Jimmy John’s

After an entire year of watching my co-​workers order and greedily devour their sandwiches from Jimmy John’s, I figured I would try to order a Pepe sandwich, as well. — I was not disappointed.
Although it was a rainy day, the delivery guy was on time, friendly, and efficient handling my order. The packaging of the sandwich was clean and neat; the sandwich itself, absolutely delicious. There was a good amount of ingredients on the sandwich, but not so much that it bulged out of the sandwich as is often the case with badly made sandwiches. The ham smelled like it was freshly roasted, and the lettuce, cucumber, and tomato were fresh.
Jimmy John’s prices are totally worth it, considering how much Subway charges for a mediocre footlong. JJ also offers a variety of «freebies» with an order of their sandwich, which is much appreciated. Overall, I was very impressed.

Always go for the gargantuan… the staff is very rude… get in your way… hey man just trying to get my drink. chips …and get out… live in the unlv area… think ill cross maryland pkwy and go to FIREHOUSE… the bike delivery guys act like jerks in traffic… cut you off. have attitudes… hey bud… are your customer… fashion fixie dorks… love to see em ride singletrack. anyway ok sandwiches… thuggy. employees…LAME…

Their veggie sandwich is to die for and every time I go in there’s always great service. I love jimmy johns, I could literally eat here almost every day and get the same sandwich daily. Great food and service, what more could you want?

Update! I stopped patronizing Jimmy John’s when I learned my debit card was compromised in their data breach. I miss their sandwiches but I can’t have my life shit down for extra meat on a sandwich.

Jimmy john’s is usually great, but at this location it was disappointing. I ordered a tuna sandwich and there was one drop of tuna. My other two friends also had mistakes with their sandwiches. I think they should slow down and pay attention to the online order otherwise we won’t waste our money here anymore.

I want pickle on my sandwich. It’s not difficult or expensive. Literally every other sandwich shop IN THE WORLD offers pickles as a FREE option. The fact that they wanted to charge me today for PICKLES is completely INSANE and I won’t be returning.

This location seems to struggle with too many calls from UNLV sometimes. But they have been awesome lately. I love them

Short: A bit expensive compared to other sub shops, but surprisingly worth it.
Long: Ran here because I felt like something different. I went through the drive-​thru (like other fast-​food restaurants) and ordered a #2 Roast Beef. For a little under $ 6, seems a bit pricey for what you get size-​wise, but it tasted far better than most sub shops. Service was fast, but they weren’t busy at that time.
I’d go again for sure. It’s on the top of my list for sandwich shops in the valley.
EDIT: I returned here and got their «club» sandwich on their french bread, which is the same sandwich with twice the meat, and that was great. Highly recommend the clubs on french bread.

Much better option for a sub than the Subways on campus. Take a nice stroll over here. The place is usually not that busy. So give them some more business! The staff are nice, the place is clean, and of course they’re freaky fast.

My husband and I love ordering online because our order shows up and we don’t have to deal with the employees. Before I ever stepped foot in the actual brick and mortar location, my husband was telling me how great the sandwiches are. So we found out we could order online one night after we were too exhausted even imagine leaving our house. The food came freakishly fast. And exactly as we’d ordered.
Buuuuut when I came with my son, they were so rude! Any question about the menu is basically answered with, «look at the menu.»
I’ll continue ordering online and never step foot in store.

Good food and plenty of it! Ordered over the phone and picked up. No issues at all. Beach Club on wheat with sprouts is goood!

I have been to this store in the past and the sandwiches were quite solid, so this poor review is surprising. And being a hater is not really my style but the truth must be told.
A co-​worker and I bought a 30 piece tray yesterday to bring lunch to the office for 6 colleagues as a way of saying thanks for all of their hard work recently.
Unfortunately, the sandwiches were spindly and sad. Very little meat and cheese, gobs of mayo, and overall the most pathetic sandwiches I have seen this side of a prison vending machine. They were so skinny and wimpy, I kept opening the sandwich to see if anything was in there.
It kind of reminded me of being on a field trip in Kindey Garden and they hand out sac lunches with some sad vacant sandwiches that have been smushed under 80 other sac lunches.
The sandwiches were so anemic, I felt like I now have to go buy lunch for my colleagues AGAIN to prove I wasn’t trying to insult them by feeding them those skinny-​ass, wish sandwiches. And they put onions on the sandwiches which we specifically requested be excluded.
It must have been the person making trays just throws them together. Very disappointing.
The only redemption of the poor sandwiches was it becoming a topic of humor and ridicule during lunch and provided for quite comedic relief during lunch.
#JJpleasehaltscrewingyourtraycustomers

We were in Vegas visiting from California and got excited that there was a jimmy johns… First tried it in Minnesota and fell in love.
This place in Vegas is in a newer shopping center but in a sketchy area by UNLV.
We had a great experience… Ordered _#4 turkey sub with peppers that was perfect! The bread is so fresh, and their chips are delicious… try the jalapeño ones ! Wish they would open up stores in California!!!

