On the corner of 21st and Smallman (across the street from that church that you've probably walked by a ton of times), it has a very nice well-lit space. I think they removed some of the walls and added extra windows.
The menu is artsy, gourmet, and eclectic. When I woke up this morning, I didn't think I'd have a chance to have chicken liver mousse or skate wing or lamb sweetbreads as sandwich choices. In the end, I went safe and chose The Smash.
It was goat cheese marinated chicken, avocado, alfalfa sprouts, and lemon pickled green onions. The bread was a nice multi grained baguette. The sandwich was $8.99 and it was a decent size, but I felt like it was a touch overpriced. I feel like I'm getting old and crotchety, as it seems like every place I go I feel is overpriced by $1-3 per item. I also could have used some chips or something.
The sandwich itself was very good, but I thought the onions were a little salty and took away from the sandwich. I ordered first and got The Smash. My friend got The Smash also, which made me regret not getting the excellent sounding Roast Beef. Ordering regrets.
If DB~ and I go here on some Saturday after shopping the Strip, I'm sure she'll get the Roasted Butternut Squash and I'll get the Roast Beef.
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