Capriotti's Sandwich Shop

This place .makes the best sandwiches. Its a little pricey, but for what your paying you will not be disappointed. Plenty of meats, the food tasted delicious. When I went to the slo location it was barren, hence the atmosphere rating.

Never going there again , worst feeling when the cashier is rude to you and you feel unwelcome:(. I got door dash order and when I arrived I said I order thru DoorDash and my name. he grabbed the bag and asked my name and thru the sandwich in the counter no smile with bad look . And he came outside to check what I’m driving “?” . I’m disappointed and angry at myself for giving money to a bad guy. ( I was clean with suit outfit and respectful) never again , rather be hungry and happy.

I tried this place for the first time today and it was amazing! They have great customer service, not to mention the bbq chicken sandwich was incredible, will definitely be back!

Capastrami and Homemade Tuna smallies aren’t really that small. They’re certainly delicious. Quick service.

catered food....40 mins late and the driver just dumped it on the table no apology and left didnt put anything out... nothing waste of time and money

I just ordered a sandwich on door dash and asked them to substitute plant based turkey. They sent me a sandwich with real turkey and I am a vegetarian. If you eat meat, you will love this sandwich. They didn't complete my order correctly and I cannot eat it.

I got the “Medium” French Dip sandwich. It was about 1-1/2” wide and about 8” long. It looked like a child’s sandwich. For $16, I expect there to be some heft to the sandwich. Flavor was fine, but definitely not worth half of the price tag. It was closer to a sandwich you would get at a gas station. We spent $100 to feed 5 people with small portions. Pair that with the fact they only have a couple of tables, none of which were clean and I’ll never be coming back.

New sandwich spot at the old chili peppers restaurant on the corner of Broad and Foothill. The Bobbi - house roasted turkey, cranberry sauce and stuffing, this was surprisingly really good..the turkey is really high quality flavorful, moist and wrapped in soft and fluffy bread, definitely a step up from the gobbler at Gus's. 9/10 Capastrami - pastrami, cheese (swiss?), cole slaw and dressing. Great cole slaw with the dressing on it, meat was pretty good but less than I'm used to since coming off a month long pastrami bender after St Patty's Day. A lighter version of the sandwich where you can actually eat this and still go back to work, unlike the California and New York style which is triple the meat and cheese and mustard and nap time. 8/10 American wagyu roast beef - really tender roast beef, cheese (provolone?) tons of tomato with some Italian style peppery seasoning on it, onions and lettuce. Loved the tomato and seasoning, I could probably eat this as a vegetarian sandwich minus the roast beef if I was a veggie person. But I'm not and I wish there was more roast beef on it, im used to stacking up the beef to veggie ratio unfairly in the beefs favor. Great bread, went with a large which is just ridiculously enormous - easily feeds two normal eaters. I'd give it a higher score and probably put it at the top if it had more beef 7/10 Cheesesteak - grilled steak, melted american cheese and onions. Usually comes with peppers but I think they forgot to put them on. Steak was decent, not a big fan of melted american cheese unless it's on a burger. I'd probably put this lowest on the list of what we got, definitely would have been better with peppers. Very friendly service and a great redo of chili peppers restaurant... very clean and bright inside, had someone greeting at the door. We went around 2 and it was just coming down from a pretty busy lunch rush. Food came quickly and they made sure we were all taken care of. Marella was there holding it down and we didn't see a single person leave hungry or dissatisfied. Talked with a few other customers and they also really enjoyed their food as well. If your in the area, or just need a change up from your regular sandwich place, pop in and give it a shot. Great value for how much food you get and the quality is good, too. apparently they have pretty good salads too, I'll probably give that a shot later this week and report back!

