I ride along the Greenway often and always assumed this was an office or something. Luckily (luckily?) a truck from the quarry kicked up a bunch of rocky debris and I got a flat. That's when I saw this is a restaurant. I decided to trot across the street and try it. It is quaint and cozy, as can be expected. I had a very excellent sandwich suggested by the clerk and have enjoyed it since. It reminds me of a lot of small eateries I've seen in larger cities that accept that they are not the biggest and brightest, which makes them even better.
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I ride along the Greenway often and always assumed this was an office or something. Luckily (luckily?) a truck from the quarry kicked up a bunch of rocky debris and I got a flat. That's when I saw this is a restaurant. I decided to trot across the street and try it. It is quaint and cozy, as can be expected. I had a very excellent sandwich suggested by the clerk and have enjoyed it since. It reminds me of a lot of small eateries I've seen in larger cities that accept that they are not the biggest and brightest, which makes them even better.