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| - Located in a small dimly lit basement property on Drummond, there is nothing glamorous about this small sandwich shop. They survive purely on decent food and large portions at reasonable prices.
The cryptic series of posters handwritten in French amounts to their menu of basic sandwich options, though the regulars seem to know what they want. The large sandwich is actually just two regular sandwiches, which are already generous. Get a large to share with a friend or to take home for later.
The hoagie rolls, similar to what you would get at the grocery store bakery, are fresh and chewy. The meats and cheeses are quite basic and similar to what you would get at the grocery store deli. In fact, it's a sandwich almost identical to a sandwich you or I could make at home. That being said, it's still a tasty sandwich that I can enjoy.
They have a small selection of drinks in a refrigerator near the door and the counter is loaded with an odd assortment of chips, cookies and fruit. If you are hosting a group event, they also make sandwich platters.
It's not a fancy to say the least, everything from the lighting down to the Dijon mustard is simple and basic, but the simplicity and no frills atmosphere seems to work for them. At less than four dollars for a regular size sandwich, it's hard to be disappointed.
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