The 20 Best Sandwiches in Calgary, AB

Fresh reviews:

GREAT food at this place!!! I actually wanted to ‘stuff my face’! The sandwiches are so fresh, the beef so tasty and tender! I’d never been here, but SIRI recommended it; great call, SIRI!

Kevin C.

Cowtown Beef Shack

We’ve been fans of Cedars for many years. At an open-house for 30 people, we purchased a mixture of beef donairs, chicken shawarmas and falafel pitas with an assorted tray and hummus, tzatziki and baba ghanoush. Everything including the bakalava dessert was a hit with our guests. The portions are large and the…

Richard N.

Cedars Restaurant & Deli

Full disclaimers here — we don’t have access to sourdough in Flathead MT. Not the real good tasty stuff that’s stacked high and can be found at nearly every corner in Europe. On Saturday morning bright and early we headed over to the Rustic Sourdough Bakery to see the offerings firsthand. Yep it is the real…

Easy C.

Rustic Sourdough Bakery

Vietnamese subs are good but I have had better. I found their sandwichs to be dry. There is always quite a bit of mayo and cheese however. On the past two occasions the amount of veggies in the sub had decreased. Overall despite all the good reviews I do think consistency varies. I was not to happy when the…

F R.

Thi Thi Vietnamese Subs

I use to love this place I would drive from NW just to get there Donair Meat, But last time I went it was awful. I think they changed I wish they’d bring the old meat back!!!

Vikki R.

My Donair

Worst service I’ve ever seen. Drinks took 35 minutes to come, meal took another hour. Tough to call it a «meal» too. The sandwich was about as filling as something off the value menu at McDonald’s, but not as good. 2 hours later I was $ 50 in the hole for a two person lunch, and finding myself in the DQ drive…

Carter H.

Boxwood Cafe

I never write these but I just had to for this subway. One of the worst I’ve been to. I feel bad for the employees because they seem to just completely hate you and their lives.No one smiles and you feel unwelcome.