Logan Street Marketplace

My wife and I got a sandwich and a panini from here today. We took it to go and even though it was the lunch rush they got me the food fairly fast.

They were out of corned beef when I asked for that but the Cuban panini and the roast beef sandwiches were great. Each sandwich was 5.99 or 6.99, I can't remember.

The roast beef was piled high, the lettuce was the good stuff, romaine not iceberg, and the bread was really fresh. My wife didn't like that the lettuce was shredded because it's hard to keep it all in the sandwich.

The bread for the cuban panini was also fresh. It was toasted just right and nice and hot.

I look forward to trying other menu items.

Stopped in with a pal.  He had been there before, and I will certainly be returning.  The deli counter has a lot of cold salads to choose from, where the shrimp and noodle (don't recall the proper name) drew us in.  He ordered a hot sandwich, panini style, which came with the side.  The sandwiches seemed interesting, but I landed on another dish.

I had already eaten, so I gave the Chocolate Almond Cake a try.  It had several layers of delicious icing betwixt the thicker-than-one-expects chocolate cake layers. By no means is the portion small and the toasted almonds on the outside give a crunchy complement to the hearty and rich cake.  

The business offers free WiFi and it physically linked through doors to Noble Coffee. There is also outdoor seating which allows for enjoyable people watching.

Being a traditionalist, I wanted a heaping glass of cold milk with my chocolate cake.  The Marketplace had none, but quickly let me know that the coffee place would and it was a few steps through the door.  The very cheery and helpful saleswoman offered to bring it to us in the adjacent room, which seemed to be a storehouse of fine teas and coffees belonging to the coffee shop.  The funky art and westernish style was interesting and fun to sit around.  

All in all, a fine place to sup during some time in downtown Noblesville, just steps from the square.