Capriotti’s

Information

Capriotti’s
Located Just Off The Strip
322 W. Sahara
Las Vegas, NV 89109
702-474-0229
website
$7-$15
Mon-Sat 10am-8pm
Sun 11am-7pm
Restaurant Type: Sandwiches
Vegas4Visitors Rating: A

At a Glance

What is it?

Amazing Italian submarine sandwiches that are huge, flavorful, and inexpensive.

Where is it?

There are many all over town but the one listed here, just west of Las Vegas Blvd. on Sahara, is the closest to The Strip.

What kind of food is served?

Everything from turkey and ham to more unique concoctions including one that is like Thanksgiving dinner on a sandwich, all with an Italian spin to things.

What is the atmosphere like?

Fast food bland.

How is the service?

Fast food efficient.

What are the prices like?

More expensive than Subway or Quizno’s but bigger and a million times better.

What else do I need to know?

There are locations all over Las Vegas – check their website to find one close to where you’ll be staying.

What’s the bottom line?

The best sandwiches in the world. Seriously.

Full Review

Capriotti’s started more than two decades ago in Delaware but established a beachhead in Vegas in the early part of the 2000’s with many locations throughout the valley and is now spreading throughout the country including locations in California. To put it simply, if one of these opens near you, go there immediately.

Their standard subs cover all the bases including turkey, roast beef, Italian, ham & cheese, tuna, salami, meatball, and steak on which you can get your choice of cheeses and all the fixings. But before your eyes start glazing over, take a look at the prices: around $7-8 for a small, $8-10 for a medium and $12-16 for a large.

A lot of money you may be thinking. Well, how’s this for a wake up call – the small is 9″, the medium is a foot long, and the large is an almost insane 20″! I got the 9″ cheese steak and I wasn’t able to finish it all.

As delicious and fresh as these “regular” sandwiches are, it’s the so-called “Cap’s Specials” that really set the place apart. You could try Thanksgiving on a roll with “The Bobbie,” featuring turkey, cranberry sauce, and stuffing. Or perhaps you’d prefer the “Slaw Be Jo” with roast beef, cole slaw, provolone cheese, and Russian dressing.

These specials are totally unique, completely delicious, and priced within a few pennies of the “regular” sandwiches. I have to admit thought that it is still the simple ham and cheese that I go back to every time.

They also offer hamburgers and sausage subs, smaller regular sandwiches, vegetarian meatless soy subs (turkey, bologna, salami, etc.), and gigantic party platters.

The food tastes a lot fresher than that stuff you’ll find at the national chains, the portions are larger, and the selection is much more interesting so the next time you’re in Vegas, bypass the hotel food court and head off to Capriotti’s for a taste of what a real sandwich is all about.