Fairly typical smalltown diner, with an acceptable but modest menu. It was a hot day and we were on bikes, so sandwiches seemed the day's pick, as aside from a side-salad, that was the lightest fare.
The wife got a fried bologna sandwich with applesauce, I got a turkey Reuben with onion rings.
The bologna was a grilled single slab served with lettuce and tomato, adeqate for her limited appetite. It definitely filled the bill.
My sandwich had slabs of sliced turkey, which was too tender to be other than thick-sliced luncheon meat, but it was good, and they substituted bleu cheese dressing for the 1000 island as requested, and the rings seemed almost certainly to be of the house-made variety and they were quite good.
The awesome news?
The prices!
Including my homemade iced tea the bill was $11.90!
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