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  • I stopped by here today for lunch with my fiance. I have been wanting to try the thin man sandwich shop ever since I started reading the reviews on Yelp. Whenever we walked in the first thing that I noticed was the chalkboard menu. There was also the area behind the counter where they were making the sandwiches and a few seats downstairs at counters looking out the windows. I also noticed that they had some additional seating upstairs but did not make it up there. After looking over the menu I asked the girl taking my order if they could substitute some of the bread types with a flatbread or a wrap since my fiance does not eat bread but they could not. I ended up ordering The Braised Duck Leg. It consisted of some shredded duck leg, black garlic, a scallion pancake, ginger braised celery on a sesame kaiser while my fiancĂ© had the everything hummus and split the Mac and cheese with me. After about a ten minute wait at one of the windows looking out over Smallman Street, our number was called and we received our food. My sandwich came in what looked like butchers paper and whenever I opened it up I was disappointed in the size of it. Basically it was the same size sesame kaiser that you would get from McDonalds or Burger King with one of their bigger sandwiches only of better quality. I will admit that the duck inside of it was delicious as it was juicy and cooked perfectly. The ginger braised celery was also nice and gave it a little bit of a crunch. Finally the scallion pancake I could see on the sandwich but I did not think that it added very much. Overall though I was pleased with the great flavoring and amount of duck for the sandwich size. After finishing my sandwich I decided to try the hummus which my fiance said she loved. It was interesting in that along with the chickpea flavor, it really did taste like an everything bagel with the poppy and sesame seeds coming through the most. Finally the mac and cheese was also pretty good. It was baked together in the oven and came to us in two little triangles covered with a crispy topping. The flavoring of it was good and I enjoyed the presentation as well as the topping which I suspect may have been Shake and Bake? The bottom line for me is that I may come back here in the future. The food that I ate itself deserves a five star review as it was good but the $9.50 I paid for my sandwich certainly did not fill me up, not even with some mac and cheese and hummus. So while the food itself is good I would be prepared to either spend a lot of money or plan to eat a snack elsewhere afterwards which is what I ended up doing.
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