This is a small sandwich shop that has a nice selection of sandwiches, some of which are distinctive and unique. It's not your typical deli where you go for turkey, roast beef or ham sandwiches. I had a Cuban sandwich that was very tasty. It was a pressed sandwich, heated and served on a baguette. Everything tasted very fresh. It looked a little small but because it was pressed there was more there than met the eye.
The have burgers and sandwiches like that that are cooked, and a real interesting vegetarian option with grilled eggplant.
All the sandwiches come with a home made potato salad. They get extra points for the potato salad, which was fresh and not too sweet or creamy.
When you go in, there's a counter with about six seats and the sandwiches a we marode behind the counter. It looked like there was an additional seating area in the back, but I didn't go there so don't know how large it was.
Prices were maybe a little high at $11 for the Cuban sandwich, but I think with the quality it was worth it.