Adrienne M.
Yelp
I never expected it to be a hole in the wall. And rightfully so, with they way my friends talked about it, I expected to walk in and be seated by waiter wearing a tie (clearly no one told me it was a sandwich shop, and I have no idea why I didn't yelp it). We walked in to a counter filled with sandwich orders and plenty of busy body buzzing about, making sandwiches. It was a long counter too, behind it were the grilles. There were 2 soda refrigerators and a potato chip stand. Sitting in front of the chip stand there sat a lone patio table with three chairs that would eventually seat me and my friends. A woman greeted us from behind the counter, "How ya doin'? You ready to order?" She yelled in her heavily clad east coast accent. I was amused. My friends ordered their sandwiches: one turkey, one cheese steak. I asked the waitress to navigate me through the favorites on the menu. She told me all were good, but the most popular as the Bobbie (apparently the place is famous for them). I ordered without a second thought in a 9in sub. I grabbed a bag of chips and a bottle of water.
Piled high with turkey meat, stuffing, cranberry sauce and mayo. I WAS BLOWN AWAY. FAR FAR AWAY. while it wasn't warm, the chilled taste made me nostalgic for my grandfathers turkey and dressing during thanks giving. Simple pleasure.
The greatness of this sandwich made me look to see if any delis were open in DC. After finding one in DuPont circle, I vowed to be back for a happy hour or meet up with friends on a random Tuesday.
Good job Capriotti!