Earl of Sandwich

I used to go to this sandwich shop all the time in Planet Hollywood. Last night was my first time at the Downtown Summerlin location and it wasn’t close to as good as I remember. I always stick to the All American; Turkey, cranberry sauce, American cheese, and ranch on their signature bread. This time dining here last night the sandwich wasn’t hot like usual, it was Luke warm at best and I think I got a touch of mild food poisoning. Andy also felt bad after he had his Italian Sandwich. Not too sure what happened here but I’ll give this location 1 more try in the future.

Good sandwiches. Ordered three different sandwiches and they were amazing. The soup was very good and fresh as well. Ordered a kids meal grilled cheese and it was a little disappointing. Basically a bun with a tiny clump of cheese in the middle.
Delivery girl was on point. Had trouble finding the place but was super courteous in asking for further directions and wasn’t even late with the need for direction. Top notch delivery. Would have been a five star but the 4 dollar kids meal grilled cheese was laugh worthy. For a couple bucks more you may as well get the children a regular sandwich.

The food itself is okay but the service sucks. I asked someone to turn on the heaters and they said they’ll send someone out. We wait for 10 minutes and no one comes out. The moment I touch the heater the manager runs out and tells me it’s only for customers. I eat here all the time because my wife works at the Victoria secrets next to it. If you’re going to tell me one thing, then deliver, not shy around it. Will not be eating here anymore. Instead will go the extra 100 ft to MTO Café, at least the food and quality there is better

We wanted a quick meal, so we headed to Earl of Sandwich. Having eaten at the branch at Planet Hollywood, I expected there to be a similar atmosphere. Wrong! There are no tables inside, just in the outdoor patio. But it was freezing out, not a night to dine alfresco. And since I am a princess at heart, I can take only so much of fast food ambience and I don’t like to sit at a counter that faces the street. How would I monitor the health department violations taking place behind me? :) And the chairs are too low for little me. Our plan was to take the sandwiches, do a few errands, then eat at home. But when they arrived hot, we didn’t really have a choice.
But the food is the star, and the food is okay. I had The Original 1762 — roast beef, cheddar & horseradish sauce — which was good but seemed a little skimpy. Hubby had the Full Montagu — roast beef, turkey, Swiss, cheddar, lettuce, tomato & mustard sauce. His had considerably more filling, which I would expect with all those ingredients, but they were the same price, which shouldn’t be.
The owner was very friendly and checked on us several times, which was appreciated. But though good, the sandwich wasn’t all that satisfying and neither was the venue. Perhaps when the weather gets nicer, I’ll go back. Until then…

I love Earl’s!!! I was at Caesar’s Palace the other day and was going to get a sandwich from Earl’s but the line was so long; therefore, I went home very disappointed. But the other day, I was shopping in Downtown Summerlin and a miracle happened — I saw an Earl’s! Of course I had to stop by to get myself a sandwich. I was greeted by a very friendly cashier. The food also was prepared quickly, so A+ for service. Even though it was cold, I sat outside since there are heaters outside, which was awesome since it was a very sunny and pretty day.
Now, on to the food. My favorite is the chipotle chicken avocado. I got a bag of kettle chips and some earl grey lemonade on the side. Holy moly was it delicious. The bread was crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside. There was the perfect amount of chicken and avocado and the chipotle spread was on point. The chips were nothing too out of this world, but they were very tasty and complimented the sandwich well. The earl grey lemonade is especially tasty — not overly sweet at all!
Oh man, that was such a tasty meal. I’m going to need to come back to Earl’s before I leave Vegas!

I usually like Earl of Sandwich but this one was different. We had a coupon so a coworker and I wandered over to take advantage of the BOGO option before it expired. The shop is smaller than others I have visited and they were slower than others as well. There weren’t many people waiting for food yet it took a bit for our sandwiches to be ready. Probably because they offer online ordering and delivery so I can’t fault them for that.
I ordered the original, which is what I typically order, but it was not good. The sandwich was soggy and the meat was a chewy and gristly. It was very unappetizing.
I don’t see myself making any special effort to return.