This was my first trip into Capriotti's. I decided to grab a sandwich to go during an afternoon of errands and so I downloaded the app to take advantage of a free sandwich for my first order. This was actually pretty shameless and all you had to do was order one other site item that totaled two dollars and you got a sandwich for It turns out I was ordering before the store opened so I was automatically given a pick up time of half an hour after they opened for the day. I went with a simple tuna fish sandwich on their small sub. The app did not let me know when my sandwich was ready, but I did arrive a few minutes early, and it was all ready to go. I was met by the smiling face of the single employee in the restaurant. My sandwich was already bagged. My name was on it and my chips and extra napkins were inside already. The store was very clean and organized, and I seemed to be the first customer of the day. The sandwich itself was very good. It had a generous amount of filling and was served as represented on the menu. I will have to try Capriotti's again to try a different type of sandwich as I think it's unfair to judge an entire restaurant by a tuna fish sandwich. However, everything was as advertised and I can confidently give this location a thumbs up.

Capriotti's in San Luis Obispo is a just off Foothill Blvd. There's plenty of parking, the place is always clean, there's a lot of seating and very open space . The staff is friendly and welcoming. We were pleasantly surprised by the quality--it's a chain, but it definitely doesn't feel like typical fast food. The food is super fresh, and they actually slow-roast their turkey in-house, which makes a big difference. I love the classic turkey sandwich, and my husband always goes for the cheesesteak--both are consistently delicious. They also have a great rewards program: after spending a certain amount, you get $10 off, which is a nice bonus.

Recently we finally (we want to visit when it opened but didn't have the chance until now) had the opportunity to visit Capriotti's in San Luis Obispo. The Sandwich shop was easy to find on Foothill Blvd and had plenty of parking available. Capriotti's has got to be one of the smallest "chain" sandwich shops I am aware of (you don't see them everywhere)...yet, that in no way takes away from the quality of the sandwiches they serve. I fell in love with Capriotti's in Las Vegas many years ago and after moving to the Central Coast of California...never thought I would have the pleasure of tasting "the Bobbie" (sandwich) at Thanksgiving time again. My, my, my...and here we are! This location opened in June of 2021 and it's great to have a local Capriotti's franchise. It was lunch time on a Wednesday. There were only a few customers in the establishment and we were greeted as we walked in by Mario (Mgr.) at the order counter. A jovial man, who was quick to help with expediting our order to exact specifications. Thank-you Mario for your great customer service. Our order: Sm Chicken Chipotle Cheese Stk (5/5 - yum) and 2x ( one Medium, one Sm) Wagyu Cheese Steak w/ Sweet and Hot Peppers (5/5 - so fabulous, it just makes my mouth water thinking bout it!). Our order was served up quickly and soon we were in Sandwich "Heaven". The dining area was clean with plenty of seating available...and with our sandwiches in hand we got down to business! FABULOUS! The sandwiches were "loaded" with meat and fixings...and there was plenty leftover to take home. The bill, which gave me sticker shock (reason for the missing 5th Star) came out to slightly over $30 dollars for 2 sandwiches (the 3rd sandwich was on a free coupon), but I guess these days (with this economy) if you wanna play, your gonna pay...so be prepared! On this occasion, in this Yelper's opinion...Capriotti's in San Luis Obispo "brought it all home" and truly earned this "highly recommend, but be prepared to spend" 4 Star review.

I am obsessed with the Bobbie -turkey, dressing & cranberry sauce. The service is quick & efficient. Nice eat-in area

We tried this for the first time. We had delivery via GrubHub. Delivery was quick to Shell Beach. We had the Capistrami(sp?) and the Bobbie. Both were excellent. Next time I'd add extra meat to the Bobbie. I liked the option to scoop out some of the bread. We would both reo

For 2 sandwiches a small and a medium with one drink and one bag of chips was $36. The sandwiches were extremely dry. My husband pulled out 2 bones from his sandwich. The service was pretty fast. It was empty in there which made it nice it we will not be back.

I hadn't been here in quite a long time. Got an email that my rewards dollars were going to expired, so decided to stop in for a sandwich. Prices have gone up - $20 for a small sandwich and a cookie and a drink!!! (High Street Deli is cheaper and way better). Way too much for what it is. Maybe it's the location near college apartments that allows enough business it to stay open. The sandwich was just okay (half shredded lettuce) and the cookie tasted like it had been sitting on the counter for a week. I likely won't be back unless I happen to be starving and in the area.

