Which Wich

Orem, United States

3.6

Closed now

20 reviews

Accepts Credit Cards
Free Wi-Fi

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Telephone:
+1 801-224-9424
Website:
www.whichwich.com
Address:
1077 S 750 E, Orem, UT, 84097
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
430 ftTimpanogos Transit Center
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Takes Reservations
No
Delivery
Yes
Take-out
Yes
Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Good For
Lunch
Parking
Private Lot
Bike Parking
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Good for Kids
Yes
Good for Groups
Yes
Attire
Casual
Ambience
Casual
Noise Level
Average
Alcohol
No
Outdoor Seating
Yes
Wi-Fi
Free
Has TV
Yes
Dogs Allowed
No
Waiter Service
No
Caters
Yes

Today

Today 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Orem) 2:03 AM Monday, June 16, 2025

Business hours

Monday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Tuesday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Wednesday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Thursday 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Friday 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 10:00 pm
Sunday –

Description

Specialties

Which Wich® is a fresh, innovative concept featuring superior sandwiches served in an edgy, magnetic environment. In addition to more than 50 customizable «wiches», including the signature Wicked® loaded with five meats and three cheeses, Which Wich is known for its revolutionary ordering system.

Find the bag with the category you want, grab a red Sharpie®, and mark up the pre-​printed menu on the sandwich bag. Select your sandwich, then choose the bread, cheese, spreads, and veggies. Your wich is prepared just the way you want it and delivered in your personalized sandwich bag. After you’ve enjoyed your wich, grab another red Sharpie, doodle on the back of your bag, and hang your masterpiece on the community wall. Wicked, right?

History

Established in 2005.

Which Wich is a fast casual sandwich chain with its headquarters in Downtown Dallas, Texas. Founded by restaurateur Jeff Sinelli in 2003, Which Wich began with one location in downtown Dallas. It began franchising in 2005. Which Wich currently has 250 locations open or in development in 30 states.

Which Wich offers more than 50 varieties of customizable, toasted «wiches,» from the signature Wicked® sandwich, loaded with five meats (turkey, ham, roast beef, pepperoni, and bacon) and choice of three cheeses, to unique items such as Thank You Turkey®, with stuffing and cranberry sauce. The Which Wich menu also includes plenty of vegetarian options, such as tomato & avocado and black bean patty, as well as several healthy wiches for less than 400 calories each. Guests can dine in or take out. Catering is also available.

Meet the Business Owner

Cory J.

Business Owner

Cory opened Which Wich? in January 2012. He has plans to expand throughout Utah County.