Bomb. One of my favorite places for a hot sandwich. I get the holiday or the avocado chicken. Mmm mm

Super simple, quick and easy on the belly. Whenever I’m feeling under the weather or maybe hungover, Earl always comes to the satisfying rescue! This location is nestled in Downtown Summerlin, right in front of Rice Republic and across the street from Macy’s; it’s also petite, with only bar seating and outdoor patio seating. The menu is standard across all locations, so let’s get straight to the food!
* Chipotle Chicken Avocado — Favorite! Grilled chicken, bacon, cheddar, avocado, lettuce & chipotle sauce. This sandwich is very straightforward, but the combination of flavors are awesome! The chicken is moist, avocado is buttery, the chipotle flavor is mild, the bacon adds a nice pop of salt — it all works very well together! Rated: ⁵⁄₅
* Caprese — Simple, yet packed with flavor and freshness! It’s your classic caprese on a toasted sandwich. They add a fair amount of thick juicy slices of mozzarella and basil. They also top it with a dreamy balsamic glaze. It’s definitely a love at first bite situation. This sandwich also paired very well with the creamy tomato soup. Rated: ⁴⁄₅
* The Original 1762 — The bare basic. Moist roasted beef, melted cheddar, and some horseradish sauce. The roast beef was tender and flavorful. I didn’t detect much cheddar and the horseradish sauce flavor was very mild. It’s easy on the stomach, especially if you knocked one too many down and need some help sobering up. Rated: ³⁄₅
* Hawaiian BBQ — Not my favorite. A large piece of chicken breast, BBQ sauce and 2 slices of canned pineapple rings. The construction of the sandwich made it messy; the insides moved around and made it awkward when I bit the sandwich. It was also overwhelmed by BBQ sauce and canned pineapple flavor, nothing exciting. Interesting concept, but poorly executed and not memorable. Rated: ¹⁄₅
* Holiday Turkey — Turkey, stuffing, turkey gravy, cranberry sauce & mayonnaise. The overall flavor fell flat. I didn’t taste the holiday flavors that were advertised. Nothing really stood out, so it all just became a bland mush. Rated: ³⁄₅
* Creamy tomato soup — Yum! Very creamy and comforting. It has a bold tomato cream flavor and I really love the freshly fried croutons, they added amazing texture and flavor to the soup. It’s my favorite soup here and always pairs well with all of the sandwiches. Rated: ⁵⁄₅
* Broccoli Cheddar — Tastes just like Subway’s version. Not too creamy or flavorful, more on the bland and watery side. Rated: ³⁄₅
* Brownie — $ 2.29 A classic brownie that’s moist, fluffy and tasty. I took two bites and saved the rest for later. It’s huge! Rated: ⁴⁄₅

Decent casual dining option in Downtown Summerlin that won’t break the bank. While the sammies are not life-​changing, they are satisfying. I’m ashamed to say this, but the peppermint brownie upstaged my sandwiches. By the way, we ordered the chipotle chicken avocado and a turkey club.

4 stars because the workers were very friendly, fast, and clean.
I bought dinner for a friend so I’m just rating this place based off of performance, speed, and cleanliness.
Next time I’m near a Earl of Sandwich I will give it a try. The chipotle chicken avocado and BLT looked delicious.

I thoroughly enjoyed my sandwich from Earl. I had the Holiday. It’s perfection.
This location is nice because you can sit outside and people watch. I enjoyed the sunset during my last visit too.
The staff was somewhat friendly, but seemed distracted.
I’d definitely eat here again.

This place was ok. We ordered the Hawaiian BBQ and the holiday turkey. We can’t remember too much as we were drinking but what we can remember is we ate everything we ordered before stumbling back to our hotel that night. It was a nice clash of a bunch of tasty ingredients that made for a unique meal. Would try again but maybe next time more sober.

This place gets me. I like sammiches for lunch, but I really don’t want to eat a whole lot and have a food coma later. Had the original 1762, and it was very tasty and well prepared. Their stock of bread almost looks like it is only half-​baked, so when it goes in the oven again it comes out toasty but not crunchy. It is a bit pricey, but I find that I actually enjoy my food without just throwing it down my gullet.

Located in Downtown Summerlin, this is an installment of the famous chain, so you know what you are getting. Pretty good sandwiches. Be sure to sign up for their email club for great deals and specials. Live It Up You Are In Las Vegas For Cryin’ Out Loud!

This Earls is brand new, clean and fast. What’s not to love? Well first off I don’t remember them having salads on their menu making it seem not quite the same as the Earls I’m used to. The quick line and then the long wait when they’re not that busy makes me feel like what the hell is going on you have no customers it should not be this long. Then awaiting my beloved golden package and feeling ripped off was the biggest bummer. I feel like the planet Hollywood location in used to makes it a tad bit bigger and sloppier leading to a tastier sandwich. Our sandwiched weren’t made with the same finesse were used to. This location isn’t doing it right. I love Earls but not this one.

Great location and the owner is very friendly. Limited seating inside, but plenty of space outside as long as the weather is nice.
Sandwiches are excellent, perfectly toasted bread for a spectacular crunch that doesn’t cut up your tongue or palate.
Customer service is great, as the owner meets every customer and asks for feedback.

