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Counter-service chain for Vietnamese staples such as banh mi, plus some classic deli sandwiches.
Hours
| Friday | 7 AM–7 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–7 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–7 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–7 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–7 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–7 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–7 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 279 W Calaveras Blvd, Milpitas, CA 95035
Phone: (408) 263-1688
Website: http://www.leesandwiches.com/
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Reviews
Hien Truong
There are many selections of food and drinks as a fast food store. Food are good and fresh. It is very convenient to bring to park, hiking, picnic, or long distance driving. Service is good too. They can speak English and Vietnamese. Atmosphere is ok. There is no seat inside restaurant but there is a restroom that customers can use.
… moreSteven Bui
Food:
The selection of food here is huge. They have not only the sandwiches, but a whole bunch of snacks. Their cold products is large and actually cold compared to other Lee’s sandwiches.
Language:
The cashier speaks English & Vietnamese.
Services:
The employees are busy. They are quick and fast to get your order. The cashier is amazing.
Ambience:
Very warm. Feels like a mini market. There is 6 small tables. Walls have marking. It can do for a new paint job. It looks more like the Vietnamese style vs the western version that are popping up recently.
… moreThe selection of food here is huge. They have not only the sandwiches, but a whole bunch of snacks. Their cold products is large and actually cold compared to other Lee’s sandwiches.
Language:
The cashier speaks English & Vietnamese.
Services:
The employees are busy. They are quick and fast to get your order. The cashier is amazing.
Ambience:
Very warm. Feels like a mini market. There is 6 small tables. Walls have marking. It can do for a new paint job. It looks more like the Vietnamese style vs the western version that are popping up recently.
Cory Chalmers
I lived and worked in Orange County and used to love going to Lee’s in Westminster. We moved to Idaho and I so missed their sandwiches. Well work brought me to San Jose today so I couldn’t wait to go eat there and they didn’t disappoint! I have no idea what it is about their sandwiches but they are my favorite. The shrimp spring roll was also really good. Sorry my photo only showed one as I had already devoured the other two 🙂
… morechrisjean bill warfield-faiola
I actually really appreciate them for helping me out a few times and it says alot about there staff and there establishment. I respect the dignity and character and kindness two of their female staff members have shown. Food is axtualky really good and yeah
… moreJan Janitor
I ordered the NY pastrami which was overall fairly good. The meat was a bit cold and rubbery though.
… moreJ Aromin
Wonderful location off 880/680 freeways. They have everything here except for the French butter in the can. Spam and egg, surf and turf, sardines, grilled pork sandwiches here… fresh baguettes, pate, butter in the fridge… ice coffee, pennywort, thai tea drinks… spring rolls, and many more goodies here.
… moreMatt Kihlthau
The fresh baguettes are always awesome at Lee’s. I’m really enjoying that this location has been filling the sandwiches with even more meat and veggies lately! Stop in for authentic banh mi. Tastes just like in Vietnam!
… moreJade
Bread was incredibly hard. Tofu extremely chewy cold and flavorless. I calmly asked for my money back and the woman screamed at us in Vietnamese and then proceeded to pint at us while continuing to yell and to other customers while we waited silently for our money back from the sandwiches we STRUGGLED to take one bite from. This experience was gross. Sad. Lees used to be the best. It was worth driving to the bay even though we lived in the valley. Least we can save on gas now.
… moreSophia Wu
It’s November 27, they’re closed before 630PM. The sign says Thanksgiving day close at 5PM, Thanksgiving day is November 28th. Please put a sign up or give advance notice if you are closing early also on Thanksgiving Eve! Thanks!
… moreMichelle Eliares
The grilled pork sandwich tastes great, love the sweetness of the pork and generous pickled veg and cilantro to balance. The only thing I’d do next time is ask for the bread NOT TOASTED because otherwise you will rip a hole through the roof of your mouth and need your jaw unhinged. You’re welcome! The place was super busy on a Sunday afternoon, have to give them credit. There’s plenty of snacks, drinks and various grab and go items as well. Word of caution: there’s definitely a language barrier. If you speak Vietnamese, you’re in luck. If not, just point, nod and say thank you! 🙂 Don’t forget the iced cafe sua da which is like rocket fuel, prepare to blast off afterwards! Overall, love this place. Definitely must try if you’re craving Vietnamese food.
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