Cool deli, looks like your in New York. Never been to New York, that's the vibe I got. The guy who took my order was pleasant enough. Our sandwiches were good, expected more flavor in the Italian and my chipotle chicken was pretty bland too. They weren't gross or anything like that, just needed some more zing for the price. Nowadays w everything going up , we want that bang for our bucks. Chips were pricey and so were the drinks.

from a delivery perspective- i'm not a food handler and I'm not supposed to touch food but every time I walk in there they had me 2 cups and make me fill up drinks as if I am the one making the food. I'd understand if they were understaffed but I've seen at least two staff in their standing around asking me to fill up drinks. Laziness.

Clean place nice people. Ordered the cheese steak hot peppers. The guy let me trade the mushrooms for the olives. Straight smackin

Amazing sandwiches, great service, very clean restaurant, and an incredibly friendly staff! The food quality is insane! Cappastrami is my go to! Does not disappoint! I wish more locations were in the Bay Area!

Friendly and efficient service, but very disappointing "classic" sub. Could barely find the meat. Just a tiny roll of paper thin cheese and salami tucked inside the shredded lettuce mix. My husband enjoyed his chicken cheesesteak, though, and I liked the yummy cookie/brownie for dessert.

Everything. Fresh, high quality food. Better by far than Jersey Mike or subway. Prices reasonable. I will add this to best food list. Todo Bueno, Adriana's pizza, Dave's hot chicken. Can't miss.

I was really excited to try this place, as I have heard good things. Our visit was a mixed bag. July 17, 2021, First, we liked the patio area and that it is dog-friendly. The tables were clean, and the parts of the restaurant we saw were also in good condition. Not that the restaurant has any control over this, but there are a couple of Pokestops within distance, so you can play while you eat if you like. There were four of us on our visit, and we all ordered sandwiches. Two of them were incorrectly prepared, having added items that we specifically asked to leave off. I ordered the Wagya Roast Beef sandwich, which I asked to have hot, but the cashier said they only serve the Cheese Steak version hot. I thought that was weird, but ordered it anyway, cold. It turns out that everything they say about Wagyu beef is true! Sliced paper thin and stacked well, I have never enjoyed cold beef as much as I did eating this sandwich. I would definitely order this again. My companions, however, were not sold. Two of them special ordered sandwiches, and neither of them was correct. I wonder if people with food allergies ought to be really careful here. Also, my wife ordered the Impossible cheesesteak, and our son ordered the Impossible chicken cheesesteak. They both said the beef one was pretty bad, but they liked the fake-chicken cheesesteak just fine. I give my sandwich an 8, would have been a 10 if it were hot, and my companions said they'd give their maybe 5-6 out of 10. Not a rousing cheer, I'm afraid. I would like to try them again in the future, and see if this was just an odd day for them. I'll update this review at that time.

Went to Capriotti's for some French dips, they were edible but not that good. Portions are not that great either. Could make them better, definitely wasn't worth the price.

Loved my sandwich. I had the Thanksgiving. Turkey, stuffing, cranberry and fresh roll. Yummm. Definitely going back this week.

Ingredients seem okay. Terrible execution. Whoever made this had to know they screwed up but clearly didn't care.

I ordered a tuna fish sandwich. The menu board said nothing about lettuce and tomatoes. The sandwich was only half full of tuna. The rest lettuce and tomatoes. It was half the tuna of Subway. Very disappointed.

We were in San Luis for a few days and saw this sandwich place. Since it was lunchtime and I love a good sandwich, I was down to try it. My main reaction was shock at how expensive this place is. The sandwich was okay, but way way overpriced. In my opinion, if you want to get a sandwich in SLO, go to the High Street Deli.

