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| - Diners, Drive in, and Dives can do an entire episode within a stone throw of this business, because the unique collection of eatery within this city block. Luv-It frozen Custard has the biggest name in the immediate area because of their long history in the city, Then Arts of Flavors's gelato and Viva Las Arepas empanada are beyond impressive, and having all of them in the neighborhood is like having LA Dodger's battling line up, because you can't pitch away from the meat of the order. Too me, The Goodwich is like having Carl Crawford in the line up, because they put out a wicked twist on sandwiches.
Located in a little white station at the corner of Las Vegas blvd and Wyoming ave, it's kind of easy to miss them, but if you're stopped at the intersection, it's not a problem to find them.
After reading a few review of this place, it was easy bookmark. and I planned a visit after work from the northwest side of the valley. I have to say, it was a very pleasant experience coming to this stand.
My first visit was 10:00 on a Saturday night, and the Goodwich was pretty busy with customers. I wasn't sure where the line started, but the process was pretty easy because the guy who was taking the orders was on it, and kept track who got there first. I had an idea what to order because of the raves of others, and ordered some breakfast styled sandwich and the fluff and nut, which both got Monte Cristo styled. The entire order took only about seven minutes, then I went to work on these bad boys.
The Breakfast sandwich was good, but the fluff and nut was OUT OF THIS WORLD! It was something about the perfect combination of nutella, marshmallow, homemade graham crackers, and the right thickness of the Monte Cristo toast that made my mouth smile. This was the perfect snack in a area, where you might find the best hidden treasures on the Las Vegas strip.
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