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20 reviews of Which Wich

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Place rating: 5
Salt Lake City, UT
Awesome! Kids love it and it has great healthy options for the adults!!! Fun ordering system with almost 50 sandwiches to choose from and 60 different toppings to put on the wich!!! The staff is happy and helpful! Had my wich in under 5 minutes! Need it faster try the on line ordering app or on your computer! It will be ready when you walk in the door!!! You wont want to go to the other sandwich shops again!!!
Place rating: 5
Provo, UT
I love Which Wich and am pretty sad we don’t have one here since we’ve moved to California. Healthy, delicious, customizable. I always get the turkey club lettucewich which is such a great way to make your sandwich low-​carb. It’s always so huge and can feed me for 2 meals! Even my hubby gets the lettucewich and doesn’t miss the bread (not that the bread isn’t good). I decided to try getting a bowlwich my last time there and the portion was again, really big! It was incredibly delicious! The perfect place to go for an affordable, healthy meal.
Place rating: 5
Provo, UT
We love Which Wich! Whenever we have family in town we try to take them there. Unless it’s Sunday. (If you don’t live in Provo, or Utah for that matter, a lot is closed on Sundays)
We don’t like their house chips but everything else is so great I don’t care. It is a little more expensive but oh my so worth it.
When you go in the first time it might be a little confusing but just look up and find the sandwich meat you want. It corresponds to a number. Find that number bag and fill it out! I always get a hotwich. Yum!
If you don’t like talking to people this is perfect for you. ;)
Place rating: 2
Provo, UT
I feel like it’s not fair of me to give a low review because I made my own customized sandwich so it was probably my own fault! But at the same time I’ve given 5 stars to almost every other place I’ve reviewed on Unilocal so it’s starting to seem ingenuine or something. ha so 2 stars for now. If I go back I’ll update my review.
Place rating: 4
Orem, UT
I’ve only been here once, so my rating isn’t exactly solid yet. I’d give it a 3.5 star. But this is what I got from my one visit. The place was fairly clean. Décor wasn’t awesome, just simple, typical, kinda dull restaurant feel. Staff didn’t seem too excited to be there, but were still attentive and helpful. Prices were alright. Menu was good, included things you wouldn’t typically see, so that was fun. But in the end, I went basic with the turkey club, and it was better than average. I think I’ll head back someday to try something new.
Place rating: 5
Temecula, CA
This is a quality establishment. The food is very tasty and the staff is friendly and very accessible. As I am sitting here eating, an employee came up and asked if everything was ok and tasting good. This is what I call good customer service.
Also, they have an exceptionally delicious banana smoothy made with real bananas. My wife gets it every time and never disappoints.
In closing, which wich is in a whole other ballgame than subway and Quiznos. This place is actually good.
Place rating: 1
American Fork, UT
When I got there, there wasn’t a single employee up front; I was alone in the restaurant, which is really unprofessional. When I got my sandwich, all the ingredients were on one side of the sandwich, it was flooded with olives when I asked for only a few and it wasn’t that warm when I asked for hot. It also took them around 8 minutes to get my sandwich out.
The thing that really grinds my gears is that when I went to find a seat, every table was dirty. Some were horribly dirty. I was the only customer, so I don’t know how they didn’t have the time to clean the lobby. I had to sit at a table covered in crumbs, and the tables didn’t get cleaned until I was getting ready to leave after finishing my sandwich.
I definitely think there are much better Which Wich establishments out there.
Place rating: 5
Orem, UT
This is my first time trying Which Wich. I can already say, this is the best sandwich shop I’ve had the chance to try.
The first thing I noticed was the bags. You don’t order like subway. You don’t stand in a like and pick and choose. You pick the bag with the kind of meat you’d like and then check off what you want to go on it. (See my pictures for this.) Adding your name at the bottom of the bag.
It’s extra for extra meat and avocado, but that’s expected. It’s really super simple. Then you take your bag to the register and pay and they make it.
The atmosphere while I waited was relaxed. They play great music. Maybe a little loud for some but I don’t care. I love it. The décor is so awesome and pretty clean. (Light woods and brushed metal.) I feel it’s ultra classy.
I had a chicken salad sandwich. I’ve been craving it bad. It was so good too. I’m very impressed and I will probably never go back to subway if I can help it.
Place rating: 3
Koloa, HI
The subs are good but nothing special. Better quality than subway but I feel like most people give this place way more hype than it deserves. Don’t travel out of your way to eat here.
Place rating: 4
Pleasant Grove, UT
WICKED WEDNESDAY!
Five dollar wicked.
This is a ragingly awesome promo.
I happened to notice it too late… but still found that I received a larger sandwich than I ordered and no charge for add on avocado on the other… So I wasn’t too sad I didn’t partake of the deal! Thank you so much!
Place rating: 5
Orem, UT
