Jude T.
Yelp
This is the hole-in-the-wall gem that exists in local food mythology - the place everybody has sort-of heard of, but isn't quite sure where it is, but if they have been there, they will fight you if you say it's not amazing.
As far as its hole-in-the-wall credentials go, here is a list:
1. it's a brightly painted building
2. the sign on the building is faded as hell
3. not really visible from the main road
4. cash only!
5. a huge pile of wood outside, making the property look a little unkempt
It looks like the kinda place you'd want to go for pit sandwiches, and well, howdy-doody, it freaking is!
There was a small line out of the building at lunch time. I got in it and it took about 10 minutes to get inside, and maybe 5 more to order and leave with my food. Not a bad experience.
I grabbed a pit turkey sandwich and some fries. You order at a window, and when you order, they slice the meat right in front of you while you're still naming your toppings. It was pretty cool to watch them prepare my sandwich to order right in front of me. The food then gets passed over to the next window, which is where you pay.
The turkey was thin, flavorful, and juicy - everything I wanted and hoped for. I got bbq sauce, mayo, and S&P on mine - just the basics. The roll was pretty good, and it was strong enough to not fall apart under the massive weight of the meat, or from the juice from the turkey.
The fries were hand-cut fries and pretty typical of a place like this, tbh. They were good, but nothing I'd rave about. But hey, they are the side. The main course was amazing.
Service? Fast! The people in the kitchen listen and assemble your sandwich quickly. Cashiers are on top of their game, too.
Notes: CASH ONLY. There is an ATM at the liquor store next door.