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I decided to try the City Oven today for lunch. What a treat. I noticed most everyone in the place had pizza and it all looked good, but after glancing over the menu I decided on the Sausage and Peppers sandwich. The guy behind the counter who took my order was pleasant enough. He asked if I wanted my sandwich with wheat or white bread (I choose wheat) and if I would rather have a side of chips or a cup of pineapple. I went with the pineapple thinking it would be a nice contrast to spiciness of the sausage and peppers. He even offered me a cup for water without pressuring me into purchasing a soft drink (who does that anymore). My sandwich was ready in about 5 minutes. The bread is tough to describe. It's obviously made in-house and it kind of resembled a toasted flat bread... delicious never the less. It came with a generous topping of sautéed peppers and onions and I was also surprised to see that the sausage wasn't a patty or a link but rather crumbled. The sandwich was very tasty. I have mixed emotions on the atmosphere of the City Oven. While it is well lit, very clean, modern yet casual, it was also a bit cramped. I'd say that's about my only negative on the place but it won't deter me from going back. I'd like to try the pizza next time. Thumbs up for the City Oven.
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