Bill's Sandwich Palace

Bill’s has a small menu of very unique, well-crafted sandwich options. I recommend the Ode to Big Bob, and the Lunch Lady Land. Also, loved the potato salad!

Rarely do I rave about a restaurant in Nashville, but this one deserves all the hype! Their sandwiches 🥪 are amazing, service is great and ambiance is super cool. Menu changes often, so you most likely won't find the same item on the menu when you return, which is ok because they are all so great. Small allergy comment- they use sesame in almost everything, but usually, their sausage or hot dog option comes from a different line and works.

Fantastic local sandwich spot. The menu frequently updates with new recipes and slightly different flavors. If you like great quality sandwiches and something a little different, this is the spot. The potato salad is a must.

I recently went out of my way to try Bill's Sandwich Palace in Nashville, and it was a worthwhile detour. The place had a steady crowd, indicating its popularity. Despite the bustling atmosphere, our food took only about 15 minutes to arrive, which was impressive. Bill's offers some inside seating and plenty of tables outside, providing a pleasant dining environment. We ordered two sandwiches, and both were good. The unique flavors were a refreshing change from typical sandwich offerings. The pasta salad was also different and tasty, adding a nice touch to our meal. One of the highlights was the availability of Mexican Coke, which was an added bonus and complemented our meal perfectly. The atmosphere at Bill's is laid-back and inviting, making it a great spot to enjoy a meal either indoors or outdoors. The variety and quality of the food, combined with the quick service, make it a standout sandwich place in Nashville. Overall, Bill's Sandwich Palace is definitely worth a try if you're in the area or even if you're looking for a new dining experience. The combination of unique flavors, efficient service, and a pleasant dining setting makes it a place I'd recommend to anyone. I'll certainly be back to explore more of their menu.

The Veg Supreme is quite literally (like, seriously I'm not exaggerating) the best sandwich I've ever eaten. Ever. Their sandwiches always have so much flavor and complexity, in the best ways possible. These are flavor combos you're not gonna see anywhere else. I also love the collabs with other local businesses like Elegy cold brews, Maypop sparkling waters, and Secret Bodega drinks. My only complaint is that the Veg Supreme is never here for long enough 😉

The Rachel green is hands down the best sandwich I’ve ever eaten. The when in Roma was also amazing (not pictured), but I can’t imagine anything they serve wouldn’t be fantastic. The staff were so kind and friendly. I wish I lived here so that I would visit weekly. Can’t wait to come back next time!

Placed my order online and picked it up. Cashier greeted me with a smile. Chicken salad sandwich was unique and delicious. Broccoli salad tastes like a mix between broccoli and Caesar salad. Also unique tasting. Eager to try more

This is the Second time me my girlfriend has been to this place and it has yet to disappoint. They change up their menu I believe every week to keep the menu fresh!! On this visit my girlfriend got the super popular Rachel Green and I got the TNT. Once again she picked the superior sandwich. My sandwich was still good don't get me wrong but her's knocked it out of the park!! It tasted so light and fresh. The TNT was more savory but still delicious. I can't wait to to visit here again to try different sandwich creations that they put together.

We stopped in on a recent visit to Nashville and were not disappointed. Everyone was super nice and gave some suggestions on what was good - spoiler alert: everything! The restaurant is full of personality and was very clean. We ordered the El Lechon and Coney, with the potato salad and some chips. Best sandwich I've ever had. A must stop if you're in the area!

Can't believe I never knew about this gem in East Nashville. This is a great spot for unique and flavorful sandwiches, opened Thursday-Sunday. The cheddy ranch puffs are a great addition to these yummy sandwiches and the variety of drinks they have to choose from. The inside is fun and vibrant, and the staff are the same! With barstool seating by the windows and tables outside, it was a perfect space for sunny day, but seating could be limited if weather doesn't permit sitting outside. Would also be a great grab-and-go option!

I've been to Bill's a couple of times now, and I'm really into their creative sammies and fun branding. It's a small shop with very specific hours, but if you find yourself in this corner of East Nashville on a weekend for an early lunch, Bill's is a great place for a bite. If it's your first visit, I recommend ordering online OR getting there right at 11. Bill's is popular - rightfully so - and they have lots of regulars! Seating inside fills up quickly, but if the weather is nice, you may be able to find a spot on the patio. It's street parking only, but you're usually able to find a spot that's not too far of a walk. Their menu rotates, so you'll want to double check what sandwiches they're featuring before stopping in if you're looking for something in particular. We've tried a few of their handhelds, and our favorite so far is the Chopped Cheese. I also love that they carry Grippo's (Cincy transplants, if you know, you know), and their potato salad is out of bounds.