First time trying this sandwich shop. I had been driving by and noticed it next to the UPS store. There used to be a Mexican place here. Lucked out and got the parking spot right in front, depending on timing this could be an issue. Counter guy was friendly and was patient while I checked out the menu above the counter. I ended up getting a hot half Billie (turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, and mayo) and a cold half turkey, lettuce, and mayo. Got some chips and a large self-serve fountain drink. I tipped in the cup and they made a big deal about it, I guess that is their thing!! After I ordered I checked out the restaurant. I was happy to see that they roast Butterball turkeys here daily and that they offered "vegetarian turkey" sandwiches (told my work pal about this later). They do catering and offer Wagyu beef and cheese steaks. I will have to return to try these next time. First, the Billie. They are apparently known for this sandwich. It reminds me of a bad Thanksgiving with dry turkey, overly-seasoned stuffing, and too-tart cranberry sauce!! I ordered mine "hot" but it was barely warm. It was really hard to eat because chunks of the stuffing kept falling out despite my best efforts to keep it all together!! I finished it, so it couldn't have been that bad, but I won't be ordering it again, sorry. Second, the turkey, lettuce, mayo on a roll. First, they only have one type of bread option and it is a pretty dry roll. Add that to dry turkey, tons of lettuce, and not enough mayo you end up with a dry sandwich. I would have gotten the hiccups if I hadn't had the large drink!! It lacked any flavor, and this is coming from someone who is "mild". I should have asked for salt and pepper at least. There was hardly any turkey on this sandwich, mostly it was a ton of shredded lettuce. If I order this again I will have to order extra meat and extra mayo. The chips and soda were good, but it is Pepsi not Coke. I will come here again and if I have a better experience I will add a star.

I got the Bobby sandwich. I will never order it again. I cannot count how many bones were in it. Terrible. I threw it out

After an appointment, my mom and I were hungry and spotted this hidden gem and decided to try it. We were instantly drawn to the Bobbie - a turkey sandwich with cranberry sauce and stuffing. WHAT? WHAT? WHAT? That is our all-time favorite post-Thanksgiving leftover meal! My mom was so excited that she ordered a large, which was really like three sandwiches in one. First bite - heavenly. Soft bread, delicious turkey, cranberry, and stuffing. The perfect portion of each item for a delicious, nostalgic sando. I was in heaven, and Mom was, too. I was planning to eat half of my 1/3 of that large sando, but I wolfed it down in less than 10 minutes. Yes, it was that good! Mom ate her entire 1/3 as well. We are very satisfied customers and will certainly be back to try the other menu items. Yum, yum, gimme some! The only downside was that mom took the other 1/3 home to eat the next day and said the bread got soggy and the sandwich wasn't as good as the day before. So eat it the day of, and you'll be golden. Enjoy!

My first time eating at Capriotti's was in Concord and I was just blown away by the "Bobbie". It was literally thanksgiving in a sandwich! I was excited to be able to try it again without traveling so far! They were behind with the hot subs (we were there during lunch). I ordered my favorite sub and a side of coleslaw. The food came out quickly, but they forgot the second coleslaw for my friend. It wasn't a big deal, I knew they were busy with the lunch rush! The sandwich tasted the same as I remembered. I can't wait to go back again for my delish thanksgiving sandwich.

I am in love with the Wagyu cheesesteak sandwich here... So good and truly cheesy and just the perfect ratios for the cheese, meat and onion/mushrooms. The bread is soft and still holds up to the hefty sandwich. Soooo good. And then we also got a Capistrami sandwich but my spouse didn't want the cole slaw so it ended up a pastrami with cheese and it was a bit bland and underwhelming. If you're a fan of flavorful pastrami then this isn't the place to get it! This pastrami was very mild in flavor. We ended up adding some lettuce and tomato and mustard and it was better but still not the best pastrami we've had lately. All in all we will be back for more cheese steaks and whatever else we decide to try!

