I ran in to an acquaintance at my favorite wine store, whom I'd never seen there before. It turns out he's been shopping there for 30 years, and knows all the same people I do. I've "only" been shopping there for 20 years. I know it's killing you, the place is The Wine and Cheese Cask in Somerville.
@danielpunkass Hahaha, my dad shopped there going back to like the '80s, and I still go in there every once in a while. (Their sandwiches are great.)
@dmoren Unfortunately they changed up their sandwich offerings a couple times since the pandemic. Now they have a "no substitutions" fixed list and it's a fairly unusual ingredient repertoire. No lettuce, for example, only arugula. https://www.thewineandcheesecask.com/sandwiches.html
Sandwiches

@danielpunkass I find that they generally will do some substitutions if you’re there and ask nicely. We still get sandwiches from there once a month or so and my wife gets them more frequently since she works around the corner.
@dmoren @danielpunkass Sad the cafe across from it closed. That place had _the best_ scones.
@tankgrrl @dmoren Yes! It was "The Biscuit" née "Panini". When Henry was a baby (2008) I would stroller him around Somerville and Cambridge until they FINALLY opened at 7am :P
@danielpunkass @tankgrrl I still think about their blueberry cornmeal scones and lemon scones. Cannot believe that it's still empty after all these years.

@dmoren @danielpunkass
:chefkiss: and 😞

That said, I don't live in that area any more so I'd have to make a special trip.

@dmoren @tankgrrl There was one day of the week, maybe Sunday, when they would sell a cheddar/onion scone that toasted up real nice.
@danielpunkass @dmoren Yes! Although I recall having that one often, it was my absolute favorite. Cheddar and carmelized onion. One of those and a cup of coffee on the way to my shop was a very good day.