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  • After hearing about a new little sandwich joint that had just opened up, I jumped into Outta Bronx yesterday after work. Wasn't thinking ahead when I subjected myself to weekday 4:30pm traffic to 40th and McDowell from Uptown/Central Phoenix but by the time I thought about it, I was already en route. So very glad I trudged on... Walking in, there isn't much that jumps out at you but give it time. They're still green. I have a feeling that we are going to see many more of these pop up as word gets out. But I'll get to that in a minute. Either way, there were maybe 5 or 6 small tables inside so you can eat there if you like and the ambiance was good enough to allow for it. Think of a small gyro shop or take-out place. Kinda like that. The service from the kid behind the counter was exemplary. You could tell he was proud of the product and a fan, too. He made some solid recommendations on his favorites and had a smile the whole time. I ordered the Chopped Cheese sandwich and my buddy got the Shrimp Po' Boy. We also split some of the Baja Fries. Price was very reasonable. Around $7.50 for my sandwich and a can of soda for a buck. While we were waiting for our food, I saw some of the other menu items being prepared and served. The Chili Fries looked awesome and their hot dogs are freakin' HUGE! We got the food relatively quickly (as quick as you would expect anywhere else) and took it back to my place to chow it down. My sandwich was 100% exactly what I was looking for when I ordered it. Beefy, cheesy, gooey yumness and the bread was good quality, too. I tried one of the shrimp from the Po' Boy and will DEFINITELY be ordering that very soon. There were 8 very large fried shrimp and the sauce was perfect. The Baja Fries came in a large to-go container and the thing was filled with 'em. Fries with cheese, jalapeno's, chicken, peppers, onions, covered in a spicy aioli sauce... so good. But don't expect to knock down a sandwich and a large order of their street fries on your own. NO, this isn't me challenging you, it's just a suggestion! Hell, I could do it if I wanted to... and if I didn't want to accomplish anything for the rest of my day... Hahaha If you're ever in the area (or even if you're not) and you want a good, comfort-food style sandwich, CHECK THIS PLACE OUT. There isn't another menu in town like it and the quality of the food will bring you back for more.
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