Yum! Mr K introduced me to Bosnian sausage sandwiches several months ago. The place was not exactly convenient for lunch but I would occasionally crave the delicious spongy bread with the plump beef sausage nubs, sour cream and red pepper spread. At the same time, I'd drive by Panini Cafe & Bakery and think, "I gotta check that place out!," thinking I'd find the hot pressed sandwiches we've come to know as panini. Then, the Yelp application for Droid called my attention to this place and I began to read the reviews - growing increasingly excited to find these unique Bosnian treats so close to home! Today, I made a special trip for lunch. The woman at the counter was friendly and helpful. I learned about the many breads baked there. Saw a "pita" which reminded me of a stuffed croissant. For under $2 I can pick one up filled with egg, spinach and feta or... nutella!!?? They open at 8, Tuesday through Sunday. No doubt, I will be back for breakfast within the week! The "small" sausage sandwich (pictured) was $5 and was just as delicious as the one Mr K had shown me with one exception (thus, 4 stars instead of 5): they did not have sour cream and red pepper spread condiments. Now that I know they're there, I can get take out and have those condiments at home (Trader Joe's has a great red pepper and eggplant spread) so it's not the end of the world. The sausage is dense and flavorful but not too spicy. Other sandwich options include gyro meat (lamb or chicken) or chicken breast. There are a few salads to choose from with meats available as toppings. A variety of breads can be purchased in whole loaves to take home. Limited beverages are available in cans and bottles; prices seem reasonable. I can't believe I waited so long to go in there but, in many ways, the timing was perfect, as I was prepared to appreciate the unique ethnic offering!
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