Love this place, the hot and sweet peppers are an awesome touch. Eat there few times a month

Happy, happy, HAPPY!!! I have eaten at Caprotti's when I lived in Vegas several times years ago. And this brought back such great memories. My favorite is the Capastrami as pastrami is one of my FAVORITE sandwich meat. I try to always get to eating places early as not much of a breakfast person eating out. Unless... Chicken Fried Steak or Biscuits and Gravy. And you get served wonderful before their energy wears down. Look at their menu. Many GREAT choices.

I've been to Capriotti's a few times and haven't had a problem. In fact, it's one of two places in town that I can get a sandwich with fake (no animal products) meat. But today I ordered my usual Sandwich, a Veggie Cole Turkey, got to my picnic spot and opened my sandwich to find real meat on it. The resturant wasn't busy, in fact I was the only person in there. The sandwich was inedible to me (and frankly disgusting), so a waste of $10, and no lunch for me - not cool and I don't plan on going back.

New sandwich spot at the old chili peppers restaurant on the corner of Broad and Foothill. The Bobbi - house roasted turkey, cranberry sauce and stuffing, this was surprisingly really good..the turkey is really high quality flavorful, moist and wrapped in soft and fluffy bread, definitely a step up from the gobbler at Gus's. 9/10 Capastrami - pastrami, cheese (swiss?), cole slaw and dressing. Great cole slaw with the dressing on it, meat was pretty good but less than I'm used to since coming off a month long pastrami bender after St Patty's Day. A lighter version of the sandwich where you can actually eat this and still go back to work, unlike the California and New York style which is triple the meat and cheese and mustard and nap time. 8/10 American wagyu roast beef - really tender roast beef, cheese (provolone?) tons of tomato with some Italian style peppery seasoning on it, onions and lettuce. Loved the tomato and seasoning, I could probably eat this as a vegetarian sandwich minus the roast beef if I was a veggie person. But I'm not and I wish there was more roast beef on it, im used to stacking up the beef to veggie ratio unfairly in the beefs favor. Great bread, went with a large which is just ridiculously enormous - easily feeds two normal eaters. I'd give it a higher score and probably put it at the top if it had more beef 7/10 Cheesesteak - grilled steak, melted american cheese and onions. Usually comes with peppers but I think they forgot to put them on. Steak was decent, not a big fan of melted american cheese unless it's on a burger. I'd probably put this lowest on the list of what we got, definitely would have been better with peppers. Very friendly service and a great redo of chili peppers restaurant... very clean and bright inside, had someone greeting at the door. We went around 2 and it was just coming down from a pretty busy lunch rush. Food came quickly and they made sure we were all taken care of. Marella was there holding it down and we didn't see a single person leave hungry or dissatisfied. Talked with a few other customers and they also really enjoyed their food as well. If your in the area, or just need a change up from your regular sandwich place, pop in and give it a shot. Great value for how much food you get and the quality is good, too. apparently they have pretty good salads too, I'll probably give that a shot later this week and report back!

Capriotti's was my favorite sandwich shop. I live 15 miles away from this shop but always find a reason to combine my trips and stop in to pick up a sandwich when in SLO. Most of the time the sandwiches are good and I've probably ordered at least 100 times since they opened a couple of years ago. I always order through the app and rarely have any issues. One issue I do have is that the price seems to go up every month. I know there's inflation but it's starting to get out of hand. The other day I got home and opened my sandwich and it was incorrect. It had things I didn't ask for on it and included none of the things I did ask for. I threw it away. I called the shop and the guy who answered said to come back and we'll remake it for you. I said I live 15 miles away and I would just prefer a refund. He said, let me have your name and number and I'll call you back because we're busy. That was three days ago and I'm still waiting for a call back. I even filled out the survey when I received it and asked for someone to contact me. Again, nothing. So now I am writing this review, which I hate writing because it was my favorite sandwich shop, but you need to stand behind every sandwich that you sell. I don't feel like a valued customer at this store. Two stars given for all the previous good sandwiches and service.

