Literally ran into this place (face first) the other day and thought, "I do love a sandwich." The rest is history. Tasty, sticky, messy history.
I had their BLTizzy which boasted bacon, lettuce, tomato and avocado. Kind of an odd mix but I liked it. Everything was super fresh and the bacon was amazing. I washed the whole thing down with two pickles and a tomato soup. My friend had a chicken sandwich that was roughly the size of a small dog and Yukon Gold fries. Tack on a Boylan soda and a Sprite and we had one large meal with a price to match.
There's seating for maybe 18 people if you tuck in your elbows and hold your breath at the tables. I would have liked to see a counter for people that are stuck standing. Maybe they're trying to encourage take out though.
The hardwood everywhere is nice and while I liked the music they were playing, I'd be happy to hear more Jeru and Blahzay-Blah than Biggie Smalls telling girls to take their shirts off.
Murray's prices aren't great but they aren't bad either. I can see the comparison with Reggie's but the two menus are entirely different so it's a little unfair to compare them. If Murray's starts making wagon wheel sized cookies then I'd call them a copy cat, till then I'll be happy to try out the rest of the menu and see how it stands.
Oh, they should have their debit and credit up and running by now but just in case, bring cash.