The turkey and brie was SPOT ON with the hint of horseradish in the stone ground mustard perfectly balancing the sweetness of the honey mustard, while the tart green apple paired wonderfully with the brie. I've never had Tomato Fennel soup before but this was amazing. I practically inhaled everything - new favorite sandwich shop up here!
Vegan Restaurant
Organic Sandwich Co.
· $$$$ · louisville · Strict-vegan verified
Fully vegan
Editor synopsis · 0 reviews
Diners overwhelmingly call out the signature dish as the must-order. The vibe reads as vegan restaurant — service is consistently described as warm and unhurried. Common gotcha: queues form at peak times — go early or late.
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The turkey and brie was SPOT ON with the hint of horseradish in the stone ground mustard perfectly balancing the sweetness of the honey mustard, while the tart green apple paired wonderfully with the brie. I've never had Tomato Fennel soup before but this was amazing. I practically inhaled everything - new favorite sandwich shop up here!
I got the turkey and Brie warmed up. The service was better here than the Boulder location. Staff seem to lack enthusiasm and seem like they’re just going through the motions. The bread was very hard and not necessarily enjoyable to eat. The sandwich was just okay, nothing to rant and rave about. I think it’s worth a try if you like sandwiches, but I most likely wouldn’t go out of my way to go back. Out of both locations I haven’t been very impressed. The business name seems to take advantage of the “Organic” buzzword and label. The sandwich also made my stomach hurt a hour or so after eating so I’m not sure why but you’d figure an organic sandwich would do the opposite of that. There’s certainly room for improvement all around. My sandwich also didn’t seem to have any Brie on it whatsoever which was confusing since the name of the sandwich was Turkey Brie.
I got the turkey and Brie warmed up. The service was better here than the Boulder location. Staff seem to lack enthusiasm and seem like they’re just going through the motions. The bread was very hard and not necessarily enjoyable to eat. The sandwich was just okay, nothing to rant and rave about. I think it’s worth a try if you like sandwiches, but I most likely wouldn’t go out of my way to go back. Out of both locations I haven’t been very impressed. The business name seems to take advantage of the “Organic” buzzword and label. The sandwich also made my stomach hurt a hour or so after eating so I’m not sure why but you’d figure an organic sandwich would do the opposite of that. There’s certainly room for improvement all around. My sandwich also didn’t seem to have any Brie on it whatsoever which was confusing since the name of the sandwich was Turkey Brie.
Great sandwiches. High quality ingredients and delicious flavors. My only knock against them is that it feels a little too expensive for what I'm actually getting. But then organic is more expensive and comes with less quantity. Either way it's delicious