Snarf's Sandwiches

This sandwich shop is a delight! We enjoyed the Italian (they said they’re most popular) and a BLT. Toasted, they came out warm and the taste was wicked good. This is an order of magnitude better than “subway” and frankly a surprise as the location is a little ticked away off the main traffic. But it’s so worth the extra block walk, they have interesting art work hanging, bottles, cans and fountain for coke! But most of all, the sandwiches are very tasty - no regrets! Ish I was staying another day in Denver, I would be back again tomorrow if I was. Ps quick turn around as you don’t have all those people in line who don’t know what they want on the sandwich, I have to say again this please is an impressive delight!

One of the best experiences out here, it’s local and they have such an amazing menu, awesome art pieces that make the experience even better specially if you have kids! I personally got the Italian sub, which had amazing flavor that I’ve never had before at any other sub or sandwich place I’ve ever gone to. They have fountain drinks, but then they also have refrigerated drinks as well. The servers were friendly, respectful and really nice. Overall 10, out of 10 experience and would definitely recommend . You can tell people like their food as well because me and my family got there and there was a line right out the door as soon as we ordered. Everyone was sitting down and the looks on everyone’s faces was pure joy!!! They also have one of the best chips selections!!!

So I got the Cheesesteak with extra roast beef and mayonnaise, but it didn't come with either of those things unfortunately. I have a feeling if you order in-person instead of through their app then this wouldn't happen. Overall it was good, just dry, which is what the mayonnaise would have been for. The store wasn't very busy at 1pm, a few customers but that's all. Some napkins/trash on the ground but that's it. The employee who handed me my sub must have been a mute since no words were spoken by him.

What a perfect hole on the wall sammichshop. Snarf cheesesteak was a delightful balance of meat, cheese, onions, and peppers with the latter hint of spice being a brilliant high note every few bites. Not too spicy and absolutely delicious. Pickle was an unexpected half sour, which was also great. Got my meal to go but quaint inside seating was clean and inviting, staff super friendly.

Great sandwich shop in downtown Denver. They were out of salad stuff when I went, but the turkey sandwich and the big pickle. The sandwich was toasted to perfection and had almost all the toppings (I didn’t get mayo or sweet peppers). The pickle was cut in fourths which was great as well. Quick service and good food!

Nice eclectic sub/sandwich shop with great options on what you hunger for. The Italian is great! I need to try more creative options on their menu. I would highly recommend giving this place a try if you love toasted subs. 😋

This is a chain sandwich shop that I've been seeing a lot of so I figured I'd give it a shot. Ordered the German hotdog and a cheese steak. The woman taking my order was extremely patient and helpful. The wait wasn't long at all and it's designed so you can take it or eat in. The hotdog was really good although on the bun it came on it was a bit weird to me. The horseradish sauce was quite a bit and you may or may not love that. I enjoyed it and found it above average in total. The cheese steak I ate later and it was still great. Really as good as anything I get in Philly. A good value for the cost. Tables are comfortable and clean. A good lunch spot.

The sandwich was a toasted, beautiful mess. Bread crunched through, clinging to my fingers like it didn’t want to let go, like it had something to prove. Mortadella, Salami, prosciutto, and pepperoni , filed in the void, unapologetically , like they’d been yanked from the hands of some poor deli guy who didn’t want to be there anyway. The provolone ? It was there, too—hot, soft, doing its job, like it gave a damn. It didn’t. But I did. The oil dripped down, pooling on the paper like some forgotten tragedy, but you don’t waste time worrying about it. You just eat. Because that’s what you do when you’re hungry and tired, and the world’s grinding you down to dust. You don’t ask questions. You don’t wait for tomorrow. You just take what’s in front of you and make it matter. And for a moment, it did. It mattered.