Blunch

Blunch was walking distance from my apartment. The sandwiches were eccentric . My only issue with the place was the size. It is located in the bottom floor of an apartment building. There is no room to move during lunch hours.

The space is small. The menu is only visible when close to the register because of a wall. So you are super rushed to see what you want by the time your are supposed to order. And then there's like 13 stools to sit. But this is Boston and I get that it's tight quarters everywhere. But then the food wasn't that great either. And the prices were a bit higher than expected for the quality and portion size. But the staff was very friendly and has a local greasy spoon vibe. So I'd say grab a sandwich on the run here, but check the menu before getting inside.

Great little shop to get excellent pressed sandwiches. Small location and seating is limited but the food is worth it. Also if you like chocolate chip cookies you should add one to your order!

Tiny place, but clearly it has been blessed by Guy Fieri. The food comes out pretty quickly and is of great quality-- not greasy at all, fresh vegetables, great flavor-- but I wouldn't expect to have anywhere to sit in there. I came in around 11am on a Saturday and it was pretty busy.

Nice place to grab a sandwich. I ordered the Provencal (which is the sandwich they are most known for) and it was pretty good. I probably would have liked it more if I loved artichokes, as that was the main ingredient. So know that going into it. In hind sight, would've liked to have tried The Bird instead. But the atmosphere is very quaint and cute and the sandwich was still very tasty. I met the owner as she was cleaning up seats and she was very nice and humble. Would definitely recommend for lunch!