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| - If you're a first timer like we were, learn from our mistake and don't go during the post-church rush.
There's no discernible line for ordering or paying. It's kind of a free-for-all. The ladies behind the counter take orders, answer the phones, make sandwiches, and call out when your creations are ready.
Along the walls are displays with chips and snacks, and beverage coolers. Cases along the sandwich assembly line feature premium meats, cheeses, and refrigerated prepared goods. There's no good place to wait. You're going to be in someone's way no matter where you stand.
Once you've collected everything you'd like, March your way over to the cashier, where again, there's no good place to form a line.
It's take-out only, unless you're cool with parking yourself on one of the benches out front.
I will say, the selection is hefty and the sandwiches are quite good. They have gluten free bread for sandwiches and there doesn't seem to be an upcharge for it. But learn from our experience and call in your order or be doomed to endure a thousand "excuse mes."
Bottom line, this is a Common Market without the personality.
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