Tups

I like this place. I like that I can walk here from work. I like that I can order online for pick up or delivery. I like that their prices are pretty decent.
I’m a fan of their sandwiches– in particular the turkey avocado and the roast beef panini. They have their specials on a chalkboard outside the door or on their website so make sure to check those out before you make a decision.
It’s quick, convenient, and pretty delicious.

Awesome, family owned sandwich shop! Immediately greeted with a smile. When I asked what was good the lady behind the counter suggested a pesto chicken! Had a friendly conversation while I waited with employees! Took the sandwich home and it was everything I could want out of a pesto chicken wrap! Delicious! Thanks Tups!

Ok. My wife and I use Unilocal all the time but we’ve never written one before but I had to this time. My wife and kids and I were visiting our family in Vegas and we wanted something not too expensive but not fast food and processed. Looked at the reviews and gave it a shot. It was amazing! It was the best panini I ever had and the Greek salad was fresh and HUGE. The two ladies there (I think it was a mother daughter team) were so welcoming and friendly. We are texting our family to try it. If you go there you will NOT be disappointed!

Family owned & friendly with fresh ingredients that melt in your mouth! Try the Ryan or Turkey Avocado. We stopped in on our way out of town (to Phoenix). Owner helped us with directions and pit stop ideas. Super place :)

Very East Coast-​style sandwich shop. Not much seating but quick service for a busy Saturday afternoon.
The quality of sandwich ingredients were a bit of a letdown for the reputation of this place and the amount of meat for $ 10 – 11 average price was poorly adequate. A sample of the three-​mustard egg salad was worth it because it was not good. A little similar to egg salad on a poor buffet with no hint of mustard, nevermind 3 mustard at all. Very dry in texture, if that makes sense.
Classic roast beef definitely used old/​poor roast beef that was not rare and sported that iridescent sheen/​fish scale-​looking film. Maybe that’s why there was a special offering a free iced latte with the classic roast beef? For a sandwich shop, this is kind of unacceptable to have crappy roast beef. Hot pastrami sandwich was good albeit a little fatty in quality. The breads they use are fresh and tasty but when a sandwich uses thick-​sliced bread and only has a ½″ layer of meat in between, you are eating mostly bread. The veggies on the sandwiches are fresh and good; tomatoes a bit cheap in quality. Another letdown when you have a few vegetarian sandwiches on your menu. Pickle spears are excellent! The best part of the lunch was the triple chocolate cookie.
Overall, I would give a second trip/​chance to Tups and order other items.

Best sandwiches I’ve had in Vegas so far. Can’t wait to try their Paninis. I have tried the Classic Beef, Turkey Avocado, and the Grand Slam. Quality ingredients and generous portions will keep me coming back until I’ve worked my way through their whole menu. Great owner and employees always make it a pleasant experience.

Been here 2 days in a row now. First day had the turkey avocado and was very good and fresh! Love the macaroni salad! Husband got the cole slaw and said macaroni salad was better. Second day had the southwestern salad and was filling not amazing but good. Husband had the spicy skyler and he said it tasted almost like pizza! Deff check this place out if your in the area!

I love this place! First, every person who works there is so kind and so helpful (shout-​out to Nikki and Mary!). Second (which should also be first), it is so delicious. A co-​worker and I had lunch from there first. I had the Zack Attack — AMAZING. She had a salad that was so big she was able to save the rest for another whole meal.
Then I tried their catering and delivery service for a small meeting I was hosting for 10 people. They were so accommodating. All I had to say was my budget, the number of people, and the salads/​sandwiches I was interested in getting, and they made it happen like magic. They included plenty of side items too (macaroni salad, cole slaw, and pickles). We had the classic beef, turkey avocado (no bacon), the vegetarian sandwich, and the greek salad. It was PLENTY of food, we had left overs for the office to have for lunch the next day. Mary called me with plenty of time before the delivery was scheduled for to let me know she had all the utensils and napkins, but no plates. She said if I needed them, she would pick some up before the delivery. I didn’t need her too, but thought this was so nice of her to offer and to really think of everything.
I am so curious as to know where they get their bread from, it is so good. I will 100% be eating there/​ordering there again. They are a great, family-​owned and operated place that we need so desperately in this area.

I love sandwiches. I make it my goal to try every local sandwich place I come across. Tups is one of the better places I’ve discovered. The staff is very friendly and makes you feel at home. They’re all so happy to be help and seem genuinely excited to be working.
The food is made with fresh ingredients and very tasty. I don’t even like macaroni salad and I managed to finish mine (it was amazing).

