If you've been waiting with bated breath for a new kind of sandwich experience in Santa Monica, the wait is over – Bread Head Sandwiches celebrated its grand opening this past Saturday on Montana Avenue. The brainchild of Alex Williams and Jordan Snyder, both alumni of the revered Trois Mec, this shop aims to bring a fresh twist to the sandwich scene with its unique homemade bread and premium ingredient combinations. Williams, emphasizing the importance of the base element, told What Now Los Angeles, “We think the foundation of a good sandwich starts with quality bread,” pointing out how their everyday in-house baked bread is central to their concept.

Bread Head isn't just any sandwich joint it's settled right in the heart of the bustling Montana Avenue and its upscale takes on the classics are drawing attention, their doors opened to reveal an array of sandwiches that hinge on both quality and originality with a bread that Williams and Snyder hope people will come to crave, yet the attention doesn't stop at just the bread. Snyder added that their vision “was to be a neighborhood sandwich shop” and expressed their commitment to becoming a Montana Avenue mainstay, as per What Now Los Angeles. They're serving up a selection of sides, salads, and beverages to accompany the sandwiches—with specialty beer and natural wines on the horizon.

The founders’ commitment to crafting the "best versions of timeless classics" seems to be resonating: Bread Head's modern interior beckons locals in search of a food experience that promises familiarity yet innovation, truly becoming a sanctuary for sandwich lovers alike. Located conveniently at 1518 Montana Ave, this establishment with its welcoming atmosphere is set to become a local favorite for those looking to satisfy their lunchtime cravings or pick up something for a beachside picnic.

So as summer heats up in Santa Monica, Bread Head is ready to serve up its innovative sandwiches to the masses, with both founders clearly proud to hang their hats on their quality bread and carefully curated ingredients, for what they hope will be many years to come. For more information on Bread Head Sandwiches and to peek at their menu before you go, visit their website provided by What Now Los Angeles.