lemon ginger dressing.
Tomorrow I am thinking spinach with lentils, chicken, some sundried tomatoes and marinated mushrooms with red wine dijon. Yeah....
The soups are delicious, too, and there's always a gluten free option.
Suggestions for the owners:
- Learn feng shui. The sandwich line and the salad line converge like two angry rivers. This layout has people tripping and shoving their way to the cash registers then awkwardly dodging toward the exit from 11AM - 2PM.
- They really should consider some loyalty cards for the $$ dropped. -
Review from Christine C.
Etobicoke, ON
11/3/2009
I am a Sandwich Box virgin no more! Thank you Carolyn B. for deflowering my SB virginity. It was lots of fun to meet up with you on Richmond Street and indulge in one of the best sandwich spots I've been to in a long, long time. I'm a girl who loves my sandwiches (Reggies, the Stockyards, Caplansky's) but there is definitely room in my sandwich loving life for the Sandwich Box.
So, it's pretty simple. You pick a bread/bun. You pick a condiment. You pick a meat. You pick a cheese. You pick another filling. They slap it together, whack it on the panini griller and off you go. The sandwich gets plopped into a eco-friendly paper box with a small green leafy salad beside it.
The good is that the SB uses both Fred's Breads and Ace. So the base of what they start with has quality, good flavour and substance. They offer interesting combos with lots of choices of spreads so you could probably eat a sandwich here every day for the next year and never have the same thing twice. I opted for a onion foccacia with a mustard spread, prosciutto, brie cheese and caramelized onions (I'm having a big onion moment here!). It was really great.
The downside was that the side salad wasn't really dressed enough so it was a bit dry and using only mesclun greens it was slightly bitter.
The other downside is that the lineups/cash register get confusing. One place for soup. One place for sandwiches. One place for salads. I must say though I was totally impressed with the salad bar. Lots and lots of choices, all very fresh and all very spotlessly clean.
I'll definitely be back!
The real upside of this lunch was finally getting a chance to meet my fellow Yelptress, the lovely Carolyn B. T'was a pleasure my dear. :) -
Review from Matthew B.
Vancouver, BC
7/16/2009
Not cheap, but good.
I gave this restaurant a try after seeing the ratings on Yelp, and because I've grown hopelessly bored of PATH takeout food. I took my friend yesterday, and we both ended up having the same thing - #2 toasted ciabatta bread with goat cheese, basil, pesto and portabello mushrooms. It came in a cardboard box and also had a side salad with a light dressing. The cost was about $7.50 per person.
While the sandwich turned out to be outstanding and full of taste, the restaurant itself was INSANELY busy. When we arrived there appeared to be 2-3 lineups plus milling crowds. Since we had never been there before we were initially confused where to order. The clientele seems to be mostly Bay Street types who will be using their Blackberries simultaneously while ordering/eating. Our order was prepared fairly quickly - as we selected something from their Express Menu of about 8 different sandwiches listed on a blackboard. We also saw them preparing salads, and custom sandwiches - but with the huge crowds, I didn't think it was prudent to venture into that realm just yet.
It bares mentioning that my favorite thing about this restaurant, aside from the great taste of the sandwich itself, was the abundance of fresh and healthy ingredients. We truly need more restaurants like this in place of McDonald's or Wendy's.
Loses a point for busyness factor. Not a fault of the restaurant, but something to take into consideration if you plan on visiting. -
Review from Stefan A.
Toronto, ON
6/13/2010
I love this place. I go here for lunch at least once a week. Their concept is build-your-own sandwich or salad. They also have soups.
I've only had their sandwiches and soups.
It works really simple. You pick a bread, spread and then toppings for your sandwich. I try to make healthy sandwiches. Like multi-grain with avocado, tomato and cheese.
I usually don't do this, but they can also grill the sandwiches for you.
I love the build-your-own thing, but it might be a little overwhelming for some people. You have to make a lot of choices very quickly. Specially when in line during lunch rush-hour.
If you are in a less creative mood then you can also pick the special. Which is usually very tasty.
