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Quiznos Grill Switches to Zeps Epiq Sandwiches

In January Quiznos launched a slightly more upscale sandwich concept called Quiznos Grill at 1147 Broadway.. But last month the company — which was founded in the Mile High City in 1981 — ended that experiment and closed Quiznos Grill. Now the space is occupied by Zeps Epiq Sandwiches, with a...

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In January, Quiznos launched a slightly more upscale sandwich concept called Quiznos Grill at 1147 Broadway. But last month the company — which was founded in the Mile High City in 1981 — ended that experiment. Now the space is occupied by Zeps Epiq Sandwiches, with a roster of  "about two dozen amazing sandwiches," according to the menu.

Quiznos Grill was the only one of its kind — not just in Denver, but in the entire Quiznos universe — and Zeps is also a solo test concept for now. Some sandwiches survived the transition, like the Korean cheesesteak, while a few were dropped.

Many more were added, though, including six vegetarian choices. A list of salads, all-day breakfast sandwiches and loaded tater tots (options include salt & vinegar or Bloody Mary) can also be found.

If you're more of a traditionalist and prefer the original toasted subs, the first Quiznos, which opened 35 years ago, is still running just a few blocks away at 1275 Grant Street.