Bill's is THE place I mention to everyone in East Nashville. They never miss. Trust the menu and resist the urge to make modifications! I have been known to say that I would give them a Michelin if I could - Bill's is a must!

I've tried many chopped cheeses in NY and when I found out this place also has them out in Nashville, I had to give it a try. The staff were very kind and patient as they helped me place my order. I got the Chopped Cheese as is. Overall the sandwich was tasty but I felt like it was a bit too salty. When I made it too the second half of the sandwich, I was beginning to feel overwhelmed from the flavor of the sandwich. I'll have to give it a second try to confirm if it was just my sandwich but overall not bad.

This sandwich place is awesome! Little shop on the east side, limited seating but most people take it to go. Got the chickytown and Korean chicken and both were fantastic! Flavors hit, bread was soft, and plenty of meat. Not an area of town I frequent but will definitely come back to try the others. Menu rotates so looking forward to see new items!

Neighborhood gem! So many delicious offerings and they rotate regularly (which is good and bad). Most recently I got a monster of a sandwich that had a pork cutlet, ham, and a hot dog on it. So delicious. The aesthetics of the shop are also very preppy and unique. Very east Nashville. Looking forward to seeing what other creations Bill comes up with next.

I love Bills Sandwich palace! I wish they were open more often so I could visit every day. They have a unique style when it comes to making sandwiches. Nothing is traditional it seems. I've been getting a different sandwich every time and for the most part I've loved all of them!

One of the best sandwiches I have ever eaten. Service was quick and friendly. Very clean and big windows and tables with street view. Suggestion: debit/credit cards only! Call your order in if you are time sensitive at lunch. The cost is on the high side but worth every penny!

We've been eyeing Bill's for some time now and finally had a chance to stop in. I don't remember the names of what we got which doesn't matter too much considering they rotate the menu consistently. With a walk up counter, the ordering process is quick. The staff was knowledgeable on the menu items, and there are a handful of seating options indoor and out. The sandwiches were really good!! You could tell they were constructed with quality ingredients. They had good balance of soft, crunchy, saucy. Unfortunately for us, $30 for two sandwiches and one bottle of water is too much to spend to enjoy Bill's on a regular basis. Make that closer to $37 if you want chips to go with those sandwiches ‍ However...these are advertised as craft sandwiches and that they are, so long as you can comfortably foot the bill ;)

I've had Bill's on my list for a while and for good reason! We ordered at the counter and found a seat. There's limited seating inside and also some seating outside, which is where we sat. I ordered the Ultra Ultra and it was as advertised! Cheesy, meaty, garlicky, just an all around good bite! I was a bit skeptical after reading the ingredients but everything gels well. I ordered a side of BSP Potato salad as well, tasty. Fast friendly service, I would return.

Tried out Bill's Pesto Poultry with added chips 10/10!! It was a perfect amount of classic sandwich with great quality turkey and cheese along with pesto and arugula which elevated it. I added chips on top and a coke and it really sealed the deal :)

We are frequent visitors of Bill's. Every one of their sandwiches are perfection. We have tried the mystery sandwich multiple times and have not been disappointed yet. The seating area inside is limited, but there are outdoor picnic tables with umbrellas to enjoy your meal. The staff is always super friend and accommodating, and the wait time has stayed speedy (even when they are dealing with a lunch rush). The menu is easily displayed when you walk in, and they sell super cute merch at the counter too (like earrings and stickers). There are no fountain sodas, but they offer a great selection of bottled drinks (including Cheerwine, which I appreciated). Sandwiches are wrapped in paper and clearly labeled to avoid any confusion within orders. Bill's is always a top pick for lunch time!