The sandwiches are only to go and come with a small salad on the side.
Their soups are also great. There usually is a veggie and non-veggie option. I often get a small soup. -
Review from Kat F.
2/16/2009
I was absolutely devastated when Sandwich Box left Queen Marketplace to change locations as it's now farther away from my workplace.
I am absolutely in LOVE with their soups - most recommended are the Spicy Tomato & Ginger or Smoked Turkey Bisque with Rice. If you check their website they list the soups of the day (one vegan/wheat free option and another that's creamy or meaty) right there so you know before going (I bugged the owner to add this feature for about a year so I'm glad he finally did!).
Fine, I'll talk about the sandwiches too. The concept is so simple you'll marvel at the fact that someone else didn't beat them to it (although there's a place on Queen now called "Healthy Greek" that has tried to duplicate the concept, and was later reprimanded by Sandwich Box for doing so). Pick your bread (choice of 10 breads), a spread (again, maybe 10 options) and then three toppings, which can include meat, cheese and veg or a combination of the three.
I'm partial to the white swiss triangle with avocado mayo, roasted zucchini, avocados and brie cheese. Or sometimes thinly sliced Granny Smith apples. Unbelievably tasty, toasted or not. -
Review from Jon S.
Toronto, ON
4/13/2009
For sandwiches, this place is the best in the city. I've never been disappointed. Their soups are great too.
The only reason I'm giving a 4 instead of a 5, is because they changed their little side salad and it just ain't as good anymore, ya hear? Also, it's kinda pricey. I'm a cheap-o.
But all around delicious and I want it in my belly constantly. -
Review from Phil S.
Toronto, ON
4/13/2009
The Sandwich Box has grown in popularity and now space, having moved to Richmond. It worries me slightly as small places grow bigger that they will lose the original care and dedication that they put into their food.
I can remember watching the owner of Sandwich Box (back when it was on Queen) making one of my sandwiches and a friend commenting to me..."now that is a man, who loves the food he is making".
And you could truly taste the art behind the sandwich, the thought that went into its design. The last sandwich I had at Sandwich Box (Richmond location) was not the best. However, this is still a four star for me because of the year and half that I spent going there for a satisfying lunch.
I would suggest the Rosemary Focaccia, chipotle mayo and aioli spreads, chicken, roasted red peppers, tomato and asiago cheese. its pretty damn fantastic. Their Onion/Potato Focaccia is a solid choice as well. -
Review from Erin H.
Toronto, ON
9/4/2008
Having grown up in the 80's, I have an affinity toward certain things; hound's tooth high tops, turquoise eyeliner, and most of all salad bars. Now I don't know what evil person decided to strip the world of these Edenic, unlimited, food gardens in the nineties but I am glad they are making a come back.
Don't let it's Carbocentric name fool you, the sandwich box is not just made to order Sammies; actually, it is the best of the salad places that have been popping up in this city lately. It's not like the old days though (none of the salad joints are), not everyone can stick her grubby hands into the variety of fresh ingredients arranged so perfectly in front of the eyes. The Sandwich box gives you a choice of greens and you pick from a wonderful variety of ingredients - various seeds, cheeses, artichokes heart of palm, beets, egg, tofu, chicken, etc. Everything is weighed up and voila, health in a bowl.
A word to the wise: the prices do run a little high, so if you are on a tight budget, it's best to stick to the lighter weight ingredients. -
Review from Camille K.
North York, ON
5/9/2009
Having sandwiches for lunch goes back to the days of sitting in the school cafeteria and eating the crappy luncheon meat sandwich for the 4th time this week.
Let me tell you that Sandwich Box will not conjure up those horrid memories of school sandwiches. With 5-6 choices for bread, spread, meat, vegetables there are basically an infinite combination of choices that you can have. And oh boy are all of the choices so darn good. Everything is so fresh and flavourable that it's almost impossible to go wrong.
One thing that I will warn you is that you need to get there early. Get there before the rush if you want choose your bread. Otherwise you'll be stuck with whatever is left (still good but you're missing out) since things move pretty quickly at lunch time.
