Spicy Pickle

Bandido panini & green chili corn chowder were delicious!

We had adobe and santa fe and honestly i wasnt satisfied at all with the way the sandwich was made! There was barely any turkey at all. you open the sandwich and it was all corn! :-(i love spicy pickle too so this was disappointing!

I made my 2^nd trip back to Spicy Pickle. I was sure pleased!
This time I tried the «Brooklyn» which had Turkey Pastrami, Swiss, Coleslaw, and Thousand Island dressing on rye. It was a panini. It also came with a side of macaroni salad.
The sandwich as very tasty. The Coleslaw was crunchy and fresh. The Thousand Island dressing added a nice touch and they weren’t shy on it which I liked since I like extra dressing on anything.
The macaroni salad was unlike any other I ever had. It maybe had an Italian dressing on it? I’m not sure but it was fresh and tasty. There were crunchy fresh pieces of celery and onion in it.
I had my own drink so the meal cost $ 7.56. I was yet again very pleased and will for sure be back! I think I will try their flat bread pizza next!

As a recent transplant to this area I have found myself staring at the sign for the Spicy Pickle every time I turn from Eastern to St Rose Parkway. I have no idea why it has taken over three months to make my first visit, but it will certainly not take three months for my next.
The seating area is clean and contemporary. The menu is cool and quasi-​healthy. The ingredients tasted fresh on each of my wife and my sandwich and salad.
The staff was courteous and kind. I will be back.

Very seldom will I ever go any place and order anything without some sort of meat in it. When at the SP I am drawn to the De Luca gourmet panini with all of it’s non animal flesh glory.
SP is cool and on my last visit an extremely affable gentleman recommended his version of a bbq chicken pizza. His enthusiasm for his special pizza caused me stray from my normal vegi sandwich order. It was a damn good pizza.

Spicy Pickle is a nice quiet place to grab a quick lunch. For the most part, I consider them to be like Panera or any of the other bistro like sandwich eateries on a fast food scale. I came here with my friend on her lunch break and was out with an ample amount of time left.
The counter service was pleasant and our food came out quickly. The meal itself was filling, but was not too much to make us sluggish. My Wise Guy came with capicola, mortadella, hard salami, provolone cheese, EVOO basil mayo, roasted red peppers, pepperoncini peppers, red onions, lettuce and tomato served on Ciabatta. The bread was thick and chewy without being tough. I like that they do not slather the sandwich in mayo either. I was debating on leaving it out, but was worried it would be too dry. My decision to let it be did not end with regrets and I am grateful for it. Add a dollar for a side salad and it becomes a nice meal. I am not a fan of their vinaigrette. It is more oil based and had no flavor. Next time I will request something else.
Overall, I would come back again. It is just hard to not go a little further up the street to my favorite brunch place.

Jumping on the «been here cause I had a Groupon» wagon :)
Finally got to try this place out since we were in the area. Atmosphere is real nice. Clean and I liked the colors inside. I was actually expecting much less for the inside of this place. The workers were real nice and service was quick.
I got the Bandido panini — mostly because I liked the name of the sandwich and couldn’t decide what else to get. It was pretty good! Lots of turkey, nicely toasted with that little crunch. Loved the roasted red peppers and sundried tomatoes in it and pepper jack cheese gives its a kick! For an dollar extra, I got some pasta salad on the side. I thought that was sort of bland and could use some extra flavor. Nothing really too fancy there!
My husband got the Wise Guy because he has a love for Italian sandwiches. It was pretty mediocre. «Better than a Subway sandwich» was what I thought when i bit into it. There was way too much bread so the meat got a little lost (insert «thats what she said» here). I did appreciate that they included quality Italian meats like capicola in it… but the entire time he was wishing that he got a panini instead :)
This place is a solid three. If I’m ever in the area again, I would probably try it again.

second visit at spicy pickle… but the first time i had a sandwich and soup. i don’t remember which one I ordered but was delighted with the flavors. Spicy Pickle is kinda like panera bread. this time i ordered a zappa pizza. it came with 6 small squared slices the sauce was white that tasted like a cheesy alfredo sauce topped with chicken and sun-​dried tomatoes on thin crunchy crust. it was a different kind of pizza not like grimaldi’s or pizza hut. i tasted home-​made and was lighter because the crust was so thin. definitely a place to go for lunch!

I’ve been here twice. Both because I had a Groupon. The first time I came I got a sandwich, which was good, but not great. There was some thing in it that I didn’t like. I couldn’t figure it out. But the people were very helpful.
I came back today to use my second Groupon and ordered the Napa w/​out bacon. I was so happy when my order came out and the man asked and checked my pizza to make sure there was no bacon. Not too long ago I was at a different sandwich place in the district, ordered no bacon and they put bacon in it. So I really appreciated that. When I went back to work, my supervisor and I tried the pizza. It was really good. I’m not usually a fan of flat bread pizza, but this was really good. There was chicken, sun dried tomatoes, mozzarella and spicy ranch sauce. The sauce was not at all spicy to me, but we really enjoyed it.

