Mrs. G’s Snacks

This business opens and closes on it’s own time, not with the usual traffic of the H&H Center. So, it took me awhile to finally get in there to try it out.
Consider me weird– but I was really excited to try such places. Off the beaten path (it rests between the Chado Tea Room and the Starline Tours) so the foot traffic is very minimum, and it just seems like a simple shop. The food items for sale were more extensive than I was prepared for. I honestly thought hot dogs and coffee were going to be the high ticket items here.
So, they had sandwiches– a couple to choose from. Perhaps the low foot traffic makes the prices higher, but these sandwiches were of the $ 6 variety, so a little pricey for what you get, but the Salami sandwich I had was delicious. Can’t go wrong for me with a Pesto that compliments the Ciabatta roll, a soft white cheese and the saltiness of salami.
Had to knock two stars off. One for the price. Premade sandwiches thrown on a panini press for $ 7.50? Little high. And two– the worker today who typed more words into her phone than she said to me– poor customer service.
(Also, «Cheese» is misspelled on the menu board all over as «Chesse».)
I have hopes for this little shop, though. I like what it COULD be. I’d decrease the menu, focus on some speciality items, pop in a bubbly employee– and go to town.
Be the little secret shop around the way.
No love lost– I’m so curious that I will be back.