A truly terrible experience. The sandwich took at least fifteen minutes to make, the guy making the sandwich wore no gloves as he picked through various vegetables and meat and cheese--I'm not sure that this is even legal, and we were treated as just another number. And the bread took a chain saw to cut through. Then, after sitting at a trash-ridden table to eat, we took a walk to enjoy the scenery. We came back to find that our car had been towed. We were then given bad directions to find our car, walked around forever looking for the tow yard, and then were charged $148 to get our car. All of this after the manager acknowledged that we had indeed eaten at the deli. He claimed that we had overstayed our limit and even though it wasn't by much they could not do anything for us. If you go, be sure to tell them to wear gloves before they serve you. It was really disgusting.
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