Solid food and really nice people, if it was not so far away from my house i’d go more often

Call the asylum cause this place is certifiably, clinically DANKIES! Seriously tho, I might need a doctor because I’m about to die and go to heaven after eating the mac n cheese panini (thank the Lord I also have this bomb-​a latte to give me strength).
Go here. The people are so kind, the food is amazing, and they play «Since U Been Gone» by Kelly Clarkson while you eat. ¹⁰⁄₁₀ would smash (that panini).

I love sandwiches! I love local businesses! I love places close to my house! So for me Tups hits all the right criteria I need it too for a lunch spot. Friendly staff and some interesting sandwiches, like the Mac and Cheese Sandwich I can’t wait to try.
My only gripe is that I wish it was a tad cheaper. I ordered the Turkey Avocado and my fiancé had the Italian sub, one bag of chips and one Pelligrino italian soda (that they forgot to place in our bag. boo) and our order was $ 25.12 before tip. The sandwiches were really tasty and loaded up with all the trimmings, I just felt a little silly paying almost 30 bucks for a sandwich based lunch, to go.
Even though the price was a tad too high for my personal liking I will be back to try the rest of the menu!

Found this place on Unilocal even though I am in the parking lot all the time going to Smith’s Food. Food was great, service helpful (explaining menu items), clean deli and bathrooms too.
My husband had the Zack Attack: A fresh roll with turkey, salami, cappicola, provolone cheese, tomato, red onion & lettuce with dijon mustard & avocado mayo.
I had the «Build your own». Both were fantastic and full of flavor.

I’m actively on the lookout for local small businesses to support and try out. I drove by this sandwich shop once before and decided to finally try it.
As soon as I walked in, I noticed a delicious aroma and I started to get hungry immediately. I was greeted by the owner, Mr. Scott Tupy, (the store name is also his nickname) who was nice enough to chit chat with me in between customers as well. It’s a very small store, with just a few tables. Luckily, I was the only dine-​in customer. The other employees seem to be very young. They had a very pleasant demeanor. It reminded me of my days when I was a working student. I have much love and respect for young people trying to make a living instead of sponging off their parents, and for the employers who put their reputation on the line by hiring them.
Everything is made to order, so expect a bit of a wait to make everything. This isn’t McDonald’s.Today I tried ‘Jan’s Chicken Parm’ Panini. $ 9.99. Very tasty! I also ordered their Reuben Pastrami to go. They also have some huge looking salads and some desserts as well.
As I was eating, another customer came in and asked if they had any breakfast sandwich items. Although they didn’t, Mr. Tupy asked this person what he was craving for, and ended up making him a custom Egg Salad Sandwich just for him. Now that’s customer service!
This is why I love supporting local small businesses, even if it’s more pricey than the chains. It’s more than just about the good food. It’s that personal attention that you just don’t get at big chains. They tend to value your business and they go out of their way to earn it.
Anyways, I can’t wait to try their other items!

I really wanted to try this place since it was rated 5 stars. Little did I know how disappointed I would be. The service was awful. The cashier had no idea what she was doing and worked at the pace of a snail. She swiped my debit card numerous times not knowing that the order had already been approved and the receipt had already printed out (I will be checking my bank account when I get back). I ordered the hot ham and swiss on marble rye bread. Easy right? Wrong. When my sandwich was ready, it was cold. I ordered a HOT ham and swiss. They took it back and threw it on their panini grill.
When I got the sandwich back, I found a piece of someone’s hair in one half. When I tried a bite of the other half, I found it lacked flavor and pizzazz. I was hoping for a more. Unfortunately we are spoiled in Las Vegas and have other places I would rather spend my money at with better quality food.
I would not recommend this place for lunch … What a let down.

You guys can go ahead and close the investigation, I figured out what the name means: «Tups» is from one of the owner’s last name: Tupy. The more you know! ;)
Billed as a specialty sandwich shop, I think the Village Greek Salad ($ 11) is the best in town. It’s huge and easily makes two meals for me, even without the side of pita bread. The feta vinagrette is amazing, and made in house.
Shop is family owned and operated, with two (awesomely sweet!) teens running the register, grandma supervising, and dad (?) running the kitchen. As the signs say, it’s fresh food not fast food– wait time is reasonable for the freshness, portion and quality are on par with the pricing.

