Well. Most of what I have to say has been said. It's in an odd area. While some people thought it was "shady", I really thought nothing of it. It's tucked under a bridge (overpass?) in a fairly residential area. Doesn't look like much from the outside. I went for lunch during a weekday. I was the only one in the place. The decor was pretty plain. Big long bar, some seating in there, and then another room of seating as well.
My waitress was very very nice. I didn't get her name. The food is so cheap! I ordered an order of the provolone sticks and a half of the chicken parm sandwich (see photo). Now, I don't know whether it was because I was extremely hungry, but that chicken parm was probably up there with the top 3 chicken parm sandwiches that I've had in my life. They toasted the hoagie, which I think made a real difference. God, I'm getting hungry thinking about it.