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  • So good we got an extra sandwich to go. My fiancĂ© could live on sandwiches for the rest of his life and be a happy well fed fella. He's always on the look out for a new place and today he suggested Capriotti's with a certain eagerness in his eye. Located next to the Golden Steer just off the strip (yet in a non-run down area) with plenty of parking. Capriotti's is a smallish restaurant with about 10 - 12 tables (depending on the arrangement). Since you can eat a sandwich fairly quickly or take it home, it's not really an issue. Plenty of seats were to be found when we were there. I ordered the Italian Meatball and he ordered the Turkey sandwich. Like most couples we took a bit of each other's sandwich. While not a big turkey fan, I have to say it was really put together well. REAL turkey with chucks of meat and not the pressed deli meat you'll find in a sandwich vending machine. With plenty of condiments mixed with a nice mixture of spices made for great turkey sandwich. I ordered the Meatball and consider it one of the best I've ever eaten. The bread was soft enough to allow the cheese and tomato sauce to mix together so you get that delicious tomato, meat, cheese, bread paste in your mouth. Many places will serve it to you with a hard shell of a sandwich leaving you with a soggy inside and a impenetrable crust capable of chipping a tooth. Luckily you won't find such a monstrosity here. The staff was very friendly and didn't blink an eye when we asked for condiments. They even suggested some options they thought would go create with the sandwich. At the end, we enjoyed our individual sandwiches so much we ordered the famous "Bobbi" to go for dinner that night. Despite being 6 hours old and sitting in a car for a while, it was still very tasty. I only imagine how much better it tastes fresh or after taking it home. If dollar value matters, rest assured the prices are fair and the smallest sandwich is 9 inches long which should satisfy anyone. So if you love sandwiches, go to Capriotti's for a great deal and probably the best sandwich you've had in a long time.
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