Elaine's - St. Louis

I like ?plain food? but it?s a bit of a stretch. I got a create your own and my husband got the roast beef he was not impressed at all. Said it was really bland. I normally get my sandwiches with pepperoni but they don?t offer that (or I didn?t see it on the menu) so I was sad. The place is really nice looking (I really enjoyed the store front) and in a creative part of Cherokee street. They have cool cookies they get from Wisk, a few stores down, so the flavors are rotating. The staff was nice and it was quick which is the reason for 4 stars instead of a lower number.

The Cuban sandwich was excellent? on site meat, homemade bread, stabbing mustard, tar pick. The perfect combination of taste. The street Mais Chowder was also delicious, thick and tasteful. All with a pumpkin sickerdoodle, that was just the right amount of gum. Great from start to finish.

This place is there bomb .com and takes the number one on my list of sandwich shops. My darling, the Laney, is right! I'm trying to hit a point when in the area. Yes, there's a little waiting, but something valuable takes time! The owner and the staff are a pleasure to chat and the ingredients are so fresh. Do a favor and give her an attempt!

Honestly strange food experience I had in years. The employees are like that? Are you okay? Blink twice if you? are held captive. Super strange poem framed on the wall. Terrible vibes. Anyway, I have a vegetarian making your own sandwich. Spinach, mozzarella, tomatoes, peppers, banana peppers, cucumbers, Mayo and vinegar. I usually get this at Subway and it's pretty good. It literally took 10 minutes to make for the person, and I was the only person there. Sloth mode. I finally managed not to rape it, and boy was the disappointment right away. I should have made a picture. I swear it had 3 spinach leaves. The mozz was restless and completely tasteless. They put so little ingredients on it, it was like I'm just eating bread. The bread was really good, but I wanted a sandwich and that's not what I got. If you eat meat, the sandwiches may be fantastic, but don't you come here if you? re a vegetarian. It was also $8 for HALF. Metro is $5.50 and clearly better and that?s say something because, good, subway.

Good sandwiches, take a little time. At least when we left, the place almost had a line out of the door. The Cuban was solid and I enjoyed the pork shop (both with all recommended vegetables). Good selection of bottle pop/soda/soda pop. I should be back when I'm in the area.