Sandwicherie Sue - Peel

We took 2 traditional to take out and both my wife and I loved them. The bread is very fresh and the veggie mix is tasty. Great sandwich at a reasonable price. Will return to try other types

This charming spot offers an impressive variety of sandwiches, each crafted with fresh ingredients that elevate the classic flavors. Mouth-watering toppings on delicious, crunchy bread that doesn't get soggy under the weight of their savory sauces. A perfect balance of ingredients allows you to enjoy every individual flavour. We added a little spice to our sandwich, because we love it that way, and it was wonderful. We had the pleasure of trying several other menu items, starting with their delicious chicken bowl, which was very satisfying. The fantastic spring rolls were served with a delightful sauce. We also enjoyed a refreshing papaya salad that was crisp and vibrant—definitely a must-try! The restaurant's decor is beautiful, calm, and relaxing. Additionally, @sandwicheriesue doubles as a grocery store, where we found an array of cool items and exotic beverages that we couldn't resist purchasing. The friendly service only added to our pleasant experience, and the location is great for a casual meal or takeout.

Sue Sandwicherie is a hidden gem in Griffintown. I had the chicken sandwich and miso soup, and both were absolutely DELICIOUS. Everything was fresh, well-made, and packed with flavor. Without a doubt, it’s one of the best casual food spots in the area. I HIGHLY recommend it if you’re looking for something tasty, quick, and high-quality.

Kind of disappointed for the price it has lots of carrots (đồ chua), too much that the bread is so wet by the time I get home but not a lot of meat. Not sure if this is a franchise but usually I buy this banh mi from the location in Beaubien and it has more meat. The last picture is from Beaubien location. The meat is more brown and it’s also better

This restaurant was within a very short walking distance from the hotel we stayed at during our first trip to Montreal (Hotel Alt Montreal, highly recommended!) and we loved it so much that we went a total of four times during our trip! The staff was friendly and very helpful. Service was super quick, and we only waited a few minutes to receive our order after ordering. The food was simply amazing, and so consistent! Fresh and quality ingredients well put together, and the bread was on point! Will definitely make a point to stop next time I visit!!

I went it to get some lunch and to my surprise there was a full grocery store with imported drinks, beer and so much more. We tried a variety of items from the menu. The papaya salad, a sandwich, spring roll, lemonade, and a bowl. All were very very delish and there were so many options. The grocery section was very impressive - mostly because I felt the prices were at par with most grocery stores. So - one stop shop if you’re going to attempt making sushi or something more specific at home.

I've ordered from your shop at least 3 times in the past week. As a transplant from the west coast, I was looking for some tasty Bahn mi. Sandwicherie sue scratched my itch. The bread is crunchy, the fillings are fresh, and I'm super full whenever I eat one. Thank you so much for making my first few days in Montreal so tasty! I will definitely be trying everything else on the menu.

We went to grab lunch at Sue and to see the brand new store. Quite excited. As it is brand new (Opened March 31 I believe) the interior is very nice and the products are well stocked. Obviously being located in Griffintown, the prices are higher than your usual asian grocery store, I would say from 1.5x up to 3x. A lot of pantry items (Sauce+instant noodles) A frozen section (premade food, Carbs and others) and a drinks section. For what I actually got was their Traditional sandwich (Liver Paté, BBQ Ham and vietnamese sausage) 11.95 and a Sue lemonade (lime juice and watermelon syrup) 5.50 For the sandwich, as a Banhmi I honestly rate it as 3.5 out of 10 The bread didn't feel the freshest and was a little chewy. The liver paté had a strong metallic taste compared to the usual paté. The meats were honestly all over the place, as the BBQ ham was like 45% fat and didnt taste much. The vietnamese ham is not your usual ham (Cha lua), if it is all housemade, it would explain most. The sandwich was also made pretty sloppily as the contents were spilling out because it was not made properly. A good thing though is that it was plentiful! A a regular sandwich, I would give it a higher rating about 6.7/10 My coworker who got the Cha siu one said it was good, maybe I will try that one next time. For the lemonade, all I can say is that it was quite sour, in a good way. It makes you pucker up. Just a tad too sour for me, so 7/10 All in all, i would put it as 5.7/10 For the service, the cashier had forgotten to ask the size for the drink and assumed, and had gotten my name wrong. Relatively fast though. Would I go again? Yeah, theres not too many lunch options around, and I do wanna try the rest of the menu.