Spring Street Bar

This place gets pretty crazy at night so I try to avoid it then as I prefer more low key outings.  But if you go mid-day/early afternoon on a weekend day its perfect (this is probably true of mid day/early afternoon on weekdays too but I have yet to try it then). The sandwiches are delicious on this awesome chewy bread with fresh tasting ingredients .  The sandwiches are also LARGE. So either come hungry, willing to share with a friend, or expect some left overs for late night sandwich withdrawal cravings.

I was a little disappointed in the cucumber quinoa salad due to a lack of quinoa but that's okay because the potato salad made up for that in spades.  It's made with red potatoes and some sort of excellent stone mustard based dressing.  

The drinks are well made and between 3-8 there is happy hour pricing everyday. They also have a pretty decent beer selection!  

I have yet to try their charcuterie plate but it is high on my list of things to get soon as it sounds like it is a pretty stellar mix of delicious fun cheeses (and I think meats too?).

Great selection of craft beers...and really like the "add a shot for $5" deal.  I just wish there was a description, or at least alcohol content guide for the beers.  It's hard to choose based on a name alone.  As a huge fan of Duvel, I asked the bartender for a similar brew.  Got something that tasted like Blue Moon... Not quite Duvel, but thanks for trying!  

That's all.

We happen to stumble upon this place on the way to another bar. Industrial feel of a hip subway station in NYC, same tiling. I like the ambience. Good wine selection.