saw this place with Samantha Brown on the travel channel...lets just say we expected something…read moredifferent...a lot different
so, according to Samantha brown, this is a "deli" with over 200 types of sandwiches
alright, there were definitely a lot of sandwiches, (well Danish open faced sandwiches) but don't think there was even close to 200, maybe 50..and there is no menu. you walk up to the counter where all the sandwiches are on display and point to what you want. and if you don't know, you have to ask about each one
but before this, the hostess was very rude. we came in after walking in the rain who knows how many miles, and instantly could tell it was supposed to be more business-suited attire, while we had ponchos and sweaters. well hey they never mentioned it being in the business district shame on you Samantha brown
the hostess also asked if we had reservations...well no body told us we need reservations and she wouldn't seat us because the restaurant was "full" until 330 when it was 2:00..oh btw there were at least 4 of 5 tables open in the main dining area and an entire wall of bar seats to the right
so after complaining she gave in and let us sit
we had to keep asking what each sandwich was and eventually chose 3, one for each of us
one had cold roast beef, and a cold fried egg...what?
another had hot fried fish filet which was actually the best
and the last was cold bacon with cold potatoes
now these weren't under cooked and left out to be cold, this is how the sandwiches are...
and all these were very, very expensive; like overpriced, crap food expensive
oh btw, the water is only bottled which is another $8 american dollars on top of the $20 sandwiches
this place is definitely over hyped, over rated, over priced, and not worth it