While browsing Yelp, I came across Capriotti's nearby. I enjoy trying new places on the whim, so I'm glad that I chose this sandwich shop today. First of all, both the manager and the young guy who prepared my sandwich were super professional and nice, and the place was very clean. I was extra surprised when both of them walked thru the place cleaning, picking up small pieces of paper and tidying up in general. But the main event was my super duper large sandwich, "The Bobbie." It was delicious and fresh, made with soft bread, and filled with a burst of flavors of turkey, cranberry sauce, and stuffing. I'm glad that I opted for the large size, so I can enjoy it again tonight and maybe even tomorrow.

So sad to see what was a great place for a quick bite turn into what it was when we visited last weekend The girl at the counter was clueless about the menu (and couldn't have cared less), had to beg for a cup for the tea I bought, the bread on both of our sandwiches was cold, and mine did not include the peppers (even Jersey Mike's can do better). Granted, it's hard to find help these days . . . but, really!?

I came in really excited to try "the Bobby", only to go home, take a few hard bites, & realize I had bit into two pieces of bone. I had to pick through the rest to avoid eating anymore bones. Is it normal for the sandwich to have these piece? The staff is very nice, but I'm not sure if it usually has bones in the sandwich. Overall, it took away from my experience about the sandwich. Won't be ordering again.

Probably would have been good. When I walked in at 8 pm tonight, there wasn't a customer in the place except me standing at the counter. 1 guy cleaning the grill who refused to acknowledge me and another over at the drink station. Waited 2 minutes or so and had enough. Be a while before I go back after that.

Definitely not worth the price! Ordered 2 sandwiches for $32? I thought they would be like 12" Phillies, more like 5" sandwiches

I placed 2 large orders almost a week in advance. This was for a work event we were having. Both orders were for pick up. When i arrived to pick up my orders i see that only one is done, I spoke with the Manager Mario and he stated that the second order was set for delivery. I thought i was going crazy, why would i order 2 different orders one for pick up and one for delivery? I went along with it thinking it wont be a big deal as long as the employees get lunch by noon. I picked up my order at 11:12am and asked when the delivery would be delivered by Mario stated by 11:15am. I drive back to work and started to gather employees for lunch. Our second location called me around 12:30 asking about the delivery. I called the store Mario said it was delivered already, i asked where and he said the hospital (our location is no where near the hospital). I went back to my office to check my order, i saw my address was correct and both orders were for pick up. I called Mario and let him know. He sent the driver back to the hospital location to retrieve my order (unsanitary) and deliver it to the correct location. Employees didn't receive the lost order till around 1pm. I called the location and spoke to Mario a 5th time and let him know i was unhappy with the service, this all shouldn't of happened. He said his manager gave him the order to deliver, how they got the wrong address just baffles me. I asked him to talk to his boss and let me know what they were going to do to make this right? Needless to say i never was contacted after this conversation. Bad for business and ill never recommend this place again. Were in SLO and thankfully the sandwich competition is huge here.

Finally checked this shop out. With so many sandwich shops it's hard to peel away to try a new one. Truth be told the advertisement for the Waygu Dip brought me in. It was worth the trip. The price of the 18" was a bit steep but not unreasonable as it lasted two meals. Ease of online order was great. The girl in the shop was friendly and got me in and out quick. Sandwich was great as noted. If it's still available CHECK it out. I do wish I got more Au Jus sauce. I didn't need a full container but I wish I looked before leaving cause it was not enough for the bigger sandwich. So if you get the dip just double check your Au Jus. They also gave me a coupon to encourage returning. Not sure if this is normal but it may get me back in before the end of the month!

This place advertises one price for their sandwiches on their in-store board, but charges a significantly higher price when you order. The sandwich I wanted was $9.99 on the board, but the person taking my order said all their prices had gone up and it was actually going to be $11.50. When I complained, he basically said "sorry, nothing I can do about that" and stuck to the higher price. I'm not even sure this is legal, but it's definitely a sh**ty, deceptive practice. I walked out, had lunch at a nearby deli, and when I got home filed a complaint with the CA Dept. of Consumer Affairs. These guys at the very least should be fined.