This location across from campus was the first Jimmy Johns I ever step foot in. I was excited for a new sandwich spot close to UNLV and I was not disappointed. Unlike most sub spots, Jimmy only offers standard sandwiches, chips and cookies. No soups, no toasted subs, no pizzas or whatever else Scumway is putting out.
JJ’s standard sandwich is a 9in sub (also available on sliced whole wheat bread) with an assortment of meats, cheese, and topping. You can build your own if you want but the menu focuses on some of their proven specialties. I’m a big fan of the beach club: double portion of turkey, avocado and provolone, the bootlegger club is also pretty good. At about ~$ 6 a pop, the sammiches are decently priced but can easily turn into a $ 10+ meal if you throw in chips and a drink.
This location is pretty cool, its a much older building and the restaurant is very narrow. They were able to put the dining room up in the attic which is interesting. As always with the other locations JJ delivers for an added fee making is very convenient for study sessions at Club Lied.

Super fast and delightful service.
Very clean and accommodating.
The location is great I will be back.

Ok went to jimmy johns and Firehouse subs to see who’s tuna sandwich is better. (For my taste) I know your thinking who goes to firehouse for tuna? This guy does. Plus the lady working the counter was like «odd two people ordered tuna today.»
They both cost about the same.
Ok first off lets go by how fast food came out. Jimmy johns wins. those dudes pump those things out like nobody’s business. I pay and boom sandwich in hand. Firehouse I had to wait a bit longer but still didn’t take too long.
Taste is a toss up. I preferred the actual tuna in the jimmy johns. It had more crunch from the veggies. Now firehouses one held up better because the bread is softer. I feel like my teeth are not sharp enough to bite thou jimmy johns bread sometimes. And when my teeth finally get thou delicious bread, it decides to leak white fluid that will smell and look like all sorts of body fluid. (You take ur pick… They all dry white…)
It’s hard to pick a winner because I want to say the flavor is better on the JJ, but I ate more of firehouses. Just because it was easier to eat. I don’t want to go about my day smelling like tuna. I’m can’t tell you why but i am leaning to jimmy johns don’t know why. But still both are leaps and bounds better than subway. Time to go find a breath mint to wash down the shame that is this review. Do people even read these?

Dear Jimmy John’s,
I love you.
Don’t take that lightly. My heart means a lot. No wait, where are you going? Wait, hear me out, please?
You’re from Illinois. I’m from Illinois. And yet? Here we are, out for fun with friends in Vegas. Who’s to say what could happen.
Your sandwiches are divine. You keep your shop clean, and your staff is AMAZING. You always leave me happy and fulfilled.
Thank you.
PS — You should REALLY consider moving to California. I could make it worth your while.

I really wish Jimmy Johns would open some locations in Los Angeles. It is a great lunch option. The sandwiches are flavorful and filling. The bread is quality and the toppings are fresh. The staff at this location was friendly and quick.

Hottest JJ staff ever! I mean seriously, everyone I saw working here was totally cute, crazy! Must be the proximity to the college?
Anyways. the cute staff makes one deliciously awesome sandwich. Me being the big eater that I am I went right for the money shot ordering the J.J. Gargantuan. Its the biggest sandwich on the menu! Loaded with genoa salami, ham, capicola, roast beef, turkey & provolone, its for the meat lover and not for the faint (or weak) of heart. Its so thick that you might be hard pressed to get this monster into your mouth. Somehow I managed though I’ve had years of practice eating thick sandwiches. If you also grabbed a bag of their BBQ potato chips you can add a sweet, smokey crunch to every bite of your monster sammie. Yes I do mean pry the buns apart and cram some crushed potato chips in there. Nom!
Now that’s a cute sandwich!

Jimmy John’s is unique in the fact that they do actually make subs so fast you’ll freak. Their catch phrase is really put to work at this location, and others.
My faves are the beach club, for the sprouts, and the country club (add bacon) for just being a simple sandwich. I also favor their slim subs, which cost less, and don’t have a ton of toppings/​meat and cheese.
The bread is tasty, soft, with a light crunch on the outside. Also they have awesome chips. No lame Lays or Cheetohs. It’s the Jimmy John’s brand chips and I favor the salt and vinegar.
I’ve always had good service here as well.