4.5 I finally* made it to Bill's! I'd long seen the photos and heard the stories. But the errant hours mocked me and kept me away. Finally, I'd had enough. I waited for the perfect late winter Saturday early afternoon and I made my move. That move was an online order. Y'see, during those days, Bill's operated in a pop-up virtual space. Check the menu. See what was still available. Race to put in your order and hope that nothing had changed within those milliseconds. Being that Bill likes to experiment with flavors and recipes, I decided to get out of my own way and see what was what. My only hard and fast rule was a sandwich without too much (any?) mayonnaise. That isht is nasty af. Always. Luckily, I found a mustard-based sandwich. I was all in. I was getting the order to go so no need for a side or drink. But, I figured, since I was already ordering, I might as well get a sweet treat. Done. Ordered and tipped, I made my way over to Inglewood and walked in like a boss. The operation was smaller and quieter than I expected but that's just the signs of a well-oiled machine. I sauntered in, confirmed my name and order, received a giant paper bag of food, and I was on my way. It was that easy. I raced home, got a plate to put my goodies on top of, cracked a cold beverage and got to eating. Wow! My sandwich of the day was the Hoosier Pork Schnitzl #2. As I native Kentuckian, I have a natural avoidance of most things Hoosier. It's a thing. But even an Indy hater knows that famous nature of the Indiana pork tenderloin sandwich. I was eager to taste Bill's take. The generously-portioned and crispy fried tenderloin was lovingly topped with honey mustard (ugh, mayo; I powered through it), onion, lettuce, and chow chow! The gluten bomb continued via a garlic-butter toasted sesame bun. This was not a sandwich that adheres to any sort of diet but I knew this. You should know it. The combination of flavors and textures made my mouth very happy. This wasn't a dainty sandwich. That made my ROI mind very happy. With every bite, I understood why these sandwiches were so popular and why the (virtual) mad dash associated with getting them into bellies. After a good while savoring my sandwich (and drinking a heavily carbonated alcoholic beverage to kill the mayo cooties), I set my sights on the sweet part of my meal. My oversized Sugar Danny X BSP Coffee Cookie was a brilliant way to end my lunch. Coffee-infused toffee, Mr. Aarons** Hachi Machi beans and good ol' brown butter. Again, a nice mix of flavor and texture and size. What sounded like it could have been a basic cookie had a surprising amount of depth to it. Kids nowadays have an easier go of getting a Bill's Sandwich. There's a dedicated brick & mortar and everything. Only the truly gristled know the way of the warrior aka the shortened window and process of getting one's hands on this beast of a sandwich. Worth it. *The pop-up spot in Inglewood. Not the new LS location. **He gets his own review.

I've loved this business since it was a popup and I'm so glad I finally got to try their brick and mortar! A place where everybody knows your name (as long as your name is Bill). The sandwiches and sides are inventive, if you see one you'd like to try grab it quick because the menu rotates every week! It's pretty small inside but you can take your sandwich 5 minutes down the road to Shelby Park for a picnic

Ok I know I'm in the minority here because Bill's has great reviews but my husband and I were both incredibly disappointed. We got the sesame schnitzel and the texture of the chicken was extremely off putting. First, it wasn't pounded thin like a schnitzel and the meat was so strange...like rubbery but soft...it felt like it was uncooked but I could see that it wasn't. The sour cream was a strange choice too since it was just plain and drowned out the little bit of flavor that the sauce gave it. The bread was good. We didn't finish our sandwiches though because we were really weirded out by the chicken. The service was good! The outdoor seating was nice! But probably won't be back.

Such a unique small business in East Nash! Their menu rotates frequently so you're always in for a surprise. Staff service was so nice that it felt like someone was speaking to you as a friend. Our sandwiches and side of potato salad were super fresh and delicious! Very generous portion sizes as well. Limited indoor seating and plenty of outdoor seating.

I love the business model of this place - an ever changing menu - and the sandwiches themselves are incredible. We had a turkey pesto club-like sandwich and a warm chicken tomato sub. Both had balanced flavors and felt so light, which I wasn't expecting for such a packed sandwich. If I lived in Nashville, I'd be coming here nearly every week to try the new combinations!

Absolute weapon of a sandwich spot. Never had a bad sandwich. Very easy to order online and pick up.

Finally swung by the still relatively new brick & mortar BSP while staying around the corner at an Airbnb for a few days. Have only had Bills when they were a pop up at TKO. Things haven't changed & it's still delicious & innovative af. This time I got the Ode to Bob & the chili crisp chili mac. Both were great & now maybe I'll survive a few more BSP social media posts on Insta without dying inside because it's been so long since having it. The little shop is aesthetically pleasing inside & with a prime corner spot to watch East Nash hipsters & their dogs wander by. Plenty of outdoor covered benches & some counter seating inside. I love their merch setup around the digital menu board. Keep on keeping on Bills

They were packed when we arrived in the afternoon. I got a mystery sandwich and husband got K+K Tomato sandwich. Surprise! I got a roast beef sandwich and it was super delicious. My husband K+K tomato sandwich was good too but it got soggy really fast. I don't like soggy sandwich but my husband does. There are plenty of outdoor seating but limited indoor seating. It was hot outside. If you don't like eating in the heat, you might have to do the takeout. Overall, it is worth the hype and we will be back for sure.

