8 Best Sandwich Shops in Cambridge

“Always clean, staff is friendly, great food“

“Great place for lunch! The chicken ginger rice soup was delicious.“

“Simply the best! The Little Blue Bakery was the talk of the party for my daughters Graduation Party. Not only is the food cart ridiculously charming, the food, drinks, and coffee were such a hit. I loved working with Hannah and didn’t realize all her treats are HOME MADE. I was so happy to have discovered this hidden gem and to introduce @thelittlebluebakery to Metro West.“

“Three bathrooms are transgender friendly!!“

“It says a lot when the preparation team takes real pride in their work.

While waiting, I stepped back and watched the team at Fresh Boston – Cambridgeside build my sandwich. The cleanliness, care, and attention to detail were immediately obvious. Everything looked organized, fresh, and intentional.

The sandwich itself was packed, fresh, and absolutely worth the price.

There’s fast food… and then there’s Fresh Boston.

Great experience all around.“

“Perfect and consistent! A landmark in more ways that one. The menu and the quality is Rock Solid. I fell in love with this place years ago. After many years they still are nailing it. Thanks“

“Great sandwiches and donuts. I’ll go back again and again!“

“On a friend's strong recommendation, I finally tried Subway, which I hadn't had in ages. My impression of Subway was that it was always cold, hard, and just plain white meal, but this time the experience was surprisingly good.

Tuna Sandwich: Subway in the US doesn't have salad egg fillings, so I had to order a pure tuna one (though the picture doesn't really show what the filling is... my bad). The bread was crispy on the outside and soft and warm on the inside after toasting, and the vegetables added a nice contrast; the tuna wasn't fishy or dry, and it was paired with extra cheddar cheese and pepper. The former added richness and flavor, while the latter removed any fishy taste and enhanced the aroma. Freshly made definitely tastes much better.

This place is in a small food court near Harvard Square; the shop isn't big, and there's only seating in the public area of ​​the square, so takeout would be more convenient.“