Experience Schlotzsky's gourmet flatbreads, pizza, salads, and famous sandwiches with up to 50% off
Sample the house's famous sandwiches or opt for American fare like gourmet flatbreads, pizza, and salads for a satisfying meal
Tired of the same old lunch spots? Check out this offer for some exciting new options! Enjoy three vouchers that you can use on a variety of delicious items like gourmet flatbreads, pizzas, salads, or the house's famous sandwiches. It's a great way to mix up your meals without breaking the bank.
What we offer
This deal includes three $10 vouchers that can be used either for dinner or lunch. Enjoy gourmet flatbreads, pizzas, salads, or the famous sandwiches. Perfect for any time of day.- $15.00 for 3 -$10 Vouchers for Dinner ($30.00 value): Perfect for enjoying an evening meal with friends or family.
- $18.00 for 3 -$10 Vouchers for Lunch ($30.00 value): Ideal for a quick yet satisfying midday break.
Why you should grab the offer
Schlotzsky’s stands out because of its signature sourdough bread that adds a unique flavor to their iconic sandwiches. The Austin-inspired menu brings bold flavors and innovative combinations straight to your table. Additionally, the partnership with Cinnabon® means you can enjoy world-famous cinnamon rolls alongside your meal. With customizable catering services available too, Schlotzsky’s ensures everyone at your event will have something delicious to eat. The Rewards program makes it even easier to enjoy their offerings while earning points on every purchase.Need to know info
About Schlotzsky's
When Schlotzsky's first opened in Austin back 1971, the owner offered just one sandwich. Known as The Original, the stack offered lean smoked ham, genoa and cotto salamis, three kinds of cheese, and a layer of marinated black olives, all atop a hot sourdough bun. That’s all it took to get Schlotzsky’s off the ground and send it on its way to become a global franchise, today featuring locations in 35 states and four countries. Of course, today’s menu holds many, many more flavor combinations—Angus roast beef and cheese, chicken and pesto, and a smoked-turkey reuben, to name a few—along with salads and pizzas. The latter aren't as much of a divergence from Schlotzky's lunch-friendly template as it might sound: at eight inches across, they're still easy to grab on the go, and the crust is made with sourdough just like the signature sandwich bread and the walls of the head baker's home.