Riley’s Sandwiches & Shake Shoppe

Disappointing. The chicken salad here is not good. It’s basically just canned chicken and mayo. They could really use some celery or something in it. They should use decent chicken too. We’re not suckers.

This place is close to my work so I stopped there for lunch today… I was really surprised to see they weren’t busy at noon! I ordered the turkey BLT half sandwich on sour dough… it’s really good by I did expect more meat (turkey) on the sandwich… after all I did pay $ 8.44 for the sandwich, fries, fry sauce (which is a little sweet for my taste & an additional .35 cents) and an iced tea. Overall I give them 3 stars, the food is good, fast service at the drive up, but a little on the expensive side for a sandwich… I’d only go back if there were more meat to the sandwiches with it being so expensive.

We went here for the first time tonight for a Friday night family treat. We live right next to an Arctic Circle but I’m not a fan so we drove down to Riley’s to give them a try. I loved Ab’s when it was in this location and was hoping they had similar fries and ice cream. We got a raspberry shake, caramel cookie dough shake, root beer freeze, and fries with sauce. Everything was great! I’m excited to try their soup and sandwiches on another day.

After eating at Riley’s I looked them up and was surprised to see they didn’t have more positive reviews. Great little sandwich and soup spot, sandwiches had tons of meat, to the point that I even commented how much meat they had. My boyfriend did too and he eats a lot! I got the classic potato cheddar soup which was just what I needed on a cold winter night, but they also have a daily soup that looked really good too. The fries were great, much better than any other fast food place, and the fry sauce is house made. I would even consider going there in the future for just the fries and fry sauce.
Any sandwich you can make panini style and they have different types of bread that you can choose from, which I’m assuming is from a local bakery.
When you buy local you may be paying a little more than if you were to go to a corporate chain restaurant, but you are paying salaries for a family in your own neighborhood, and honestly the prices are reasonable.
It’s a perfect place for anyone in West Jordan to stop at after running errands or if you need a quick dinner, and much better than anywhere in Jordan Landing (since Ledgers Deli is gone anyway).
Buy local and keep investing in our community!

I went specifically to Riley’s today to take my daughter to lunch because I intended to use my Wasatch Saving card. The coupon was for Buy One Get One Free MENU item. One menu item was for a half a sandwich and soup for $ 7.49 however the cashier said she’d only take the price of a half sandwich $ 3.49 off the order… say what? It didn’t exclude combo items on the coupon. I had the poor cashier (who handled it well and was really sweet) call the manager. He reiterated that they’d only take one of the items off the cost! What a greedy owner– lost me as a customer forever. Your food is overpriced with the coupon!!! Bad move for him to make. By the way ordered the whole club sandwich $ 6.29 and got the soup $ 3.99 free and shared both so we really didn’t get full. Food was average and if you want to pay these prices better go to Kneaders or Café Zupas a mile down the road. Trust the reviews people and skip this place.

This is the same Riley’s that was on Redwood Road now located at the old Ab’s on Airport Road.
The food is pretty much the same, they still don’t put enough meat on the sandwiches and still offer the same tired potato cheese soup.
With this new location they do now offer fries that they didn’t have before. The fries taste good but I don’t like that you have to pay for the pleasure of having fry sauce, they should at least include the initial cup of fry sauce for free. The fry sauce was not good, it tasted like sugar was added and was way too sweet for me.
For now I’ll stick with my previous 3 stars.