Wall Street Deli

As I scampered from concourse A to B to catch my connection (is there a perverse airline employee who schedules arrivals and departures to not only require you to traverse huge distances in short times but also make arriving/​departing passengers fight for floor space while navigating the seating they conveniently place as effectively as the tank traps of WWII — and WTF is with Delta and having the two boarding aisles — one for premium and one for riff raff — one either side of a pole?) Anyway, not wanting to beg «more peanuts please» on my 4 hour flight to Sacramento, I bought a club sandwich and a couple cookies and while not unique enough to warrant the coveted 4^th star, I wouldn’t hesitate to try them again next time Delta makes me fly for DC to Atlanta to get to SacTown.

Pretty darn crappy sandwich. The turkey tasted funny, avocado spread was tasteless, and bread was soggy. I threw out three-​quarters of it despite being super hungry. There was nothing to redeem this place other than the fact that it helped me to avoid my repulsive weakness for airport «Chinese food».

The food here was not good. I got a turkey sandwich and I asked for no mayo. She gave me a ton a mayo and the sandwich was soggy and gross.

This place has the best chocolate chip cookies!!!
The sandwich was good too.

Corner subway at wall street prices. What can I say, it’s a sub sandwich that you pay for dearly.
Choose your toppings wisely.

I had a breakfast bagel and a coffee. $ 7.62. The service was fine. The bagel was a little chalky but not bad. Egg, sausage and cheese were all prepackaged food service products. Coffee was bad — thin and metallic.

Forget about the souther hospitality here! I waited in long and slow moving line to order a turkey sandwich. When it finally got to me, I told the server I’d like a turkey sandwich on wheat. No verbal response from the server. She proceeded on making my sandwich with bread and turkey — still not a word to me — and wrapped it all up. I then asked «what about lettuce, tomato, and cheese?» With a defiant attitude she said «you didn’t ask for it». My response — «keep your sandwich.» With the jacked up price just because its located inside the airport, the «I am doing you a favor by selling you a sandwich» attitude is nothing anyone should put up with.

This joint is located in the A concourse of the Atlanta airport. Really long line and sandwich builders who appeared to be working in slow motion.
Hence the long line.
But the sandwich – or submarine if you prefer – was good. I had the Wall Street with no mayo and the bill was ten bucks. Okay value for overpriced airport food.