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Counter-serve chain specializing in sub & club sandwiches, plus signature potato chips.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7530 S University Blvd #130, Centennial, CO 80122
Phone: (720) 359-2465
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Jimmy John’s Locations in Centennial, Colorado
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Sandwich Shop & Gourmet Subs in Centennial | Jimmy John’s 0633
… Centennial, CO … 7255 S Havana St, Centennial, CO 80112. Store ID : 0633. Open Now • Closes at 7:00 PM Monday. Order Now · Get Directions. 7255 S Havana St …
Sandwich Shop & Gourmet Subs in Centennial | Jimmy John’s 1265
/CO; /Centennial; /Jimmy John’s. Jimmy John’s. 20209 E Smoky Hill Rd, Centennial, CO 80015. Store ID : 1265. Open Now • Closes at 10:00 PM Thursday. Order Now.
Reviews
Andrew Gunning
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I don’t often write reviews, but my experience at Jimmy John’s was so transformative, so soul-igniting, so cosmically profound that to remain silent would be a disservice to humankind.
Let me paint the picture.
It was an average Tuesday. I wandered in, hollowed by the weight of modern existence. Life had lost its flavor—until I crossed that threshold and was met with a thunderous, “WELCOME TO JIMMY JOHN’S!” that shook the dust from my weary spirit. That greeting? It wasn’t just customer service—it was a call to adventure.
I ordered the #9, Italian Night Club. What I received was not a sandwich. It was a manifestation of all that is good and true in the universe. Crafted with speed that borders on supernatural (seriously, I think the sandwich existed before I finished ordering), each ingredient sang in harmony like a choir of deli angels.
The bread? Warm, crusty, soft in the center. It hugged the fillings like a long-lost friend. The meats? Layered with such precision that I briefly wondered if a retired architect had returned to his true calling in sandwich artistry. The lettuce—crisp. The tomatoes—ripe. The mayo? Not a condiment. A love letter in spreadable form.
And the pickle. Let us not forget the pickle. That green spear of briny brilliance. It wasn’t just a side. It was a punctuation mark. A bold exclamation point on a sentence written entirely in flavor.
But the experience wasn’t limited to the food.
The staff? Culinary poets in motion. I once sneezed and before I opened my eyes, someone had already handed me a napkin and a mint. The service here operates on a higher plane. I’m not sure if the employees are trained, chosen, or anointed.
The atmosphere? Clean. Efficient. Unpretentious. A place that doesn’t pretend to be trendy or artisan. It knows what it is: a sandwich sanctuary.
I’ve been to Michelin-starred restaurants. I’ve eaten at hidden culinary gems. But nothing—nothing—has shaken me to my core like the #9 with hot peppers from Jimmy John’s.
Every time I eat here, I feel like I’ve been seen. Heard. Nourished not just in body, but in spirit. I’ve eaten here happy, tired, heartbroken, victorious—every sandwich a kind of therapy session. The only difference? I leave full and satisfied every time.
Is it just a sandwich shop? Maybe. But so is the Sistine Chapel just a church. So is Beethoven’s Ninth just a song. Jimmy John’s is the intersection where food, speed, and existential fulfillment collide.
If you’ve never been: go. If you have been: go again. And if you’re working there reading this review, please know—I see you. I appreciate you. You’re changing lives, one freaky fast masterpiece at a time.
This isn’t just a 5-star review. It’s a 5-star pilgrimage.
… moreI don’t often write reviews, but my experience at Jimmy John’s was so transformative, so soul-igniting, so cosmically profound that to remain silent would be a disservice to humankind.
Let me paint the picture.
It was an average Tuesday. I wandered in, hollowed by the weight of modern existence. Life had lost its flavor—until I crossed that threshold and was met with a thunderous, “WELCOME TO JIMMY JOHN’S!” that shook the dust from my weary spirit. That greeting? It wasn’t just customer service—it was a call to adventure.
I ordered the #9, Italian Night Club. What I received was not a sandwich. It was a manifestation of all that is good and true in the universe. Crafted with speed that borders on supernatural (seriously, I think the sandwich existed before I finished ordering), each ingredient sang in harmony like a choir of deli angels.
The bread? Warm, crusty, soft in the center. It hugged the fillings like a long-lost friend. The meats? Layered with such precision that I briefly wondered if a retired architect had returned to his true calling in sandwich artistry. The lettuce—crisp. The tomatoes—ripe. The mayo? Not a condiment. A love letter in spreadable form.
And the pickle. Let us not forget the pickle. That green spear of briny brilliance. It wasn’t just a side. It was a punctuation mark. A bold exclamation point on a sentence written entirely in flavor.
But the experience wasn’t limited to the food.
The staff? Culinary poets in motion. I once sneezed and before I opened my eyes, someone had already handed me a napkin and a mint. The service here operates on a higher plane. I’m not sure if the employees are trained, chosen, or anointed.
The atmosphere? Clean. Efficient. Unpretentious. A place that doesn’t pretend to be trendy or artisan. It knows what it is: a sandwich sanctuary.
I’ve been to Michelin-starred restaurants. I’ve eaten at hidden culinary gems. But nothing—nothing—has shaken me to my core like the #9 with hot peppers from Jimmy John’s.
