A friendly neighborhood sandwich shop specializing in serving some homemade sandos, salads, & bevs with a lil' twist! WE DO SELL OUT! Please do your due diligence of calling us in the later hours of the afternoon to make sure we still have bread left for the rest of the day, or check our instagram page! We can’t post updates everywhere in real time, but a phone call will save you the trip!
"It’s not easy to find a truly standout sandwich spot, but Monroe Place manages to pull it off with top-notch bread and thoughtful filling combinations, like the pear-gorgonzola, tuna salad on ciabatta, and the Italian Spainard that fuses jamon serrano with mortadella and soppressata for a fresh take on the Italian deli sandwich. Order ahead online to avoid any waits during lunch. — Matthew Kang, lead editor" - Eater Staff, Matthew Kang
"Starting Monday, October 21, LA creator Mike Metz will collaborate with Culver City’s sandwich shop Monroe Place for one week. They’ll assemble a self-described “grown-up” version of a high school favorite with pistachio pesto, turkey, manchego, arugula, red onion, and balsamic glaze on a baguette." - Mona Holmes
"A good (read: not boring) turkey sandwich is a feat. At Monroe Place in Culver City, Sara Fakhfouri jazzes up turkey with a fiery serrano-cilantro spread, a fresh chopped tomato and cumber salad, and high-quality feta on Bub and Grandma’s focaccia. The shop’s website promises “sandwiches with a lil’ twist,” and Fakhfouri’s twists are rather tasty." - Eater Staff
"After braving the Culver steps, head to zeitgeisty sandwich shop Monroe Place for replenishment. Try the Italian Spaniard with jamón Serrano, mortadella, soppressata, manchego, arugula, and shallot vinaigrette on a baguette, or the vegetarian Lil’ Bambino with tomato confit, burrata, cherry tomatoes, basil, Calabrese chile, and honey." - Rebecca Roland
"The greater Eater LA team has been a fan of Monroe Place, the small Culver City shop serving thick focaccia sandwiches, for quite some time. It’s easy to understand why: The menu is charming, owner Sara Fakhfouri is a personable and warming presence behind the counter, and the sandwiches themselves are stacked and action-packed." - Eater Staff
