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Sandwich Farm ****

I always thought that "life is like a box of chocolates" however, according to this eatery it's "like a sandwich, the more you add to it the better it gets". That's just one of the fun little sandwich themed cards on every table. Sandwich Farm uses fresh local ingredients to create a unique array of sandwiches. If you are watching your carbs you can get your sandwich on a bed of greens with a vinaigrette. There are 9 sandwich's to choose from including roast beef, braised pork, smoked fish, duck, turkey, chicken and bacon. Hubby and I chose the veggie and meatloaf to try. The veggie was piled with goat cheese, basil, roasted veggies and a tomato spread on toasted focaccia with a side of potato salad. YUMMY! My sandwich was delicious and the potato salad was homemade all for $6.95!!! The meatloaf sandwich had braised red cabbage, cheddar, bacon, horseradish mayo and a meatloaf patty. It was good but I must say we were both missing the twang of the meatloaf sauce!! I expect it to be a little messy with that delicious ketchup based dressing. It was a good sandwich but not good enough to say I HAVE to have that sandwich again!!! The slaw side was really  delicious and very different. I caught a hint of cumin. I do highly recommend the veggie. They do have one dessert sandwich. It's a blueberry ice cream sandwich between two snicker doodle cookies. It was pretty good but I was expecting something a little different from the menu. It looked like a layered sandwich but was worth a taste just the same.
Sandwich Farm is located at 106 Cleveland Avenue of Meridian Street. Prices are very reasonable with nothing over $10. This will definitely be one of our regular stops.  

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  1. UnknownAugust 25, 2012 at 6:25 AM

    I never knew about Sandwich Farm. I will have to give it a try.

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