$7 for $15 of Sandwiches & More at The Lunch Cube
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- Highest-quality ingredients
- Hearty portions
- Tasty sides
- Downtown location
To subvert grumpy monarchs, angry medieval youths scrawled condiment graffiti like "Fran Tanner has plague" or "the king is a jerk" inside their sandwiches. Dig beneath the lettuce to bring history to light with today's Groupon: for $7, you get $15 worth of sandwiches and more at The Lunch Cube in the downtown. Up to two Groupons may be used per person for dine-in only.
The Lunch Cube’s menu of hearty, top-notch lunch fare comes in the form of delectable sandwiches and sides. Crafted by an in-house chef, each sandwich boasts only the highest-quality meats and bread developed by NASA scientists. Signature deli sandwiches ($7.95) such as The Pilgrim, with turkey salad and cranberry glaze, and The Executive, with roast beef, smoked tomato aioli, and gouda, will satisfy both time-strapped professionals and bears disguised as time-strapped professionals. Soups such as the creamy roasted mushroom ($3.45) and sides like the pasta salad ($2.45) pair with mitt-fitting sandwiches better than a monocle and a top hat, while a boxed lunch two-set ($10.95) includes a full sandwich, chips, and a cookie. Weekly specials, meanwhile, will stave off luncher’s ennui with their surprising flavor combinations and unexpected ambushes.
Easily transportable, sandwiches are the ideal lunchtime meal. Diners get a variety of food groups in every bite without annoying utensil requirements, prep work, or cleanup. With today’s Groupon to The Lunch Cube, mid-day munchers can meld tantalizing flavors without the hassle of splicing the genes of a red vine tomato and a honey-glazed ham into one terrifyingly delicious abomination.
Reviews
The Lunch Cube has received a lot of local press since its opening, including features by Twin Cities METRO magazine and City Pages. Three Yelpers give it 4.5 stars, and three Google Mappers recommend The Lunch Cube's offerings:
- Yum! The portions were generous. The breads were very fresh and hearty. Tammy Sproule Kaplan, Twin Cities METRO magazine
- I was really impressed by the menu--while they had some basic staple sandwiches like tuna, tukey [sic] and pastrami delis, they had fab twists on your regular sandwiches. – Jessica L., Yelp
- Delicious food, I'll be ordering again. – tg621, Google Maps
- Highest-quality ingredients
- Hearty portions
- Tasty sides
- Downtown location
To subvert grumpy monarchs, angry medieval youths scrawled condiment graffiti like "Fran Tanner has plague" or "the king is a jerk" inside their sandwiches. Dig beneath the lettuce to bring history to light with today's Groupon: for $7, you get $15 worth of sandwiches and more at The Lunch Cube in the downtown. Up to two Groupons may be used per person for dine-in only.
The Lunch Cube’s menu of hearty, top-notch lunch fare comes in the form of delectable sandwiches and sides. Crafted by an in-house chef, each sandwich boasts only the highest-quality meats and bread developed by NASA scientists. Signature deli sandwiches ($7.95) such as The Pilgrim, with turkey salad and cranberry glaze, and The Executive, with roast beef, smoked tomato aioli, and gouda, will satisfy both time-strapped professionals and bears disguised as time-strapped professionals. Soups such as the creamy roasted mushroom ($3.45) and sides like the pasta salad ($2.45) pair with mitt-fitting sandwiches better than a monocle and a top hat, while a boxed lunch two-set ($10.95) includes a full sandwich, chips, and a cookie. Weekly specials, meanwhile, will stave off luncher’s ennui with their surprising flavor combinations and unexpected ambushes.
Easily transportable, sandwiches are the ideal lunchtime meal. Diners get a variety of food groups in every bite without annoying utensil requirements, prep work, or cleanup. With today’s Groupon to The Lunch Cube, mid-day munchers can meld tantalizing flavors without the hassle of splicing the genes of a red vine tomato and a honey-glazed ham into one terrifyingly delicious abomination.
Reviews
The Lunch Cube has received a lot of local press since its opening, including features by Twin Cities METRO magazine and City Pages. Three Yelpers give it 4.5 stars, and three Google Mappers recommend The Lunch Cube's offerings:
- Yum! The portions were generous. The breads were very fresh and hearty. Tammy Sproule Kaplan, Twin Cities METRO magazine
- I was really impressed by the menu--while they had some basic staple sandwiches like tuna, tukey [sic] and pastrami delis, they had fab twists on your regular sandwiches. – Jessica L., Yelp
- Delicious food, I'll be ordering again. – tg621, Google Maps