Last Monday (November 12th) the Orlando - based sandwich chain Earl of Sandwich opened up a brand new location right in the middle of Boston Common. The building in which the restaurant is held is actually a historical landmark. The "Pink Palace" (named for the colors of its stone) a 660-square-foot structure that was built in the 1920's, has been vacant for many years. It was also once the home to a public mens bathroom in the 1970's. Earl of Sandwich signed a 15-year lease with the City of Boston for the location and spent about $1 Million in renovations.
Today, I had a chance to try out the new sandwich shop. I had the Italian Sandwich which had salami, capicola, roasted ham, mortadella, italian dressing, and mozzarella cheese. The order and pickup windows are located outside (which should get very interesting during the winter months.) The location also boasts tables and chairs located on a small patio in front of the restaurant (I'm guessing they are only seasonal). Overall, I had a great experience and the sandwich was wonderful.
Have you been to Earl of Sandwich yet? Let us know your thoughts on their food, service, and location by leaving a comment below.
Haven't been to this one yet, but I have been to the one in Disney World and LOVED it!
ReplyDeleteThe building itself isn't a landmark--the entire Boston Common is.
ReplyDeleteI had the Ham & Swiss the other day and it was AWESOME! There was some mixup with the order numbers at pickup, but it was probably a opening-week thing...
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