And as Phil S. said, I am also concerned about how fast SB is growing. Although sandwiches are a pretty simple formula, it's easy to imagine that as more locations open, the quality will suffer. Let's hope that this doesn't happen to Sandwich Box. -
Review from Catherine L.
Toronto, ON
12/3/2009
Mmm... Sandwich Box sandwiches are certainly tasty, with high quality ingredients. Even their simple side salad, which is nothing but leafy greens and balsamic vinaigrette seems to taste better when I make the same thing at home. They spread the bread with olive oil and grill it for every sandwich...yum!
Service is not the fastest, so you will have to wait a bit if you're in a rush.
The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is that it is pricey. They do have a daily special for $7.95 which is a bit cheaper, but normally their sandwich combos are $8.95.
I normally eat at the location in the RBC Plaza Food Court. Not sure if there should be a separate listing for that?Listed in: Toronto Finance District Food
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Review from jaspal s.
Toronto, ON
11/11/2010
Tip for sandwich box - If you want fast service just go and order the express sandwich of the day. This place is awesome. Just had the panini with roast beef with caramelized onions.
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Review from Bryan G.
Toronto, ON
4/14/2009
I've been to Sandwich box a few times, usually on the insistence of my friends. Chicken Parm loves the Box, for sure. I must say, it's good, even great. Certainly, one of the best places to get a sandwich, especially a gourmet sandwich, in the city. I just feel it's a bit overrated.
Basically the concept is this: you pick the bread, you pick the meat, you pick the spread, you pick the toppings. Also, the bread, meat, spread and topping options are all of stellar quality. It's a simple and terrific concept and works very well. But...it's not very big and sometimes they're less than generous with the toppings.
I suppose the new location was chosen because it's meant to be larger but the way they've got things set up it seems as crowded as ever. Though now there are places to sit and eat which is a huge plus.
I'd give it 5 stars if it was either way bigger or way cheaper. Still, it's a great sandwich.Listed in: Best Sandwiches in Toronto
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Review from Richie S.
1/14/2010
Like other reviews, this place has some tasty sangwitches.
Soups are a little tame for my liking, everything is pretty pricey and service is on the slower side, but the eating is goooood.
Many say they could make their own for a fraction of the price, but no you couldn't. It wouldn't taste the same. -
Review from Velshin C.
Toronto, ON
7/24/2010
Consistently good sandwiches. The magic is in the bread and the spread. Mix and match to make your own sandwich, pick a good combo, or whatever. Salad is okay. Side salad that comes with the sandwich is primarily for digestive purposes. Seating is limited and you may need to wait 10 minutes at peak lunch times. Otherwise very quick.
Great rosemary focaccia. Sundried tomato spread is awesome. Prosciutto is a bit stringy. Hummus is earthy and plain. Caramelized onions can be a bit soggy but the flavor is great. Avacados are usually good, though skip them if they've browned too much. Stick to whatever looks freshest and you won't be disappointed.
Price is on the high side for the small size, $8 - $10 / person depending on what you order. You can't make a batch of sandwiches for the same price at home.
The quality ingredients make all the difference with the sandwich flavor. Delicious! -
Review from Will E.
Toronto, ON
4/13/2009 1 photo
I'm a big fan of Sandwich in a Box and the addition of a location on Richmond makes up for the loss everyone in the Queen/ John area suffered when they moved out of the Queen marketplace across the street from MuchMusic.
I highly recommend the swiss triangle (a white, light, soft bread) with artichoke spread (vegan), avocado and tomato with turkey. They add salt, pepper, a squeeze of lemon and oil, and then grill that delicious sandwich before putting it into a box with a little mixed leaf salad. Delicious.
There are lots of other options for sandwiches- various meats, cheeses, spreads and a large variety of breads. The salad bar is expansive in its offerings - nuts, seeds, fruits, all the regular items you'd expect, plus radish, hearts of palm, silver skin onions and less frequent salad toppings that will make you go "Oooh I want that." I'd go as far to argue that Sandwich in a Box is a better salad option that Lettuce Eatery (soon to be renamed Freshii)
Throw in some delicious ever changing soups and Sandwich in a Box is a sure thing for a healthy yummy sandwich option. My sandwich is about $9.
