Ikes Love & Sandwiches - (Near Georgetown, TX)

5 /5 James Anguiano: Best sub style sandwiches Ive had since Vegas! Will be coming back to try more delicious combos! First bite had me at 10/10

4 /5 A TX: My mom was eaving about this place and how awesome their breadcwas and their sandwiches so had to try it. It did not disappoint. There were a ton of different choices which is hard for me because they all looked delicious. I landed on the "100 Things to eat before you die" Menage a Trois. It was tasty. I give it a 4 as I doubt it would be in my top 100 list but this is a great sandwich place. Better than the other usual chain ones. Food was fresh, warm, full of flavor. Establishment was very clean, no line and quick service. Ill be back.

4 /5 Eating Adventures With Omar: I was in the area handling business and saw this sandwich shop on google. Id never heard of them before, so I stopped in. The menu is massive and can be overwhelming. I asked one of the employees what her favorite is and the most popular. She began to tell me about the Beast, I believe. So I decided on that sandwich. The restaurant looked fairly new. It was clean, smelled clean, and the two employees were nice. After a short wait, my sandwich was ready and so was I, because I was starving. My first thoughts on the sandwich when I unwrapped it was, "I know this is going to be good!" My first bite was filled with flavor. The chicken was sooooo good. The sauce was good, and the bread was perfect. My sandwich was pretty big and enough for leftovers. They have a satisfied customer on my end, thats for sure. They even put candy in your bag with your order! Cool shop thats expanding, so give them a try. It is a little on the high-end, so bring the bank.

5 /5 Running Deep: Ike’s Love & Sandwiches in Georgetown is in the back corner of the Wolf Creek Shopping Center. We stopped by on a Tuesday around 2 pm and they were not busy. The manager, Andrea, was very friendly and helped us with the menu since it was our first time. The menu is extensive with many options, and Andrea helped us make a choice based on our likes. We ordered the #2 Hollywoulds SF Cheesesteak and the #91.5 Ikes Reuben. There are a variety of toppings that you can add to your sandwich; some are free, and some are an extra charge. We both got lettuce and tomato added which were free. I got the Dutch Crunch bread with my Reuben, and my wife got the French Bread with her Cheesesteak. Both breads were freshly made and excellent, but I loved the Dutch Crunch bread the most. The meats are sliced in store, and the veggies are fresh and crisp. We made our sandwiches into a combo meal for an extra $4.50 which included a bag of kettle chips or a cookie and a 20 oz fountain drink. Each of the meals cost almost $20, which made the lunch total for two people around $40. This is a lot for a sub sandwich, a bag of chips, and a 20 oz drink, especially compared to some of the big national sandwich chains, but the sandwiches here are excellent. The high cost for lunch will probably keep us from coming back on a regular basis, but we will definitely be back to Ike’s in the near future. Friendly service and great food are reasons to give Ike’s a try. I can’t wait to go back and try some of the other sandwiches!