Heading into the prime Gaslamp space that last housed My Yogurt in downtown San Diego is the second area location of Ike's Place, the popular San Francisco-based eatery known for its expansive menu of super-stuffed sandwiches made on house-baked bread.
Ike's Place is the creation of Ike Shehadeh, who first launched his namesake sandwich shop in San Francisco in 2007 and now has more than 35 locations around California and Arizona. Ike's Place offers a huge menu of cheeky-named sandwiches on freshly baked bread, as well as a rumored list of over 400 "secret" sandwich possibilities. Widely known for its famed "Dirty Secret Sauce" and Dutch Crunch bread, Ike's first entered San Diego in Fall 2015 with the opening of its 1,100 square-foot fast-casual eatery within The Hub retail shopping center in Hillcrest.
The second San Diego location of Ike's Place will soon install within the nearly 3,000 square foot space at 542 5th Avenue in the heart of San Diego's Gaslamp. Unlike the Hillcrest branch, the downtown Ike's will not have a beer & wine license upon opening. Expect Ike's Place Gaslamp to as early as this Spring.
For more information, visit ilikeikesplace.com.
