This mediocre sandwich was $20 (chips not included in photo). $16 for the Bryan's Knuckle and then $3.50 for gluten free bread which wasn't a special or particularly good gfree bread, just basic. Upgrade cost was not disclosed on the menu that I read, google maps menu pricing is old. Checked to-go bag before going to car. No spoon for the soup or napkins, asked for them. Took to the car, didn't see the included pickle after unwrapping sandwich. Went back in and asked for a pickle. Was told by a stressed young staff member to go back and look inside the sandwich in the paper again because there "should be a pickle" there... Went back to the car. Checked. No pickle. Went back in and brought the sandwich and showed no pickle, staff member from earlier became exasperated and other staff member puts a pickle in the wrapper and tells me to bring back the other sandwich if there's no pickle. The inside of the sandwich was decent, but not particularly special for the price or the service. Unfortunately would not recommend or return, especially if you're gluten free.
C
Community member
Gluten Free bread was better than most I have had, front cashier service was very friendly and helpful, and the ingredients obviously fresh with a spectacular taste!