I like the Groupon deal for Spicy Pickle better than I like most of the food at Spicy Pickle. What can I say? I like a value. But I’m a soup and salad master, so I come back for that alone.
Staff is usually very friendly. I bonded with Miranda particularly because it’s rare to find another Miranda in Vegas. Sirius XM’s The Blend will fill your ears as you order a signature panini or sandwich… or do what my man does and spend 5 minutes contemplating ingredients and creating your own. The selection of meats, sauces, and cheeses they have aren’t fully represented in their signature recommendations. There’s a lot more in the kitchen than meets the eye.
I’ve enjoyed the Yard Bird the most. The Brooklyn secures second place. Whoever made my Bandido put two handfuls too many of red peppers on it. Not my style. Atkins diet beware! My sandwiches are often way too bready. Plus, you get a slice of bread with your soup. Too much bread at times.
The Spinach Salad is a great contrast if you want the potato soup without a carb overload. The apple, walnut, bleu cheese, and vinaigrette cuts through the creamy soup and has you going back for one and then the other alternately.
Trust me on the potato soup. That’s about all I can guarantee.

So we went back after the Groupon for this place and I was officially turned into a «not so big fan» of this place. We waited over 1 hour for our food and after that it was pretty close to not consumable. We only ate it because we were there so long!
Won’t be going back… ever.

Whenever I say Spicy Pickle my stomach starts growling!
I’ve been chowing down their food since they opened. I can’t deny its the chicken chili bowl that makes me come back. One night they didn’t’ have it and I was so upset. LOL I wish I had the recipe and make it myself. *I think i’m hungry again* = 0) This is honestly what brings me back.
The paninis are my favorite. I think their better than the regular sandwiches. I think Ive tried most of them and had no complaints.
The Bronx is my favorite: Corned beef, swiss, coleslaw and thousand island dressing
My 2^nd is the Bandido (Roasted turkey, roasted red peppers, sundried tomatoes, pepperjack and chipotle mayo)
Just recently I finally tried the caesar salad with chicken. Man! They gave a lot. I did do the ½ salad and small soup combo and thought it was a lot. Or did I get lucky? hehehehe The salad dressing was yum and there were bits of artichoke in there.
Now I want to try the other salads. The pizza aren’t my favorite here I have to admit.
Lunch gets busy here because of the hospital close by. Staff is friendly and usually you don’t’ wait to long for your food.

I’m another one of those «I went to Spicy Pickle because I bought the Groupon» people. I’ve been reading not so great things about the place, so my expectation bar was set fairly low. That worked well because I was not disappointed by the food. I was not blown away either.
I went with the half sandwich + soup combo. I let one of my friends use up the remainder of my Groupon. On a recommendation from another friend, I chose the Yard Bird and paired it up with the Seafood Bisque. I quite enjoyed the bisque. It wasn’t too salty and was pretty flavorful. The sandwich was decent. It started off slightly blah, but then half way through, I reached the section that had all of the cubes of apple and the piece of bacon. That part of the sandwich was delicious and ended the meal on a high note. As for the pickle, it wasn’t in-​your-​face spicy, but I consider that a good thing.
Overall, I give Spicy Pickle an A-​OK. The food was good enough that I wouldn’t mind returning for another lunch with friends.

We bought a couple of Groupons and decided to try out Spicy Pickle after the Unilocalified Office Hours the other day.
We split a med sandwich and Sonoma pizzetti.
The sandwich had roasted chicken, lettuce, tomatoes, red onions, kalamata olives, cucumbers, pepperoncini peppers and feta, drizzled with Greek dressing. It was okay but not as good as I was hoping. It came with a pickle that was only spicy pickle. I was hoping for a more distinct pickle given the name of the joint but whatever.
The pizzetti had grilled chicken, fresh mozzarella, sun-​dried tomatoes, fresh rosemary, mozzarella and tomato sauce. The sauce was a little sweeter than I like and the chicken was flavorless. However, the crust was really good. It was perfectly thin and crispy.
Overall, I’d give Spicy Pickle a 2.5. I’m rounding up as I really liked the pizzetti crust. We’ll be back at least once more as I’ve got one more Groupon.

I think I kind of hated this place. Maybe hate’s too strong a word. My sandwich was blah. The flavors were bland and the texture was wet and overly soggy for a panini. I got the Sausalito and I tried the Seafood Chowder and Bastille from my girlfriend’s plate. I think the prices are reasonable there is potential for a good sandwich, but I just didn’t experience it this time. I don’t think I’ll be back.

