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Cool. Sandwich stand inside a convenience store. Great philly sandwich at a really good price. Be sure to check out the weird offerings on the store s…
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Da Vinci’s Classic Subs
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This place is only a few miles from our home, so weve been here a number of times. Its not the best sandwich shop in Bellingham. For that, youll have …
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Da Vinci’s Classic Subs
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DaVinci's is our neighborhood sandwich shop. Their subs are good, but nothing special. Today we stopped in for egg sandwiches for breakfast. They are …
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Cool. Sandwich stand inside a convenience store. Great philly sandwich at a really good price. Be sure to check out the weird offerings on the store shelves, too. Seating at a row of tables by the window, or you can take your sandwich across the road to the park (where the parking lot is probably full).THE CURMUDGEONS RATINGS (explained, sort of, on the Curmudgeon-About-Town blog):FOOD: 4 chili peppers (out of 5)SERVICE: 3 chili peppersAMBIENCE: 4 chili peppersVALUE: 4 chili peppers
This place is only a few miles from our home, so weve been here a number of times. Its not the best sandwich shop in Bellingham. For that, youll have to go to the New World Deli, Sandwich Odyssey or Gandolfos New York Deli. However, its way better than Jimmy Johns, Port of Subs and Subway. Youd never guess it, given that its in a dumpy looking mini market in a tiny strip mall on Electric Ave. They do things right here. The meats and cheeses are generally sliced from the bulk, not pre-sliced like most places do. The ingredients are high-quality. The star of the show here is the Philly Cheese Steak, the best in Bellingham, made with white American or provolone cheese (no cheese wiz!) and rib-eye steak. Also excellent is the Italian sub La Giocanda, with several different meats and lots of taste. More recently, we had the Chicken Cobb, which was very good, and the French Dip, which was probably the least tasty of all of the subs weve tried here, although the au jus was excellent. Overall, its a fine place for a sub. Oh, and Im not sure why there are so many complaints about the service. Its strictly a to go place with no indoor dining. Ive not found the staff to be overtly friendly, but theyre not obnoxious either.
DaVinci’s is our neighborhood sandwich shop. Their subs are good, but nothing special. Today we stopped in for egg sandwiches for breakfast. They are served on a croissant, and they saut some peppers and onions right into the scrambled egg.