Victory Sandwich Bar

By far, the rudest waitstaff I have ever encountered. Despite having spent plenty of money at the establishment over the years, they asked us to leave the property because they did not have a table available. We then asked if we could purchase food to go and then sit down, and they said that you had to dine in to do that…? Not sure why they would hire people who are so anti-customer, but that appears to be their MO.

Great GF options and even better prices!

Great food and drinks. Bourbon slushies and regional cuisine. All delicious. But seating is limited, with close to half of it being outdoors. Parking was a problem as well, as their small lot fills up long before the restaurant does. I had to walk for 5 minutes before and after the meal to where I found a parking spot. Not a big deal on a nice day but on a cold rainy day like the day I was there...it would have been nice to be able to park close by. Parking: Parking was very limited. But there are options in the immediate area. Some more convenient than others.

Super wonderful.

What I love about this place is it's not like any other sandwich shop, they've captured the almost dive bar vibe/specialty eatery very well. Some might call it hipster and maybe they are right but it works and they make amazing sandwiches so more power to them. The outdoor seating area is perfect for a sunny day or a fun night out and their indoor area is also well equipped. Great for families too! We ordered the Beast on yeast (gluten free bread) the Tea bird and Little Havana. They hit the spot! 10/10 would recommend. Vegetarian options: They have a lot of portobello options to switch things up for any vegetarians out there Dietary restrictions: Have great gluten free bread! Kid-friendliness: Definitely, grilled cheeses were being ordered all around us ☺️ - great kid friendly atmosphere Wheelchair accessibility: Parking and whole restaurant is wheelchair friendly!

I rarely write bad reviews. However this is the worst eating out experience I’ve had in the area. We saw there might be a line so ordered online. When we got there we saw it was pretty empty (both inside and outside) with no one waiting in line, so took a seat in one of the many empty tables to eat the (very tiny) sandwiches we got, which would’ve probably taken us 2-3 minutes. As we sat someone approached us and said, very coldly, that we “have to leave the premises” because we can’t sit if we ordered online. Which I would understand if it were busy, but it was empty? And they phrased this in the rudest way as if we were causing trouble? I would’ve at least appreciated “hey sorry but this is our rule, thanks for ordering” The food was okay at best. Nothing really exciting. Very small portions, and getting kicked out of an empty seating area left a bad taste in our mouths. Won’t be coming back here.

Pretty good!

No victory for socialism. Today after nice walk with my friends we decided to try new place and have a drink at no "victory" place. Once we got there no one greet us so we went straight to a table where some guy said we need to order at the bar drinks first and then we can sit down . So my friend got into 15 people line where I and my other friends were resting and then again some guy comes and says there are very strict with their rule of not sitting if I don't physically hold my drink in my hand. So we all stand up and wait patiently unlit we could touch our drinks. Btw I didn't see any designated waiting area/room where we could wait, maybe they have it in the basement. I also have to add that about 10 out of 15 tables were not taken so there were quite slow. After 15 minutes of waiting for drinks we could finally enjoy this wonderful pleasure of sitting on a metal chair but first we kindly ask the superior for permission if now we can finally sit, which he agreed. Wow what a wonderful moment of permission to rest. After one beer me and my friends decided to get one more round so I went to the back of the line where I was approached by the great superior who officially announced me his little manifesto and that I can't have another round because: 1. There are very strict with their rule of not sitting policy until you hold your beer 2. We didn't tip. Of course we didn't tip, there was no service. 3. We offended our superior by asking if we can finally sit down on metal chair after holding beer. The great superior said he is the manager named Ryan. Maybe they should hire more people behind the bar instead of guards looking if someone is sitting at the table waiting for their drinks. People be careful you my end up in work camp if you don't fallow the rule of not sitting, we were lucky to ask to leave you may not be as lucky as us.