Its a VERY odd place, stuck in an alley. It looks like a biker bar...but its a friendly family restaurant where local farmers pop in for..."a loose meat sandwich"... Its all they really serve. A semi-circular counter wraps around a mysterious alter-like pedestal on which sits the mysterious "holy meat cooker". They bring offerings in the form of 10 pound cubes of ground...meat...and dump it in. Its gas fired...the process is part religious ritual and part culinary alchemy. A semi-grump waitress then scoops out a portion of "loose meat" and puts it on a cheap, white bread bun..and applies mustard or ketchup as you request then serves it to you on a paper plate. It is... Delicious in a strange way...kinda like makin out with your cousin... The coffee I had was outstanding. If your traveling by train - its close to the station. I really enjoyed it - you will too...provided youre not an up-tight yuppie or a wimpy hipster.
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