My fella purchased the Groupon for this place, so off we went.
I wanted to like Spicy Pickle, but I was really unimpressed. I ordered the half panini and soup combo. For my panini I got the Bastille and Red Rock Seafood chowder for the soup. The soup was just ok, a little on the sweet side which was a tad unappealing. The panini was absolutely flavorless. Really disappointing. My fella got the Sausalito Bandido panini and he was very disappointed as well. The vegetables were not fresh and everything in my sandwich was soggy. I only had a few bites of my sandwich before I gave up entirely and threw it away.
After dinner, my fella recommended we get a palate cleanser (aka dessert) to get the lackluster flavors off our tongues.
I have no incentive to come back here.

Went here with one of my sisters yesterday, her treat. We went in around 4ish and the girl behind the counter was on the phone. She didn’t even acknowledge us. She just stood there talking for a good 5 – 7 minutes then said, «Oh, sorry. Can I take your order.» Ugh. I think she was talking to another customer on the phone, but somebody else should have ran POS at that point.
I got the Spinach Salad (large — $ 6.29) and my sister got the El Rancho Salad (Large — $ 6.99) We each got a fountain drink because I saw they have a soda water tab, which is always cheaper than Pelligrino.
I’m not sure what a small looks like, but I can’t imagine it would be any large than a cup. The large salad is not filling whatsoever, which is why I suspect it’s served with a sourdough roll. My salad was topped with blue cheese and apples and some sort of vinagrette. Sadly, it was very bland, because there wasn’t much cheese and the dressing tasted like straight canola. My sister said her salad was okay, but that it was too small, especially for the $ 18 she spent for our meal.
I found it odd that most of the lights were turned off, so it was pretty dark inside. I can understand if they keep most of the lights off when no customers are in there, but when there’s 3 to 4 tables filled, the lights should all be on. It made it feel cold, especially because it was already getting darker outside.
I’d like to try their harvest special, but I’m not going out of my way to go eat there. Their prices are too steep for what you receive. So yeah, meh, I’ve experienced better. 2 stars.

I happened to be in the area and was hungry so I used the Android Unilocal App to search for Sandwich joints in the area. Found this one and decided to give it a shot. I’m glad I did.
I ordered the Wise Guys Sub (Capocolla, Mortadella, Hard Salami, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Roasted Red Peppers, Pepperoncini Peppers, Provolone, and Basil Mayo) on Ciabatta Bread $ 6.99, a bag of Jalapeño Chips $.80, and a Bottle of Water $ 1.99.
The food came out within a few minutes. The size of the Sandwich was just right… not too big and not too small. I eagerly took a bite and was impressed with the flavor that the Roasted Red Peppers brought to the Sandwich. I’ve had a lot of Italian Sandwiches and have never had one with Roasted Red Peppers… additionally, the Basil Mayo added another element to the Sub which made it very good. The proportion of Meat and toppings was very good.
The only complaint is that with all of that wet stuff in the Sandwich, the ingredients were sliding off the Bread and it took some work to keep it all together. I didn’t dock them any stars for that… it’s more of a preference thing.
Of course the Sandwich came with a Spicy Pickle… which I didn’t think was too Spicy at all… nice flavor though. Would have enjoyed a really Spicy Pickle… was hoping for one.
Will I return? I live on the other side of town and rarely come to Egypt… but next time I’m near the area, I’ll be back.

This review is looooong over due.
My last 2 trips to vegas I ate every single meal in this establishment! I cannot stay away. I love me a guuuud sammich and honestly for me, this place hits the G Spot. Salsalito Bandito with Avo? Whoa! Nirvana. I’ve been trying to tackle the entire menu, working from left to right. Gonna skip the salads, and eventually get to the pizzas. The soups are great, the bread fresh and flavorful. The design your own sandwich is fun too. Last time there I got a double roast beef with horseradish mayo, horseradish slaw, onions, tomato, and blue cheese. I call it the Steak House. lol If only they had onions carmelized in balsamic. My sandwich would be complete and ready to be put on the menu. :)

I love spicy.
I love pickles.
So, when I drove by the name totally caught my eye. I had to drop in. And to my surprise, it’s a soup, salad, sammich, panini, pizza spot. I, literally, died and went to heaven =)
The first time I went there, I had their Bastille panini which is portobello, red peppers, onions, tomatoes, alfalfa, and mozzarella… talk about refreshing!!! My picky mom had a bite and loved it, too.
Since then I’ve samps’d most, if not all, their paninis; some subs; couple salads… and I love them ALL!!!
I have yet to try their pizzas =(I know, I suck!
Thankfully, it’s close to my house so, I’m sure I’ll samps ‘em sooner over later…