Ike's - Cupertino

Honestly, is it really that difficult to take off the lettuce and tomato from my sandwich? I'm just trying to help you save some money! If you want to make any... read more Honestly, is it really that difficult to take off the lettuce and tomato from my sandwich? I'm just trying to help you save some money! If you want to make any changes to your order, I suggest not using DoorDash.

My favorite sandwich place in the Bay Area! I usually order the 0.5 Spiffy Tiffy! read more My favorite sandwich place in the Bay Area! I usually order the 0.5 Spiffy Tiffy!

I used to really enjoy this sandwich shop, but I've found that parking can be a challenge, and it often gets quite crowded. Unfortunately, the quality of the sa... read more I used to really enjoy this sandwich shop, but I've found that parking can be a challenge, and it often gets quite crowded. Unfortunately, the quality of the sandwiches has declined; they now have more bread and less meat than before.

Absolutely fantastic! I would give it a perfect 10 out of 10. The specialty bread is incredible, and the sandwiches were simply amazing—so delicious that we cou... read more Absolutely fantastic! I would give it a perfect 10 out of 10. The specialty bread is incredible, and the sandwiches were simply amazing—so delicious that we couldn't resist going back just two days later! (We're visiting from Oregon.)

PSA (as of the date of my review): If you order pickup, the prices for this store are $2-$3 more expensive than other nearby locations like West San Jose, Santa... read more PSA (as of the date of my review): If you order pickup, the prices for this store are $2-$3 more expensive than other nearby locations like West San Jose, Santa Clara, and even Santana Row. For example, the Madison Bumgarner is $17.35 here, but $14.41 at the other locations; the Matt Cain is $15.95 here and $13.25 at the other stores. Just sayin', in case the other locations are about as convenient for you. The prices are more expensive in store as well, but to a lesser degree.I have gotten Ike's at the OG SF location when they first opened in 2007, and thought it was pretty good. But since then, it has gone steadily downhill, and I discovered more savory sandwiches. For specialty sandwiches, I'd say Ike's is not that great. The dirty sauce is pretty sweet if you actually like that. They don't give as much protein as they used to so you'll mostly be eating bread. I would say the quality is as good as a $9 sandwich you can get at a cafe or grocery deli, so they do make it fresh and the ingredients taste of decent quality but it is not worth the price tag imo.They do have a variety of options for vegetarians, which is a plus.The service was fine and they have two unisex bathrooms.