Locations are at 67 Richmond W, 238 Queen St W and 37 Eglington Ave E - check for more locations and other details at http://www.sandwichbox.ca -
Review from R C.
5/19/2011
Good quality, choose-your-own-ingredients. Sandwiches and salads. Make sure you tell them whether you want a side-salad or not, b/c if you say anything they add it by default.
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Review from Jason K.
10/15/2010
used to grab take-out (because it was impossible to snag a table) for lunch when i used to work downtown. the customization is great, but their preset sandwiches are also pretty dang dynamite.
this place rivals petit four for fav sandwich joints in the financial district. -
Review from Melissa F.
Toronto, ON
9/3/2009
I'm fairly mad that I actually like this place because I can make likely the EXACT same thing for a fraction of the price.
But what can i say? It's delish and why make it when I can somebody else to schlep on my fave gourmet ingredients and then press the whole thing to make it warm and nummy.
big fan of the olive bread (how can you say no to that?)
go here if you just don't feel like makin your own damn sandwhich. -
Review from Alejandro A.
Toronto, ON
11/30/2008
A delicious little sandwich shop, these guys have the market cornered on quality and speed. Always lined up around lunch, you'll come to find that a blessing as you stare at your delicious options and make the impossible decision of only have 5 pieces to your sandwich.
You choose your bread, spread, meat, cheese and vegetable and are never let down. Your sandwich comes (in a box!.. and:) with a side salad. You might think to yourself "just a sandwich and this salad and that's it?" but the meal is surprisingly filling.
The layout of this store is a bit confusing for first timers. You'll see a cash register by the door, but that's not where you order your sandwich. In fact, if you order a fresh sandwich (which you should) you won't even be paying at this register. Delve into the deeper reaches of the store, and you'll see the line-up that hairpins towards the counter. This is where you order. -
Review from Tina H.
3/18/2010
Service is rushed and cold, but they get the job done.
They have a variety of great breads to choose from--I'd recommend the Fred's bread potato focaccia. It's absolutely delicious with thin, soft chip-like potato slices on top, and herbs. So yummy.
I usually get the smoked salmon and am always happy. Smoked salmon, arugula, asiago and roasted red peppers. Super yummy.
Cons: The salad is gross. I just scarf it down so I can get to the sandwich. There isn't a lot of seating. It's pretty expensive for a sandwich and some greens tossed in cheap olive oil and even cheaper balsamic vinegar.
It's definitely my favourite sandwich place I've been to so far. A bit pricey but they offer Fred's bread and I love Fred's bread.
If I wasn't clear, GET THE FRED'S BREAD! :o) -
Review from Mitch S.
Toronto, ON
7/22/2009
Great sandwiches in a cool atmosphere. Pick between upwards of 7 different types of bread, spreads, vegetables, meat, and cheese for one flat price (pick 1 from each category).
If you come here around noon, expect a line and you may have difficulty getting seating. -
Review from Mike S.
Toronto, ON
8/29/2008 1 photo
Sure I had heard about the Sandwich Box, the way you hear about a lot of things in the city, through osmosis, a casual conversation at a party, two people walking down the street singing it's praises, but my moment came when a good friend of mine who like me shares a passion for the 'wich told me in no uncertain words that I had to try the Sandwich Box. I didn't know what to expect, although I knew I loved meat and cheese pressed between two pieces of bread, but I honestly didn't think that the sandwich could be elevated to lofty heights, perhaps improved upon by deep frying (an innovation I still await.) But Sandwich Box did, and still does the impossible, it makes the humble Sandwich a meal to be respected.
