Fratello's

I came for a sandwich and left emotionally attached. Fresh bread, unreal ingredients, and portions that don’t insult your dignity. This is the kind of Italian sandwich shop that ruins all other sandwiches for you, in the best way possible. Spokane was missing this! If you like flavor, carbs, and happiness… this is your place.I recommend this place 10x over!

I was lucky enough to be the last person served today because they sold out around 1 pm. It was very understandable given that it was their first day open. Its very tiny inside with about 6 seats to the counter but there is plenty of outdoor seating . I waited for total of 30 minutes, some of that wait was due to the fact that they had to hold off on putting in orders to catch up. Again, very understandable for their first day! While I was waiting it was nice to witness the chefs busting their butts to crank out these amazing sandwiches. Also Lauren, the owner, was very kind and introduced herself to me to apologize for the wait. It was totally worth it. I tried "The Belushi" and "The Uncle JR." The uncle Jr was delicious and very flavorful with the peppers and olive spread but the Belush

Omg the newly opened today Fratellos 🤌🏼in kendall yards is and absolute game changer. The sandwiches they are pumping out of this quaint little kitchen are reminiscent of italian delis in much bigger cities. Today I had the Don Corleone with porchetta, provolone, calabria chilis oil, arrugala and peppers, on a house made focaccia. The beauty of this sandwich is only matched by the meledy of the flavors that dance on the tongue like they were at a house party in college that you hoped would never end. The peppery arrugala mixed well with the peppers to give your pallet a chance to realax and recieve the wonders that porchetta and provolone and pesto do to your flavor receptors. I can not wait to try every sandwhich on this menu 10/10 Polish Time Traveler approved. Go support the cool stuff

First day for Fratello's (sister shop to Sorella)! Got the meatball sub and it was excellent. They really focus on quality; the bread and fixings were fresh and delicious. There's plenty of great outdoor seating, but no indoor area currently. Perfect spot for a sunny day lunch.

Fratello's in Kendall Yards is hands down one of the most incredible craft sandwich spots in Spokane. Yes, the sandwiches are shockingly expensive at first glance. But then they hand you the sandwich… and you realize why. They are massive. Not just big for the sake of being big, but loaded with high-quality ingredients, layered thoughtfully, and built with obvious care. You can taste the difference immediately. Every bite feels intentional. The ingredients are top tier, the flavors are balanced, and there’s a level of pride and love in these sandwiches that you just don’t get from chain shops. This is artisan sandwich territory. Pro tip: get there early. They sell out. And once you’ve had one, you’ll understand why. If you’re going to spend real money on a sandwich in Spokane, this is t