Ordered the Bobbie unfortunately the turkey meat was very dry. Ended up tossing out 3/4 of the sandwich. Shouldn't be serving dry turkey. Doesn't need to be tasted to see that it is dry.

Used to like this place but something has changed recently. First, a medium capastrami sandwich combo with tip cost me over $20. Second, the amount of pastrami seems less than before. It was disappointing for that price. When I went there yesterday it was empty. No one was in the shop when I got there (around 12:45) and no one came in while I was there eating. The place was really cold inside. The thermostat outside the restroom said 59 degrees. You know it's cold when an employee is wearing a jacket. Have they turned off the heat to save money? And to add to it, for whatever reason I can't get a cell signal (Verizon) inside and they don't have wifi. Not in a hurry to go back.

I really had great hopes. Today I decided to order a soup and salad. I know it is a sandwich shop. However, in past experience sandwich shops have great salads and soup. I ordered via door dash. I ordered the chopped salad and a cup of chowder. The chowder was cold. I had to heat it in the microwave to even be able to eat it. It definitely was not home made. (I assumed it was) tasted like it came out of a can. I was excited to have a wonderful salad. The lettuce was a mixed greens and perfect side salad size. I went to put it in a plate so that it is easier for me to eat. While dishing it on to the plate I noticed that all the lettuce I. The middle was either rotten and slimy or had been touching the bad lettuce. Made the whole beautiful little salad not edible. I am not sure if I will try this place again.

This place needs a lot of work. This was the saddest lunch I've had in a long time. My fiance had to wait 45 minutes for this and then come home to eat it during a work meeting. He got the Italian and it is decent. Not worth the time and money unless they fix things

Not impressed. When a customer enters the shop, it makes sense that an employee should greet the customer, preferably with a smile, not a frown. And standing in front of the register for 5 minutes should indicate a desire for purchase. When staff are busy- Zi get it. I can wait- but being ignored is just bad business.

Happy to see Capriotti's open in SLO as I am a frequent customer to two shops in Reno, NV. Their sandwich variety is enough to satisfy most and I continue to return for their Italian with extra hot pepper spread, which this store supplies nicely. Service is prompt and friendly, and the store is clean with room to eat inside and out. Bravo!

I have been waiting YEARS for this place to come to SLO, California! The sandwiches are excellent! I got the Bobbie, my favorite sandwich there. The bread was soft, the turkey was moist and perfectly cooked and there was just the right amount of cranberry to sweeten it up! Oooooow SO good! Definitely heading back after work for dinner!

We were looking for something to take back to our inn to have for dinner, as their restaurant was not open. I went onto Yelp to see what I could find and was delighted to see they had a Capriotti's in San Luis Obispo (who knew???). My husband grew up in Wilmington Delaware with the first Capriotti's and we've been to the one in Las Vegas as well. I forgot to take pictures but we all totally enjoyed our Italian subs. Not quite as thick in terms of meats as it is on the east coast , but delicious regardless.

I do not recommend this restaurant. I ordered a hot sandwich that was barely warm and cost $17.00 . And the bread was hard. No next time for me. Good luck.

Tried it for the first time. Not much turkey meat. No napkin dispenser. Won't be back.

We had to give SLO's newest sandwich shop a try. First impressions, very clean restaurant, happy friendly staff and lots of free parking. The important thing is the food. It is very good. We tried a grilled Italian and a Pastrami sandwich. Both were tasty, coleslaw on the sandwich is a a great addition. They roast their own turkey for their sandwiches and salads. You can also order online if you are in a hurry. Five stars all the way.

Absolutely delicious sandwiches. My favorite cheesesteak in town. Also the sweetest experience. My wife and I had to stay at the hospital for our son the night before; and we just got to take him home and we were hungry. A wonderful gentlemen that worked there saw our son and offered to buy him some apple juice and cranberries. What a loving gesture. Place gets 5 stars. Great food great atmosphere, great workers.