O Sandwiches shuts down
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re: bess
Maybe it had to do with the consistency of service. I tried to go not once, but twice within an hour of their stated opening time and didn't get any. Once the door was locked, although there were workers visible in the kitchen (who obviously saw us yanking at the doors) who ignored us. Another time the doors were open, no one in sight. Stood at the counter craning our necks and "Helloooooo"-ing for a good five or ten minutes before giving up. Not a good model for success.
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re: lost squirrel
Had my first Ba Le Bahn Mi yesterday - it was very good - I had the special and for once I actually knew there was pate on it! Guess I'll live without O (I didn't like the bahn mi at the place on 10th street between Arch and Market - mostly because of the bread, so I have been reluctant to try others, Ba Le's bread is that great crispy outside slightly soft inside bread that O had!)
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