Dear Bill, If you're reading this, you might be in search of the best sandwich in Nashville. After visiting many of the sandwich shops and deli's in the area, here's the real answer. This is a great sandwich and the best of anything is subjective. It's too close to call, but here's the thing Bill, Bills sandwich palace deserves to be in the conversation. The sandwich I had (Siu pork - named on the left) was more like an entire meal on delicious bread. Bill will take good care of you even if they are busy. Service was quick and there are a few places to sit out front or at the counter inside. Prices are reasonable, and the Bill at the counter was friendly. After eating here I think we can agree that We are all Bill on this blessed day.

So I want to take off a star because they're not open every day all day. In fact they're only open from 11-3 Thursday to Sunday (closes at 2 on Sunday). That's the only "bad" thing I can think of. But it's a great work life balance for them. They get five stars for a few reasons. There is a meaning behind these reasons but I'll let you figure it out. 1. Great sandwiches that rotate out every two weeks. It's staggered so it won't be a whole new menu but two or three sandwiches each week. 2. Everyone is greeted as Bill. 3. Great music that changes. My favorites are the El Lechon and the Tiger Uppercut but I have not had a sandwich that I didn't enjoy.

This is what I'm talking about.... BEST SANDWICHES IN NASH. Bills has truly leveled up the art form of making a fire sandwich for all the sandwich lovers. The vibes are truly immaculate and everyone is so nice. If you're looking for a gem in east nashville hit this one and then head on over to the small business shop next door.

4. Feels like a true Deli with outside seating and bar seating inside. Sandwich's are really good just a bit pricey compared to other shops around the area. Potato Salad was mid tier. All in all will definitely go back!

This is my favorite restaurant in all of Nashville! The menu rotates each weekend so there is always something exciting to try. My personal favorite in the rotation is called the Rachel green. After that, I really like the when in Roma. No matter what you get you really can't go wrong! They have mystery sandwich options each week which are always fun and a bit more experimental. Everyone who works at Bills is really kind and helpful! There is outdoor seating picnic tables, but you can also get stuff to go fairly easily. Even when there is a long line, you usually don't have to wait that long for a sandwich. Go to Bill's!

Not bad, not great. Way overpriced. I don't think I would come here again personally and wouldn't suggest anyone going out of their way to try it out. But... if you are in the area and want a decently overpriced lunch, stop on in. My lunch was $22

After only eight months into its existence in a brick-and-mortar space, Bill's is already distinguishing itself as a preeminent sandwich destination in the city. And its hip vibe and stellar food fit in perfectly in trendy East Nashville, located nearly at the epicenter of the Lockeland Springs neighborhood. Every customer is greeted as Bill, just the type of quirkiness we all expect in East Nasty. Don't worry, they'll get your name right on the actual order. It's hard to recommend a sandwich, because the menu changes every two weeks. So if you find an item you really like, just monitor the website to see when it pops up again in the rotation. The good news is that any day you walk in, the options are ALL going to be delicious! I'll describe mine. My choice was the Rachel Green, a sandwich with a bit of a cult following for Bill's fans. This hearty mound of goodness has tender turkey, caramelized cheese, cider vinegar slaw, garlicky pickle chips, and dijonnaise running down the side of a glorious sesame seed bun from Charpier's bakery on the west side of town. But my favorite part is the extra jolt of flavor AND texture from the sour cream & cheddar Ruffles potato chips atop all those stupendous toppings. The freshness of all the ingredients and clever coordination of various flavors is quite evident. You can even ask for a free sample of their apple pie puffs or chili cheese puffs while you wait. Come in and try whatever catches your eye on the menu, because you literally cannot go wrong here!

