Earl Of Sandwich - Winnipeg

I first tried Earl of Sandwich in Las Vegas a few years ago, and when I heard they opened a location in Winnipeg across from Ikea, I had to go check it out. I was very impressed with my Chipotle Chicken Avocado sandwich on wheat bread. The chicken tasted homemade and the avocado and other vegetables were fresh. The bread was toasted perfectly and there were delicious sauces to enhance the flavor. At only $10 per sandwich, it was a great deal. I highly recommend giving this place a try in Winnipeg. I look forward to trying all of their sandwich options in the future.

I highly recommend trying this restaurant if you haven't already! I enjoyed the beef dip and tuna melt. The prices are reasonable and the staff is friendly. The outdoor patio is a nice touch. It's like a subway but even better! I will definitely be returning. Thank you! My only complaint is that the app and points system need to be functional in Canada.

Our first visit to this restaurant was not ideal. One of the sandwiches we ordered was good, but the other was a disaster. My wife enjoyed the well-made Holiday Turkey sandwich, but the Original 1762 was terrible. The bread was undercooked, there was not enough meat, and the horseradish was watered down to the point of tasting like mayonnaise. Considering the high prices they charge, a 50% success rate on sandwiches is not worth it. I cannot recommend this place.

We ordered Chipotle chicken and vegetarian sandwiches with tomato soup. All were made to perfection. Loved the sandwiches and soup. Very friendly service and prices are reasonable. Also, got a mac n cheese for my 4 years old and she finished it all, proof of great taste. The location also followed all Covid protocols and tables are all socially distanced. Washrooms were very clean and location has ample parking available.

It was an over priced Quiznos. Got the tuna melt which tasted like a cold subway tuna. Husband tried the Original roast beef, like the horseradish but overall basic. Ordered the cheddar broccoli soup, straight up from a can. Also the Mac and cheese is some basic frozen stuff. Update: returned on Tuesday for the buy one get one free, and got the tuna melt and the roast beef classic. There was no Tuna and definitely not melted. There wasn?t cheese? I really didn?t enjoy it. The roast beef wasn?t flavorful even with the horseradish. The sandwiches were a last attempt at Earls. Love the over stuffed Las Vegas location. Three employees working and no customers, probably bc the lack of fillings.