Sandwich shop

The Block

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The Block is listed on FindALoco in Portland, OR with address, phone, website, hours, and map location. Common services and related keywords include Sandwich Shop.

The Block is a sandwich shop at 701 SW 6th Ave in Portland, Oregon, serving generously filled sandwiches from a food-cart setting. It’s a convenient downtown option for a satisfying lunch, whether you’re stopping by between errands or looking for a casual place to eat. Customers describe friendly, genuine service and portions that feel especially generous; one regular says the shop’s extra-small sandwich can seem like a large at a standard sandwich shop. The cart has tables nearby for eating on site, making it easy to settle in with your meal instead of carrying it away. The Block is listed with a 4.7-star rating from 350 reviews.

The Reuben on rye is one of the standout orders customers mention. Reviews praise its flavors and call it a sandwich worth returning for. The Philly cheesesteak is another favorite, with customers highlighting its strong flavor, soft roll, and packed filling. One reviewer says the cheesesteak delivers good value, while noting that the generous amount of meat may be more than some diners prefer. That kind of detail helps set expectations: these are hearty sandwiches, and the portions are a notable part of the experience. If you enjoy a substantial lunch, the Reuben or cheesesteak offers a well-loved place to start.

The experience is about more than what’s between the bread. Customers frequently point to the welcoming service, including the chef’s helpful approach and the pleasant energy at the cart. One guest enjoyed chatting with the person working about the Portland Trail Blazers, while another praised the food-safety conditions. Those comments suggest a relaxed, personable stop where you can expect direct service and a clean setting. The nearby tables suit a solo lunch or an easy meal with a companion. If you’re deciding what to try on a first visit, the Reuben has loyal fans, and the cheesesteak is a popular choice for anyone craving a filling classic.

The Block is open Monday through Friday from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; it is closed Sunday. Its downtown Portland address makes it a practical weekday lunch stop, while the shorter Saturday hours offer another opportunity to visit. With a customer-reviewed menu centered on the Reuben and Philly cheesesteak, generous servings, tables nearby, and personable service, this sandwich shop is a good fit for diners who value a substantial, straightforward meal. Check the posted hours before heading over, especially on weekends, and come ready for a sandwich that customers say is packed with quality ingredients.

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j bucky
6h ago

Winner on the Ruben on rye. Great flavors great sandwich, nice guy. Will come back and try a cheesesteak but the Ruben is great. Prices are normal $14 ruben and $10, $12 and $16 I think on cheesesteak Food cart owner was pleasant and there are tables around where you can eat. Good find and wouldn’t hesitate to return.

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Misha Lake
6h ago

This is my favorite food cart consistently for years. Genuine service and generous portions of quality ingredients. The XS at The Block is actually a Large in a standard sandwich shop.

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Khawaja Z Saleem
6h ago

Great service by the main chef and immaculate conditions for food safety and consumption thank you special shout out to Ben

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Nick P
6h ago

The guy working the food truck KNOWS his stuff when it comes to Blazers Basketball. Has a really cool energy to him. Enjoyed talking to him about the Blazers and their future. The food was amazing. Had a philly cheese steak sandwhich, great flavor. Great experience overall. Can't wait to go back

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Andrew N
6h ago

This is a really good cheesesteak and you definitely get your money's worth - it's packed. For my two cents, I actually think the sandwich would be a bit better with a little less meat, as the ratio of meat to bread would be better. The roll was nice and soft and compressed well, but would be better if it had a little crisper crust and slightly more chew - like a bahn mi roll. I'm nit picking though would definitely eat this many more times.

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