Five Chairs

Five chairs has good sandwiches, so I will often grab takeout there. The atmosphere could use some updating and the location is unfortunately a bit inconvenient since it sits at a busy four way intersection.

Great bar and sandwich place in the area with friendly bartenders. Locals seem to stop by here for beers which most likely means they have good prices for the area.
Soup: beef and barley
Pretty good. Packaged crackers were reallyyy stale but soup didn’t need them.
Sandwich: pastrami reuben
It’s $ 9 but it’s HUGE. Hot pastrami with melted Swiss. Another reviewer said it was cold but ours was piping hot. My bf and I shared it and were stuffed. The bartender was nice enough to put it on 2 plates with a pickle on each and a healthy serving of potato chips. Next time I’ll have to remember to ask for the rye to be toasted.
Great quick and affordable place to stop by before or after skiing/​snowboarding. Would def come back again. They also have that tv screen with live keno games you can play which I love at bars!

Truly miserable experience. Their Reubens — unlike any I’ve ever had — are not grilled. Just cold bread piled w microwaved contents. And they claim to serve a variety of beers. None available except coors and bud light. Also known as piss.

A little hole in the wall with mostly sandwiches. I had the Italian Grinder, and it was decent, but nothing out of the ordinary or fantastic. When they say overstuffed, they really mean it. My mom had a roast beef on rye and I think there was about 2 pounds of meat on it. This is an okay place if you are craving a sandwich, but I have had better.

After a Day of Skiing, Overstuffed Sandwiches and Good Beer on Tap. Great Value Excellent Service.