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Everything I've tasted has been amazing. The multiple specials they have each week are inventive, always sound delicious, and show that someone in the…
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We live nearby and what a little gem to have so close by. Good sandwiches and some are quite impressive. Personally suggest nashers fried chicken sand…
David Ewing
Nashers Sandwich House
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This little place is truly something special. What a great alternative to all the fast food style sandwich places that exist. This is obviously a trai…
Gunnar Prince
Nashers Sandwich House
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Nashers Sandwich House is open for Sandwich Shop. Nashers Sandwich House serves Amish, Salad and Sandwich dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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3 Reviews on “Nashers Sandwich House”
Everything I’ve tasted has been amazing. The multiple specials they have each week are inventive, always sound delicious, and show that someone in the kitchen really loves to cook! I appreciate how orders are made on the spot and there aren’t any heat lamps with pre-made sandwiches waiting to be claimed. I’ve taken many friends and family members there and literally everyone has loved this place. Definitely a gem for us in Raleigh!!
We live nearby and what a little gem to have so close by. Good sandwiches and some are quite impressive. Personally suggest nashers fried chicken sandwich or the tkblt…. but it’s hard to go wrong. Enjoy!
This little place is truly something special. What a great alternative to all the fast food style sandwich places that exist. This is obviously a trained culinary expert who wants to prepare the best sandwiches and soups possible. And they are outstanding. I’ve had the Nashers Southern fried chicken sandwich, the chicken parmesan sandwich, the pot roast and grilled cheese and the chicken noodle soup and they’re all excellent. I know there will be some folks who think the prices are a tad high, but for the quality of food you get here, they’re well within reason. I’d much rather spend $9-10 for something of this quality (and quantity) than $8 for something from a place like Jersey Mikes, Bojangles or PDQ. The biggest problem this shop is going to have is how are they going to scale to the size of the demand they are likely to create (and are already creating).