


Schlotzsky’s in Gilmer serves bold, oven-baked sandwiches on signature sourdough bread. Enjoy sandwiches, pizzas, flatbreads, calzones, soups, salads, and kid-friendly meals made with quality ingredients. With options for families, groups, and a variety of dietary preferences, Schlotzsky’s is perfect for lunch or dinner. Order dine-in, takeout, delivery, or catering for offices, meetings, and events. From quick bites to feeding a crowd, Schlotzsky’s brings big flavor and comfort food favorites to Gilmer.
Counter-serve chain serving deli fare, such as their Original sandwich, specialty pizzas & salads.
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The place is entirely clean, nice music and good vibes makes you feel you’re in a fancy restaurant, almost. The decorations are very well done.
Ordered a kids pepperoni pizza meal. When they brought it out it was a cheese pizza. Was given cups for drinks. The coke was completely out at the machine. The guy shrugged his shoulders and said it’s always breaking.
I ordered a medium original and a kids grilled cheese. Both of which there was something wrong with the bread. It’s not the usual. The guy brought it out and before I saw the food started apologizing for the bread. He said the cook blamed it on the oven. But it was over cooked and looked like maybe it didn’t rise correctly or something. The sandwich looked like it was made with 2 sad bottom pieces that were over cooked. The buns were hard. ALL the tables were nasty. We had to sit at the one that was the least dirty.
There some sticky crap that is spilled from the front counter all the way towards the door and around d towards a trash can and back. The whole floor is sticky.
I was also told there’s no military discount while a customer behind me told him that there is a discount here just that the manager has to override it. But wasn’t offered that
Everything about this visit was negative and not sure I’d return to this location.
Me and my two brothers strolled into Schlotzsky’s on a Thursday, hungry enough to eat the front door. Soon as we walk in, the lady behind the counter hollers:
“Welcome to McDonald’s!”
We all paused like… huh? Then she goes,
“Oh wait, I mean Schlotzsky’s. Sorry, I just started.”
Bless her heart—she was tryin’ her best, but we weren’t real sure where we were anymore. I checked the door again just to be safe.
I said, “We’ll take three GIANT Bacon Beef Smoked Cheesies,” and she looked me dead in the eyes and asked,
“Do you want the giant size?”
Ma’am. I’m a grown man wearin’ work boots and a Whataburger hat. Of course I want the giant.
Total came out to $66, which is more than I paid for my first truck. But hey, we were committed now. We got our sweet teas, grabbed a booth, and waited.
Food came out in five minutes. We were impressed… until we realized why it was so fast.
I took one big bite of my sandwich, and my brother squints at it and goes,
“Uh… where’s the beef?”
Y’all. I opened it up and it was just cheese. No bacon. No beef. No meat. Just two buns huggin’ some sadness.
So I walk it back up there and say real polite-like, “Hey, I think mine’s missin’ the whole point of the sandwich.”
She looked horrified and scurried off, then comes back out and says with a straight face:
“The chef in the back declares it National Vegetarian Day.”
I stared at her like she just told me the moon was made of ranch dressing. But I smiled and nodded, and she gave me a new one with the meat back in it like God intended.
Meanwhile, my other brother was sittin’ across the table lookin’ like he just swallowed a tumbleweed.
His sandwich had no sauce on it.
And I ain’t talkin’ “light on sauce,” I mean not a single drip. It was drier than a mouthful of cotton balls in a dust storm. He was chewin’ through that thing like a man on a mission—with tears in his eyes and nothing but bread and beef in his soul.
We laughed so hard we nearly choked. One of us almost did.
All in all, it was a rollercoaster of confusion, meat mishaps, and unexpected holidays.
Would I come back? Absolutely.
Do I know what restaurant I was in? Not entirely.
Best McSchlotzsky’s in town. 10/10. Would celebrate Vegetarian Day again if it comes with bacon.
We waited around for almost 10 minutes and no one ever came to the front to take our order or even acknowledge the fact we were there. If that’s the kind of service you offer, I won’t be going back.
Someone could have come in and stole something and no one would have known.