Inn Between Deli

It’s become an addiction!!! My only dilemma is which bread for the roasted beast!!!

This is obviously a local shrine to the «take-​it-​the-​way-​it-​comes or go away» method of sandwich sales. Calling it a Deli, is too much of a stretch.
So let’s get to specifics … people are friendly enough, but their Food Safe Handling certificate was expired (actually as of yesterday 12÷2÷2013) … and the cleanliness left a lot to be desired. I ate the ham & cheese on wheat sandwich, but did so against my better judgement.
As to that sandwich? Mayo was the number one ingredient by weight, then came the bread, cheese, pickle, and finally the ham. If you need to make sure your sandwich slides smoothly down your throat … then this mayo «slider» is for you. If you prefer to chew and swallow on your own … well, let’s just say I scraped both pieces of bread, and still had enough mayo for two normal sandwiches (and I am a mayo lover … so me writing this about the sandwich … understand that the mayo was about ¼ inch deep on both bread slices … truly!).
As to the store … dingy, dirty, and in need of maintenance. The soda fountain was broken, they had no ice, the carpets were stained, the drinks coolers had condensation containers (ok, recycled Cool Whip containers) under the coils/​drains, and there seemed to be a lot of self applied pesticide spray containers tucked here and there, along with a wheel chair and very strange wall mounted memorabilia.
Only two tables in the place, a three-​top and a four-​top. Chairs were mix and match, including white plastic lawn chairs. Front glass window was dirty.
Kind of a Bates Motel type of vibe. I won’t one-​star it, but it barely makes two.

The so called «soup-​nazi» treatment is why i love this place. I have never been treated any other way than family-​like while i was in there. And the sandwiches are incredible. I only wish i worked on that side of town so i could have them everyday!

There isn’t much seating or a variety of items, but what they offer is delicious! Ham, roast beef and turkey on rye, roll or wheat. Very well done sandwiches and the décor is a conversation starter. Youll be glad you popped in for bite.

I ADORE the sandwiches at The Inn Between. Grew up eating them, and when I returned after a few years I never thought they’d be as good as I remembered. I was wrong. They’re even better. Try the turkey on egg rolls — it’s my favorite. The ham and roast beef are delicious too. You cannot beat this place!

Best. Sandwich. Ever.