Tups is a specialty sandwich shop located on Windmill and Eastern in the Smith’s shopping center near Go Raw Café. Walking in, it’s a bit small, so don’t come here as a party of 8 people, you’ll take up all the tables lol Everyone was smiling and welcomed us in, and we were offered their paper menu so we wouldn’t have to strain looking up at their sandwich menu. Man this place has an incredible amount of options. I counted 8 Salads, 12 Sandwiches, and 11 Panini’s! Everything is also priced around $ 5.99-$ 10.99 as well! Awesome!
Mac & Cheese Panini $ 7.99– This is the one that grabbed my attention first so I went with this! Mac & Cheese with bacon, tomato, and provolone all warmed between two toasty pieces of bread! Soo gooey and tasty and was the perfect sandwich if you’re craving comfort food. The portion was also really great sized so I took the other half home with me.
The Spicy Skyler $ 9.99– This is what my boyfriend ordered and comes with salami, pepperoni, mortadella, capicola, fire roasted ham, ghost pepper & provolone provolone cheese, roasted peppers and hot giardiniera spread. They told us they would put the giardiniera spread on the side since we’ve never tried it so we could adjust the heat on our own. This was also soo tasty! Like a Meatlover’s Pizza!
All sandwiches also come with their homemade macaroni salad (super slaw) and normally I don’t really care for potato salad or macaroni salad but theirs was soo good! It was somehow very fresh yet being rich without any kind of mayonnaise flavor, super good!
My boyfriend has also come back many times to get The Spicy Skyler after our first visit. Can’t wait for my next visit! I’ll probably try their Pastrami Reuben Panini next time :)

What does «Tups» mean? Is it a nickname, inside joke or the secret ingredient in their Giardiniera recipe?
Tups is located in a funky shopping center, which by the way Google maps will point you in the wrong direction if you’re heading east on Windmill, just a heads up.
This small family owned deli only has only a few seats inside to sit and enjoy your lunch, so if you plan on dining-​in watch out for those busy feasting hours. They offer the basic deli menu items; soups, salads, sandwiches, coffee and espresso. I ordered the half roast beef sandwich and The Greek Village salad. When I ordered my sandwich I was asked if I want everything on it, I said yes to this, just no onions and mayo. When posed with a question like that you assume your meal will be stacked with plenty of veggies, cheese and maybe an in-​house tapenade, nope. I basically got two slices of roast beef, a tomato and some wilted lettuce, it’ s like my 6-​year-​old niece made lunch for me. Believe it or not the Greek salad saved the day.
The Greek Village salad was about $ 10, but this thing could easily feed a small of Mediterranean food lovers. It comes filled to the brim with romaine, tomato, cucumber, red onion, green pepper, feta cheese & kalamata olives dressed with olive oil, oregano and parsley vinaigrette and served with three pieces of soft Pita bread. This alone was enough to feed me for lunch and as a side salad during dinner. Totally worth the price tag.
The customer service here is well above most snacking spots from beginning to end, which is more than I can say for most of the 5 star dining spots in the Valley. I’m not fully sold on this place as a solid go-​to sandwich location, but that could change with my next visit.

I was out running errands and had heard of this place on Eater Vegas, so I decided to stop in and try it. Its a quaint little family sandwich shop with some classic deli sandwiches. had the Corned beef on Marble rye with thousand Island dressing and coleslaw. This is one of the best Corned beef sandwiches I have had in Las Vegas. I was enjoying how friendly and attentive the staff was. The son is in high school and works here after school, so he can one day be a cook or chef. Pretty cool deal. The sandwich… Meat was tender and flavorful with a perfect topping of coleslaw that had that perfect bitter bite I prefer. I also had a side of Mac Salad that had a pinch of cinnamon on it that gave it an interesting flavor. I may try this myself one day. And a pickle no sandwich complete without one on the side.
I can’t wait to go back with Josie and have her try a few things. This to me is a dine in just because of the hot sandwiches you would want to eat them hot off the grill. They have cold sandwiches as well and I look forward to trying them all. It is my goal this year and forever more to try and support more family local establishments food or otherwise.
Give this place a try its conveniently located and tucked behind some fast food joints off of windmill and eastern. You will not be disappointed.

I liked it even more than I thought I would!
Cute place, right down the street from me, with an excellent menu.
We had a more traditional roast beef, the chicken caprese sandwich, and a kid’s grilled cheese. The cashier was super friendly and offered to make the kid’s GC even though it wasn’t on the menu AND agreed to do a side of mac & cheese, even though that wasn’t a menu option either. Will definitely be back for lunch and so happy they’re open for dinner now, too!
I only wish there was more/​better seating. The only thing inside is a couple high-​tops.