::sigh::

[teddog]

And now begins the week when I don't get to sleep.

I have this strange craving for subs, though. Your typical Mr. Sub or Subway meat-and-veggies-in-a-poofy-bun sandwiches. Although, I'd like to try an independent place, but finding a sub place like that in this area is probably an impossible task. I also don't have the time to search for one.

Although, I saw this on the weekend, but it was closed for the holiday:
http://www.blogto.com/restaurants/bellybuster

Party like it's 1979! That photo does not do the place justice. It's so painfully lost in the past.

Comments

[urufudo.livejournal.com]

Holy shit, that IS lost in the past! XD

Not sure about independant sub places... there's probably one around my new apartment. There was one around the old place at Keele and Dundas West but it was far enough out of the way that I never bothered going to it. :|

[commanderteddog.livejournal.com]

There's lots of sandwiches shops by my place, like Jakes and such, but they're too uppity for the type of sub I crave. This is so damn odd, because I haven't really had subs since grade 12. I used to go to this tiny Subway right next to my high school, but then I discovered how tasty Tim Hortons sandwhiches are and never looked back. Until now, when it's suddenly "WANT TRASHY SUB NOW". Now that I think about it, I think there's a Subway somewhere in a nearby plaza. MORE EXPLORATION IS NEEDED.

I love the look of the Belly Buster. I'm so going one day just to buy a sub. Apparently, it's supposed to be decent. I'd go tonight, but it's pouring here. Has been all afternoon and there's no wind, so it's not moving out. How's the T-Bay?