First published on 10 Jul 2009 . Updated on 3 May 2011.
What Marc Aebi can’t stick between two pieces of bread probably isn’t worth knowing and he works the matchbox-sized sandwich shop like nobody’s business, making everything fresh every morning. Don’t miss the schnitzel on fluffy white bread and baby cos lettuce, or the roast vegetables with hummus on brown bread.
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Price per person including drinks Up to $50
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