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| $$$$ | $18.01 - $25 |
| $$$ | $12.01 - $18 |
| $$ | $7.01 - $12 |
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Posted by Anonymous on 11/09/2009
Good Food - Bad Logistics
I tried Saltie for the first time yesterday, and was pleasantly surprised by the quality of my sandwich. The logistics of the place, though, are terrible- vague menu, uncomfortable tiny seats, and kinda surly service. I'll probably give it another shot, but will opt for take-out.
Posted by Neighbor on 10/07/2009
Killer food !!! (service???)
Great sandwhich, don't bother calling in your order. They say 10min they mean 40min. They try to be nice, tremendous addition to the hood. Will definitly go back.
Posted by anonymous on 09/22/2009
some kinks to work out but a solid addition to the neighborhood
my husband and i are huge (huge!) fans of diner so we were very excited to try salties. so far we've stopped by once for breakfast and once for lunch. observations: the main problem is that the sandwiches they are making are ill-equipped for travel (an egg/ricotta breakfast sandwich, while delicious, needed to be eaten with a fork and knife as it was so messy; meanwhile, the italian meatball pita sandwich has a yogurt sauce that leaked all over the place--we ate it in the car--and made the bread soggy only 10 mins after ordering). so basically it's an "eat-in" place, however the stools they have are possibly the worst (comfort-wise) i've encountered in any establishment. i'm a size 4 and i could barely fit myself in one, not to mention your legs dangle awkwardly/uncomfortable b/c there's no foot rests. other big problem is that they have quirky/cute names for the sandwiches on the menu board but no descriptions. so you have no idea what each sandwich consists of until you get to the counter, at which point the person behind the register has to go through everything one-by-one with you. this is cumbersome and irritating, as i like to be able to see a description, compare and contrast with other items, and mull it all over in my head before i have someone staring at me waiting for me to make my decision. but it's the food that drew us there and what will continue to draw us back. sandwich combinations are inventive, ingredients are top-notch, and the baked goods are amazing (love the ricotta loaf). i think they need to tweak their offerings so that they're more to-go-friendly (as this is not a place you want to lounge around in), and it would be nice if they offered daily specials, diner-style.