Earl Of Sandwich - Winnipeg

I recently visited this restaurant with high expectations. It turned out to be more of a sub shop than a sandwich place. I decided to try the "general meeting" sandwich, which consisted of roasted beef, turkey, Swiss and cheddar cheeses, lettuce, Roma tomatoes, and Earl's mustard sauce. However, I was disappointed to find that the buns were not freshly baked; they were your typical processed sub-style rolls. This really detracted from the overall enjoyment of the sandwich. While the taste was decent, the sandwich lacked in quantity - the meat was not piled high and the cheese was sliced thinly. In the end, it was just an average sandwich. The service was fine and the prices were standard.

I enjoy going to eos in the USA and my recent visit to my hometown was a disappointing farewell. I paid over $23 for a sandwich with very little filling, a small portion of macaroni and cheese, chips, and a drink. I would have been more satisfied with the price if the portions had been larger, but unfortunately they were not. I could have gotten a footlong sub at Subway for less money and more food. Additionally, the service was slow and unfriendly. Since I dined alone without any music or ambiance, I couldn't wait to leave. Overall, this experience left me feeling disappointed, and I can't bring myself to look forward to visiting eos in the states again.

The sandwich was very small, I finished it in just four bites. I wish I had taken a photo so you could see the size of it. It was like taking a 6-inch Subway sandwich and cutting off 2 inches from the length and 3 inches from the height. The price was higher than expected for such a small grilled sandwich. I ordered two sandwiches and ended up paying $26 with tax.

Delicious sandwiches with rotating specials. only grip would be a tad expensive, but the quality and the aromen make it.

The line was small so the service was quick. And the sandwiches were so fresh and delicious! Would recommend