Sourdough & Co.

Sourdough & Co. in Porter Ranch is bringing fresh, quality comfort food to the neighborhood. Their signature sourdough is the star soft on the inside, perfectly crisp on the outside and the kind of bread that makes any sandwich instantly better. The deli style sandwiches come stacked with fresh ingredients, and the soups pair perfectly for that cozy, satisfying combo. The shop is bright, clean, and quick with service, making it an easy go to for lunch or a casual bite. A solid addition to Porter Ranch for anyone craving simple, well made classics.

I saw this place on Instagram and since we were in the area, we decided to give it a try. We are so glad that we did. My wife ordered the double pesto chicken sandwich. I ordered the crunchy chicken sandwich. We drove home which was a 10-15 min drive. I was very surprised that the sandwiches were still warm. We both loved the crunchiness and freshness of the bread. If you LOVE sourdough, you will love this place. Both sandwiches were stuffed with deliciousness. All kinds of flavor enhancing one another. Everything tasted very fresh and even though it took a little time to get our sandwiches, after tasting them, i can now understand why. They were made with love and very, very delicious. Next time, I want to try one of their salads, flat breads or the French dip! Forgot to mention, thi

Was around the area and decided to try this spot out. Best decision!!! The sandwich I got was cracked pepper turkey! It was delicious and bread was crunchy! I also got a white macadamia cookie warmed up! Must try!

I would categorize this as a glorified Subway. The bread was decent. The garlic pesto sauce was not very flavorful. It doesn't say it's an aioli sauce which has a ton of mayo in it but thats what came on the garlic pesto turkey sandwich. I was thinking it would be a thick basil pesto. They offer a special discount price if you get a drink and chips together but we got charged for both separately. I had to ask for reimbursement. Typical shopping mall food.

Sourdough opened just a few months ago and has quickly become a charming addition to this busy shopping center. When I stopped by during lunchtime, I was surprised to find it completely empty, but that gave me a chance to really connect with the staff. They were incredibly warm and welcoming, and took the time to walk me through the ingredients in several of their sandwiches. I decided on the chicken salad sandwich, which had a delicious mix of grapes, pecans, cranberries, and celery. The sourdough bread was absolutely the highlight, crispy on the outside, soft and tangy on the inside. I opted for the smallest size, which I believe was about 4 inches long. At $10, it felt a little pricey for the portion, but I understand that prices are rising with inflation. Each sandwich also comes wit