Every time I eat here, I feel like I’ve been seen. Heard. Nourished not just in body, but in spirit. I’ve eaten here happy, tired, heartbroken, victorious—every sandwich a kind of therapy session. The only difference? I leave full and satisfied every time.
Is it just a sandwich shop? Maybe. But so is the Sistine Chapel just a church. So is Beethoven’s Ninth just a song. Jimmy John’s is the intersection where food, speed, and existential fulfillment collide.
If you’ve never been: go. If you have been: go again. And if you’re working there reading this review, please know—I see you. I appreciate you. You’re changing lives, one freaky fast masterpiece at a time.
This isn’t just a 5-star review. It’s a 5-star pilgrimage.
Ivan Shelkovich
Online ordered an over $20 sandwich. Opened it up and there’s absolutely no meat on it! They gave me a lettuce and tomato sandwich. Terrible!!
… moreTrevor Milledge
This Jimmy Johns location is an ABSOLUTE JOKE and all the sandwich boys who work there and their entitled attitude and lack of customer service should all be in the unemployment line. Consistenly waiting an hour for a delivery when we live less than a mile away. We order for our teenager when we aren’t home yet and EVERY TIME the kast few months they can’t manage to get a single sandwich delivered in under an hour.
Not sure what changed. Ownership. Management. Both. When I called to ask I was told “he left with your order over 30 minutes ago” and “thats just how it is” so Jimmy Johns “freaky fast” is my sons sandwich sitting in your drivers car for 30 minutes when we live one stop light away?
Could’ve walked there, gotten the sandwich home and eaten it in the amount of time it took for paid and tipped delivery.
Yeah ” Thats how it is”
Maybe if delivery guys vape less and drove more, they’d actually be worth the 18 dollars an hour they’re demanding in fast food jobs.
Total joke.
… moreNot sure what changed. Ownership. Management. Both. When I called to ask I was told “he left with your order over 30 minutes ago” and “thats just how it is” so Jimmy Johns “freaky fast” is my sons sandwich sitting in your drivers car for 30 minutes when we live one stop light away?
Could’ve walked there, gotten the sandwich home and eaten it in the amount of time it took for paid and tipped delivery.
Yeah ” Thats how it is”
Maybe if delivery guys vape less and drove more, they’d actually be worth the 18 dollars an hour they’re demanding in fast food jobs.
Total joke.
Demon Tupperware
I work in a place where most of my income is cash tips so I end up ordering my lunch from here a lot since I’m able to get delivery with cash. The food is a great price and never fails to taste great. The drivers are always friendly when coming in and I seriously appreciate the kindness they show. I mostly order when I am at work and if they see I’m with someone they are one of the only delivery people who don’t shove past customers to give it to me and you have no idea how much I appreciate that. 10/10 wonderful kind staff, good food, good prices!
… moreLauren Robbins
I ordered ONE sandwich over the phone for delivery at 11:25am. I was told it would be 10 minutes. After being made at 11:29am (as seen on receipt), it arrived 12:11pm (over 40 minutes later)! We live 2 minutes away from this location. Not okay. This was a deli meat sandwich – it arrived warm and had easily been sitting out far too long. Disgusting. I called back to speak with the manager, Stellen. He was rude and argued when the order was placed/made. He then indicated they would refund my order because they had “too many orders” and couldn’t guarantee a sandwich that was to my satisfaction. Really? They can’t guarantee a sandwich that wasn’t sitting in a car for nearly an hour? I told him I didn’t want a refund, I wanted a sandwich. I normally order from this store but after this experience and the way the manager handled this situation, I’ll take my business and money elsewhere to a more deserving location. They should not make the sandwich until it’s ready to go out and actually be delivered (not driven around while their driver drops off other deliveries). Or pay for a second driver if they’re that busy. This was an unacceptable amount of time to wait for one sandwich which sat out far too long – this is cause for food poisoning and the store manager should be ashamed for how he handled this situation.
… morecaitlyn hughes
Freaky fast?? Placed online order still not ready 40 minutes later. No confirmation email to verify order either…. They ran out of bread after they made our sandwich’s. Highlands ranch location up the street is 1000% better.
… moreTaylor Curry
We’ve been ordering from this Jimmy John’s for 4 years. They must have changed management sometime this year because for the last several months, almost every time we place an order, my husband shows up to pick it up and they are OUT OF BREAD! I seriously don’t understand how their planning is so poor that this keeps happening. Not to mention, no one calls us to tell us this is an issue and save us a drive over there. My husband only finds out when he arrives to pick up our order. I’ve never seen a Jimmy John’s so poorly run.
… moreLuca
Sweetest worker ever! He was super patient with me and very friendly, got my sandwich out in like 30 seconds. Great service
… moreSara Syverson
I’d give this location zero stars if I could. I order a simple sandwich per the menu and it takes over 45 minutes to arrive. Then when i open the order the sandwich is missing half the ingredients! I call and speak with Stellen the store manager who was extremely rude and quickly caught an attitude as if I had bothered him! Worst sandwich I’ve ever received. Worst service I’ve ever received. Do better. It’s not that hard.
… moreDaniel Campbell
Overall I’ve had a positive experience with this Jimmy John’s. Their sandwiches are made quick, and the ingredients are always fresh. Their chips, cookies, and pickles are also very good, although the last one is a bit pricey for the amount you get. I can always depend on Jimmy John’s for a quick and delicious meal!
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