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Is there any place in Seattle where you can get an old fashioned turkey sandwich (like the kind you make at home the day after Thanksgiving)?

cassiesea asked in Food & Drink over 2 years ago | Report

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    Bakeman's in Pioneer Square is exactly what you are looking for. The rude staff is part of its charm. (They are actually pretty funny, it is just a schtick. But do be ready to order.)

    Typical exchange: I go up to the lunch counter and order for two. "What, aren't you hungry?" I'm here with a friend. "Ok, so this is for her. What are you gonna have?" This is it. Can I have a pickle please? "Get it yourself!"

    I love it. Bring cash and a sense of humor.

    kitschnsync answered in Food & Drink over 2 years ago | Report
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    Try Ralph's Grocery right by the Cinerama. I haven't been there for some time but I think they might have had one??

    keith harris answered in Food & Drink over 2 years ago | Report
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    Six Arms offers:

    TURKEY SANDWICH half $5.50 whole $9.20
    With Swiss cheese, cranberry relish, lettuce, tomato,
    red onion, & secret sauce on whole grain wheat bread

    (sadly, no stuffing)

    christopher575 answered in Food & Drink over 2 years ago | Report
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    I second kitschnsync's recommendation of Bakeman's. More info/reader-reviewers freaking out about how good it is over here.

    Bethany Jean Clement answered in Food & Drink over 2 years ago | Report
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