This is Steven, age 45, a man protected by an ego of armor all held together by one bolt. Just a moment ago, an amazing sandwich procured & eaten from Bill's Sandwich Palace removed the bolt and Steven's protection fell away from him and left him a naked target. He's been cannonaded this afternoon by all the enemies of his life. His insecurity has shelled him; his sensitivity has straddled him with humiliation; his deep-rooted disquiet about his own worth has zeroed in on him, landed on target, and blown him apart. Mr. Steven, a white collar professional. Mr. Steven, a man who loves sandwiches and has made many of his own, deeply questioning everything he knew about sandwiches, and his own name. There he was, sharing half his Pittsburgh sandwich with a young beautiful woman, and she sharing half of her Blue Ribbon sandwich. Next to him, a valet from downtown Nashville, Seth, talked about his own sandwich. The creativity, the quality ingredients, the busy yet prompt service, all of this, moved Mr. Steven, into a desperate search for survival, or perhaps, a guaranteed second visit...to Bill's Sandwich Palace.

Food was very good, lots of flavor and the bread was toasted just right. Service was great, the lady at the front was very friendly. I got a sandwich to go and it took about 15 minutes but it was lunch time so it was very busy in the restaurant and with togo orders. Pretty warm inside but the door was opening often and the place is pretty small.

It is not often I bite into something and have the pleasure of tasting something new and packed with layers of flavor. I have not been disappointed, EVER. The menu rotates so it is always new and fresh at BSP. Its sandwich alchemy

Hands down the best sandwich place in Nashville and quite the hidden-gem. This is a pop-up of sorts, as they are only open Saturday and Sunday, and you have to order ahead of time through the website. Ordering opens on Friday night, and you can choose a date and time for pick up. The menu can change from week to week but that's part of the fun. Stay tuned because they are moving locations soon (posted late Oct 2022). We visit Bill's as often as we can, and every time they hit it out of the park. I'm not kidding when I say Bill's has the best sandwiches, my pictures do not do it justice, but trust, you can't go wrong. In the summer, order the potato salad if it's on the menu. In the fall/winter get the potato soup. Both are hearty and unlike anything I've tried. So delicious and the perfect side to any sandwich. Stay up to date on their website to see what they offer on the menu, and order quick, they sell out fast!

Location: Bills is located in a neighborhood in East Nashville. The parking can be tricky here, so i recommended going during lunch time. There also isnt much seating room inside or out of the venue. I ordered my sandwich to-go. Food/Service: The staff at this location were super friendly and helpful. I ordered the Ultra Ultra sandwich and was thoroughly surprised. It was a pretty large sandwich and I was able to have some for leftover lunch the next day. I will definitely be back to try something new.

We had been eyeing Bills for at least a year, following along with their ever changing menu on Instagram. The food itself was wonderful, but the rest of the experience was disappointing. We should have read into it more before we went, because we showed up in the last hour they were open and they were out of all the sandwiches we had wanted to try. The most unfortunate part was that all of the options were still up on the menu board - we asked for 3 out of 6 things on the menu and were told they were sold out. Totally understand, but would have appreciated the employee letting us know what they actually had or making recommendations versus us having to run through the whole menu. Once we finally placed our order, we let them know that we preferred no sesame seeds (none of our items came with them, so didn't think it would be an issue). The employee immediately replied with "You all shouldn't eat here" and had the owner come out and talk to us. I appreciate their concern, but it was embarrassing. Once we finally got our food, everything was delicious. I'll be ordering online from now on so I have as little interaction with them as possible.

Solidly thicc sandwiches with great ingredients and even greater staff. I definitely recommend ordering ahead and rolling up 10-15 before your completion time, especially in the summer. The shop is small and there's limited indoor seating, but several picnic benches (with umbrellas!) outside. My one qualm lies with ingredients being swapped towards the end of service without being noted on the online ordering form. I had ordered a sandwich a few weeks back, that came topped with arugula, but it had been swapped for a slaw since our order ended up being ready about five minutes prior to close/I assume they ran out of greens. It's both standard and expected for things to run out through the day, but I am unfortunately allergic to raw carrots and we did not realize the ingredient switcharoo until we got home, at which point Bill's was closed. Regardless, they're still a totally solid shop and I'm excited to see them bang out insane sandwiches in the years to come. Also, their potato salad is amazing.

Bill's Sandwich Palace was fantastic! Went there to eat after a half marathon, and it was everything I hoped it would be! The location is so nice, the staff was very welcoming, and the food was great. If you're in the area & looking for a sandwich, this is the place to go!

Great small place for wonderful food. Plan to look for a parking spot if driving but worth it! A local favorite.

On a quiet corner in East Nashville we found Bills Sandwich Place to be a welcoming find . The staff was friendly and helpful, the menu diverse and though seating is limited inside the outdoor space was perfect. Bring your appetite because the sandwiches are made for two and you'll want to leave room for their delicious chocolate chip cookies!

