Giant Grinder Shop near Bradley International Airport
Went looking for a grinder to take on the plane with me - as I was taking off from Bradley International. Came across the Second Poquonock - Giant Grinder Shop just a few minutes away from the Hertz lot where we returned our car. Got a half Italian combo - 8 inch - for $5.65 - watched the counter guy build it and I was impressed. Very massive sandwich - I got mine with olive oil and everything on it.....you could feel the heft when I picked it up - about 1.5 inches thick of thinly sliced meats and cheese and then lettuce, tomato, peppers, etc.... I split this with my wife and we were pretty satisfied. I don't like flying when I'm stuffed. The full grinder is 16 inches long and costs $11.30 - you'd have to be starving to tackle that one.
Here's a photo of my sandwich - all the meats were sliced just as he was building the sandwich. Good tasting provolone and good cold cuts. This is way better than anything you could get in the airport. I saw someone eating a sandwich he bought at one of the deli stands in the airport and I felt sorry for him....
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Second Poquoock - GIANT Grinder Shop 75 Old County Rd. Windsor Locks, CT
860. 623-9435 Located right behind the Bradley Bowl Open 9am - 9pm
County Rd is parallel to H.75 - one block South - going away from the airport.
They also have pizza, salads, fried chicken, meatballs, etc.....but I didn't get to try any of those.
Definitely give these guys a try if you're flying out of Bradley.
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I'll try and remember about the store photos next time. If it helps, the Giant Grinder store is in a strip mall - just a smallish glass store front - maybe about midway /slightly to the right of center. I was focused on the menu board but I think there are half a dozen or so tables/booths in the front of the store. The display cases and sandwich counter is in the back of the store. The strip mall has a large sign out by the road that lists the occupants.....
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Excellent photo! Poquonock Giant Grinder is legendary both west and east of the river. Growning up, as a treat, my Dad would drive 25 miles round trip to bring home the best grinders around. Glad to hear that they are still up to quality.
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