The Pass Mount Pleasant

If you’re looking for a sandwich that actually lives up to the hype, The Pass Panino and Provisions in Mount Pleasant is non-negotiable. I recently picked up the "Such a Nice Italian Boy" and it was, quite frankly, a masterpiece of deli engineering. The Sandwich: "Such a Nice Italian Boy" • The Bread: Perfectly crusty on the outside with a soft, airy chew that holds up against the weight of the ingredients. • The Fillings: They don’t skimp. It’s packed with high-quality meats (mortadella, salami, and ham) that are sliced paper-thin, layered with fresh greens, and what I suspect is a house-made spread that ties everything together. • The Balance: Despite being a massive sandwich, it doesn't feel heavy. The acidity from the peppers and the creaminess of the cheese are perfectly balanced. Kno

The Pass The Pirate Hunter’s Google Food Review just hit 10 MILLION views on Google food reviews—and The Pass – Mt Pleasant absolutely earns its place on that list. I usually go with A Nice Little Italian Boy, which never misses, but today I switched it up and had The #39 from the all-day breakfast section—and it delivered big time. Perfectly balanced, hearty without being heavy, and cooked exactly how breakfast should be. From the first bite, it’s clear this place is dialed in. Quality ingredients, bold flavors, and execution that shows real pride in the craft. The menu hits that sweet spot where everything feels intentional, not overthought. The atmosphere is relaxed but polished, service is on point, and the food delivers exactly what you hope for when you walk in—and then some. If

I ordered the Italian boy. Good quality ingredients unfortunately there was too much bread lettuce and tomato and not enough meat. Especially considering the $19 price. I also felt that the mustard was a bit overpowering for the sandwich. I suggest vinegar and olive oil.

Really liked our first visit, but unfortunately whoever made my sandwich hardly put any meat in it. Great flavors however it was 80% lettuce and bread. I got the Rach-Jawn which cost $17.00. I’m hoping it’s just a training thing because everything else was great. My wife got the Tacony-6931 and it had more meat than mine, but didn’t match online pictures of subs stacked with meat on their website. However she loved her flavors.

The sandwiches are tasty and the ingredients appear to be fresh and good quality. Service is great and I enjoyed the sandwich but this is one and done visit from me simply due to the poor value proposition. After tax and small tip you’re looking at a $20 sandwich, without a side or even any chips. Thats the price of a lunch entree anywhere in Mt. Pleasant, and nearly double the price of many sandwiches at other delis.