Bills did not disappoint. The KFC was amazing and very filling. The environment was clean and friendly and the service was fast with a line nearly out the door. I will definitely be going back soon!

DO NOT ORDER FROM HERE- POULTRY IS UNSAFE FOR CONSUMPTION. Ordered the "CC Chicken Sandwich" on a to-go order. Got home, started eating it, and about 3 bites in discovered that the chicken breast was completely under cooked, almost raw in the center and on the left-hand side, and while appearing to be white and cooked around the edges, was pink and slimy in the middle. Unfit for consumption and unsafe to serve to customers. When I drove back to make restaurant aware, someone named Aaron insisted that I was mistaken, that the chicken was thoroughly cooked, and refused to refund my order. Avoid this place. Worst deli food experience, and definitely the worst customer treatment I've experienced. *rebuttal to owner* While the owner insists her staff "personally tasted" the chicken, that was certainly not the case while I was there (who eats a partially-bitten sandwich from someone else, regardless whether it is cooked safely or not?). While throwing around accusations of slander, the owner also neglects to mention that I offered to return the remainder of my order to Aaron in order to get a full refund, which Aaron refused. And while the owner relates that she still "refunded [me] in good faith," I certainly haven't seen any of it at this point. I am a 330+pound big guy-- I don't make a habit of returning food orders (I'm sure my doc would like me to do it more often), and I wouldn't make two separate round trips to this restaurant for frivolous reasons or to cheaply haggle over a $14 sandwich (or even a $40 order total). It doesn't take a "professional" to know what undercooked chicken looks and tastes like, whether it's a thigh or a breast. The restaurant clearly erred here, and instead of simply apologizing and refunding the cost, they've decided to dig in their heels and take advantage of their customers. Needless to say, since I don't typically make repeat visits to restaurants that serve ready-wrapped food poisoning, a ban is unnecessary, but welcomed anyway.

Best sandwich I've ever had!! As a vegetarian, it's really hard to find good sandwiches that aren't just vegetables with bread - the spreads in this sandwich just really make it that much better. I can't wait to go back next weekend and try some of their other sandwiches too! Easy ordering and really great service :) Wish I could've stayed to eat but it was so crowded inside, everybody just wants a sandwichhhh!!!!!

Staff is super kind. Sandwiches are out of this world, so well executed from the bread to the filling and spreads for each unique option. They rotate new options in so we've been back a few times. And their twisty cheese "chips" are a snacking dream. Seating is mostly picnic tables outside and the place is always busy. Recommend putting your order in online 30 minutes before you want it and show up to grab your goodies.

Great sandwiches and friendly service. Small spot with limited inside seating but several outdoor tables.

I ate here a few months ago. I can't remember exactly what I ordered, but it involved pork and greens. The sandwich looked amazing, but it ended there. It was one of the saltiest meals I've ever had. I could barely finish half, and I was starving. I also made the mistake of trusting their assessment of some potato chips they sell: Grippps Barbecue. That's gonna be a no from me dawg. Imagine cinnamon and sand powdered Lays. They were absolutely awful. This is the kind of place that hipsters think is amazing, because they live and work in the area. While the sandwiches are creative, the execution is mediocre at best.

SO AMAZING. Hands down my fave Sammy in Nashville. The chips? YUM! You gotta try it!!!!

3x I've tried and each time it's progressively gotten worse. The sandwiches are just silly. Big piles of a mixed-up mess of ingredients. No structure, no rhyme or reason. It's like a couple of stoner teenagers created the menu every time. I won't go back again. The ingredients are not the quality of the price point and service is as slow as it is snarky. I really wanted to love this place before it opened.

Love at first bite... we got the "this is not a breakfast sandwich" and my world is forever changed. A sandwich I will think about every day and night for the rest of my life. The toast was crispy, the eggs were fluffy, the sauce was saucin'. It was incredible.

One of the best sandwiches I've ever had. Mortadella, fresh mozzarella, pistachio pesto, rosemary focaccia with a drizzle of olive oil.

To Bill, Your SANDWICHES ARE AMAZING. Me and my wife enjoyed everything we purchased. At one time, I did the street food seen in phoenix Az. I did crazy poboys, and I'm a chef by trade. Unbelievably, it is a must do in NASHVILLE. Thanks for being BILL, and don't change. DKing.