Now *that* is deeply strange. We live less than half a mile east on route 50, yet before today (about 3 or 4 hours ago) we never took note of it. We very nearly went in, but ended up swinging by Subway instead. Weird. Eerie.
What kind of food do they have, anyway? I will be happy if the answer is "Southeast Asian." Eric will be happy if the answer is "sandwiches."
Banh Mi is the vietnamese sub, informed by the French colonials. Roast or BBQ Pork, or Vietnamese meat balls or (it seems) pork bologna or other various meats, various veggies all on baguette (at this place, made in house and damned yummy).
$2.25-2.75 each. 9" baguette.
Too bad you didn't go in, though it was probably later than we were there. You and Kimberly should still talk. :)
(We discovered it because I insisted we go to our former local Pho place, right next door, while I was in town.)
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Date: 2006-05-30 12:40 am (UTC)What kind of food do they have, anyway? I will be happy if the answer is "Southeast Asian." Eric will be happy if the answer is "sandwiches."
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Date: 2006-05-30 03:04 am (UTC)Banh Mi is the vietnamese sub, informed by the French colonials. Roast or BBQ Pork, or Vietnamese meat balls or (it seems) pork bologna or other various meats, various veggies all on baguette (at this place, made in house and damned yummy).
$2.25-2.75 each. 9" baguette.
Too bad you didn't go in, though it was probably later than we were there. You and Kimberly should still talk. :)
(We discovered it because I insisted we go to our former local Pho place, right next door, while I was in town.)