This was my first time eating Earl of Sandwich, as I’ve simply never bothered to try the other locations (i.e. too lazy to travel). From what I’ve read from negative reviews, this a different concept than the others, with the Summerlin location being more of an «express» restaurant.
We were cheerfully greeted by Rey, the cashier. Noting it was our first time, he described the popular sandwiches. I asked him to describe the tuna melt sandwich, to which he listed the ingredients and concluded with «most people like their tuna cold, but some like it hot.» This made me «lol» in my head and think, «but I wanted to know HOW it tasted. Tangy? Creamy? Peppery?» I said I would try the Chipotle Chicken Avocado instead. Husband had the Original 1762. Mac & Cheese on the side.
Before we sat down, Rey kindly wiped and dried the counter. I later watched him observe the sun and rotate some umbrellas to better shade the tables. Good guy, that guy!
I thought the sandwiches were a perfect size. I could have stopped at half, but didn’t, and ended up feeling quite full after finishing. Sometimes restaurants confuse chipotle with bbq, but this isn’t the case at Earl. The chipotle is a smoky flavor that tastes a little «hot» without the actual spiciness, if that makes sense. Husband enjoyed the horseradish kick and found the meat to be tender, not too fatty, and cooked perfectly. The mac and cheese was a little lackluster and missing that perfect balance of cream/​cheese.

Nothing like getting your first meal free!
Compliments of their e-​mail club. I had the Turkey BLT (Earl’s Club) on wheat.
It was fresh & tasty & yes smaller than a competing chain that rhymes with Tubway.
But quality trumps quantity sometimes. The «sandwich sauce» was lacking and I’d rather have a slather of real mayo. But props for the creative «sandwich sauce».
A quality center such as Downtown Summerlin is a fitting place for a quality sandwich shop.

The Skinny: solid hot quick service sandwiches, Skip on the tomato soup (3.5) service: good, counter service, restaurant is small inside and only has 7 seats indoors (4), value: a smaller sized sandwich than other sandwich joints, the quality of the ingredients will have me coming back (4).
Earl of Sandwich opened in Downtown Summerlin today!
Let me just preface my review… I am a bit biased because ever since going to various Disney resorts (Downtown Disney in Orlando, Disneyland in Anaheim) Earl of Sandwich has always offered a reasonably priced good tasting toasted sandwich in a touristy area. When they first came to Planet Hollywood’s Miracle Mile, they offered the same value whenever we were looking for a quick bite to eat.
Now it is here in Downtown Summerlin and I couldn’t be happier! I really like their toasted sandwiches on their whole wheat bread. I usually get the Full Montague which is beef, turkey, swiss and cheddar with freshly cut roma tomatoes and a whole leaf green lettuce. The cheese just oozes out of the Sammy and I am in love. The hubs always gets the original which is beef, cheddar and horseradish. The Earl’s club is pretty tasty too with turkey, bacon, lettuce and tomatoes. Eat it asap because you want the gooey awesomeness of the melted cheese.
Tried their tomato soup for the first time and I would say skip it… It tastes like Campbells. I have also not yet tried their salads either.
A few things about this location. It has limited indoor seating (7 seats in total) and unfortunately the day we went there were thunderstorms and wet weather. So we had to get it to go. They also only have a few outdoor tables set out. I didn’t notice a breakfast menu (unlike other locations) at this time but hopefully they will offer this soon as well.
For their fast food with good quality and value, 4 starred review.

FIRST CUSTOMER!
At 1000 on May 18, 2015, the World’s Greatest Hot Sandwiches made its long-​awaited debut in Downtown Summerlin.
Food: Terrific. Ordered the Chipotle Chicken Avocado sandwich. Even though I had to drive home to eat it, it was still hot and delicious. The ratio of avocado to chicken is perfect, and the chipotle sauce is fantastic. Other sandwich chains would do well to seek the balance of spice in EOS’s chipotle sauce. This sandwich is what I have been waiting for for a very long time.
Service: As expected, the staff was very friendly and courteous. The manager greeted me, shook hands and took a picture with me as the first customer. Everyone seemed really pumped and excited to be there, which is a great way to start selling sandwiches in the already food-​crowded Downtown Summerlin.
Décor: Inside was very clean and simple. The layout is a bit different than the ones at Planet Hollywood and Palms. A few seats inside and outside for dining space under the pavilion make for a wonderful sandwich eating experience.
I have been waiting for this location to open since Downtown Summerlin opened.
I look forward to dining here again soon.