I just recently returned from Europe where the Sandwich has a rightful place high up on the ladder of culinary indulgences, and the Sandwich Box is the closest thing I have experienced to the Sandwiches in Europe. When you are faced with their giant menu board you will be overwhelmed by choice, but step back a moment and pause. Everything you can choose is laid out in front of you, bread (all delivered daily from ace bakery), cheese, meat, vegetables and spread. I wouldn't dare to impose my favorite on you, but should you find yourself pressed for time and not having the time to select each individual element, go for this: Olive Loaf, goat cheese, pancetta, arugala and curried apple and you will leave quite happily.
Like the review? Check out the link to my blog on my profile. -
Review from Dimitry S.
Toronto, ON
8/19/2010
While I can appreciate what people see in this place, I must say that I think there are better alternatives for the price.
Let me start with the good things:
- Amazing choice of breads
- Ability to customize your own sandwich
- Great spreads, toppings and cheeses
Now onto the bad:
- For a small place that it occupies, it gets very busy at lunch, and as others mentioned, people start trippign over each other
- The side salad could be improved. Currently it's basic greens with olive oil and balsamic vinegar
- Limited selection of ingredients that can go into sandwich for price
- There are better alternatives for the price
The place I personally enjoy visiting is Lettieri. For $10 you also get a combo of prepared panini and a side salad. You can't really customize the sandwich but the salad you get is MUCH better. It's probably easily 3-4 times the amount and there are actual ingredients like tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers etc.
This place looses some points for the business and price, the fact that you have choice and everything is fresh gives it 4 stars in my books. -
Review from Dean G.
North York, ON
9/1/2009
Healthy? Check. Yummy? Check. Expensive? Check.
I find it extremely hard not to come here every single workday for lunch. From the bread, to the spread, to the meat, to the topping -- you have a lot of choice, and whatever combo you'll go for, trust me it'll taste good. It's a tad on the expensive side, but for such a healthy fix am willing to pay more.
Never tried their salads, but all the ingredients look very fresh and tempting. Maybe tomorrow is a salad day? -
Review from Nikhil S.
Toronto, ON
8/9/2010
This place is my lunch haven and the sandwiches are to die for! The bread is delicious and the ingredients are extremely fresh. My personal favourite is the smoked salmon, roasted garlic paste, avocado and jalapeno havarti on an olive boule. They have a large variety of toppings and unique spreads and cheeses.
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Review from Malgosia G.
Toronto, ON
7/21/2009
I can't get enough of this place. They make the best sandwiches in the city. All the ingredients are fresh and high quality. The service is efficient and pleasant.
So far my best sandwich creation is: potato focaccia, sun-dried tomato spread, asiago cheese (goat is good too), tomato, zucchini, arugula. MMMMMM.
My only complaint is the cramped space...but the line moves very fast so you're not in there for too long. -
Review from Luke A.
11/13/2009
The only thing that would make Sandwich Box better is if there were more of them. Excellent sandwiches made on excellent bread. Yes, it's a bit expensive, but you pay for you what you get.
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Review from Tina N.
Toronto, ON
3/9/2010
The Sandwich Box is a great place. It offers delicious, gourmet sandwiches from the best, fresh and natural ingredients including options of 5-10 breads, spreads, meats and greens for $8.99. You can order a menu-made sandwich or design your own. It's a bit expensive for what you get but the variety and quality of ingredients makes up for it. If you're in the area, Sandwich Box is the way to go. It isn't an "everyday" lunch place because of the price but I'll definitely go back for a second munch in a couple weeks.
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Review from Uros M.
Toronto, ON
3/18/2011
Overall a great fast-food place.
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Review from Kolleen J.
Toronto, ON
5/17/2009
Solid four stars. I went here on the advice of the all-powerful Yelp machine (ahem, other reviewers) and find it to be not only further from my office, but almost the exact same thing as Fresh, Food Fast. (Is that the name? I can't be bothered to check in which order the Fs appear.) Anyway, I enjoyed my sandwich, but given the walk from work, I'll think I'll be passing this place up in the future in favor of the closer sandwich shop. If you work in the area, I would check this place out.
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Review from Aaron S.
12/31/2009
good sandwich, fresh ingredients but pricey for what you are getting and lines are long around lunchtime.