I love the sandwiches and salads at Which Wich. These sandwiches are made fresh to order. The bread is fresh. The place is clean. I love that I can say what I want on my sandwich. I tried a salad and it was delicious and fresh. You choose what you want on your salad. The lettuce was cold and crispy. I love the green olive salad mix on my sandwiches. Even the restroom was clean. The manager is helpful and friendly. Just so you know when you go here, you actually take a paper sandwich bag and use a marker to put your name on the bag and choose your sandwich and fixin’s. We had shakes and they were good too. Get a punch card because once you eat here, you will go back. Tuesdays are double punch day. I love this place.
Place rating: 2
Salt Lake City, UT
I went and saw on Unilocal if I checked in that I would receive a coupon and would just need to show it to the cashier. I did and the cashier said «that’s not our coupon, Unilocal gets in trouble for that all the time» and didn’t let me use it. What the cashier doesn’t realize is that
could actually help their business. He could have told me it wasn’t theirs but that he would still honor it and I would have gone onto
and left a comment about that given a high review then gone on to tell my friends. So there’s a business lesson 101.
Place rating: 1
Provo, UT
Worst Reuben. Dressing was something like ketchup, mayo and pickle juice. But worse. Soggy bread. Low quality sauerkraut. Completely disappointed.
Place rating: 4
Orem, UT
This restaurant is awesome and has an incredibly friendly staff. When you go in, you select a bag depending on what meat you want on your sandwich. Then you take a sharpie and fill in the dots for any condiment and add-​on you want. There are lots of tasty options and they make it for you very well. Good food for a decent price and a different eating experience. Definitely is a nice switch up from the usual places I go. Their pineapple shake was surprisingly good as well.
Place rating: 3
Modesto, CA
What you get here is quantity not quality. You have much more options here than any other sub-​sandwich place I’ve been to. With the options of sweet-​chili spread and horseradish, this restaurant sets itself apart from others with its variety of choices as well as its gimmicky ordering system where you write on a paper bag. What this place has in novelty it lacks in actual flavor. A few of the employees were rude when I presented them with the Unilocal coupon but after much discussion they finally accepted it. I would not go back here again because it was rather expensive for what you got, the rudeness of the employees and the lack of flavor of the food. However the experience of eating here was nice as it was rather unique.
Place rating: 3
Provo, UT
I have visited which which multiple times in multiple states. The food is good. Lots of options and the ingredients appear to be high quality. That does not carry over to their customer service! I recommend ordering online to have as little face time as possible.
Place rating: 4
Provo, UT
Love this place! The sandwiches are always fantastic, they have a broad selection including vegetarian options. The manager is great and was willing to go above and beyond to fix the one time a mistake happened. One of my favorite sandwich joints. Eating a caprese as we speak. Mmmm.
Place rating: 3
Provo, UT
Good tasting sandwich… But ridiculous price for a glorified 10″ sub. $ 12.13 total. I did add avocado… For $ 1.50
Good taste but not worth the cost.
Place rating: 4
Orem, UT
I’m not sure about the ordering method, but I can get used to it.
If you go with standard sandwiches, they do a good job. They have some pretty good looking sandwich options, but they can be disconcerting when ordered. They have corned beef and pastrami, but you can’t get it on Rye. They have a «Gyro». You can’t get it on a Pita. White or wheat only. Would you like cheese and oil and vinegar on it too? That’s not a Gyro. So many possibilities squandered once you realize everything comes on white or wheat bread only.
So if the goal is to get the same processed cheese chicken or ham sandwich on plain bread with add-​on, it does it better than the competition. However getting an interesting sandwich is beyond their means — even if a quick perusal of the menu tries to convince you otherwise.
Place rating: 3
Orem, UT
I thought the name «Which Wich» was the brainchild of two dudes who were up late, totally wasted, and one said, «dude, you should totally drop your sh*t job and open a sandwich shop.»
It’s not like that. It’s a chain. And it’s a chain with a very OCD marketing group. The décor froths with «like us on facebook» and «join our vibe!»
The menu is extensive. There is chicken, ham, beef, italian, seafood, and «comfort» sections. The comfort has choices like egg salad and the Elviswich which is «peanut butter + honey + banana + bacon». Read that last part again. I’ll wait.
I got an Italian grinder, with a chip and drink combo. It was out in about three minutes. The «house chips» were a rosemary kettle chip, and not exciting. The sandwich was good. The bread was crusty on the outside and soft in the middle, there was ample meat, and the peppers I requested were hot enough to elicit a sinus reaction. All of it was about $ 10.
So, it was good but it has none of the little hometown deli love that one can get at Bailey’s, Center Street Deli, or Clint’s. I envision myself going back to see if there are better choices on that large menu. I shall endeavor to one day have the courage to order the Elviswich.