Ike's Love and Sandwiches

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Phoenix, United States

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Sandwich shop

Ike's Love and Sandwiches Reviews | Rating 4,5 out of 5 stars

Ike's Love and Sandwiches is located in Phoenix, United States on 910 N 4th St. Ike's Love and Sandwiches is rated 4.5 out of 5 in the category sandwich shop in United States.

Address

910 N 4th St

Price range

$$

Phone

+14805658573

Best known for
Fresh Sushi
Biggest weakness
Inconsistent service
Most praised
Value for Money
Recommended for
Families, Sushi lovers
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Leo Murphree

Fantastic sandwich shop. This place blows other sandwich shops out of the water. My personal favorite has got to be the going home for Thanksgiving. Who would have ever thought to put Sriracha and cranberry sauce together. This and MANY more choices are available. Seriously you could get a different sandwich practically every day of the year. Also if you're vegan or vegetarian they have options for you too! Don't waste another lunch at those basic sandwich shops, come here and spice it up.

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Victoria Ramirez

The only place you're gonna get a delicious GLUTEN FREE sub sandwich in Phoenix! Pic is what the gf sub bread looks like! Its soft and made at a local gf shop in scottsdale. Portions are large, filling and tasty. Defs recommend trying one of their many sub combos. Also huge bonus for them carrying Zapps brand chips!!

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Jacob Garrison

Good sandwich but pretty pricey. Definitely a once in a while sandwich place but delicious. Lots of different choices. Gotten something different each time and have enjoyed it.

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Douglas Bonnell

Love #19 The Turkey Dinner. With cranberry sauce and a spicey kick thrown it. Love it

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Chelsea Scott

It was my first time at any Ikes Love and Sandwiches. I got the Joe Namath sandwich on their dutch crunch bread and added cucumbers. The best I can put it is like this - the sandwich has potential but was overly drenched in an Asian sesame dressing that was SOOO sweet my sandwich tasted like a dessert. There was so much of it, it also made the bread soggy - which means the half I couldn't eat and saved will probably be a pain to revive later (if its not completely demolished already). Had a bite of another sandwich and it was good so maybe Ill have to think about giving it a second chance... maybe. At least the fried zucchini was \u200d️.

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