$17 for Five Vouchers, Each Good for $6.99 Off Your Bill at Rock Island Cafe ($34.95 Value)
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Freshly sliced meats pile into chicken salad, tuna salad, and reuben sandwiches at a deli with an outdoor patio
Making a sandwich requires only two slices of bread, filling, and an expensive machine that holds the slices of bread steady while the filling is shot in between them with some sort of air-powered hose. Go somewhere that has that apparatus with this Groupon.
$17 for Five Vouchers ($34.95 Value); Each Voucher Good for $6.99 Off Your Bill
You can order any sandwich off the menu, such as whole sandwiches served with a choice of pasta salad or plain chips.<p>
Want a Suggestion?
- Entree—Conductor’s Ham & Turkey sandwich ($6.99)
Total Bill: $6.99 for one person<p>
Freshly sliced meats pile into chicken salad, tuna salad, and reuben sandwiches at a deli with an outdoor patio
Making a sandwich requires only two slices of bread, filling, and an expensive machine that holds the slices of bread steady while the filling is shot in between them with some sort of air-powered hose. Go somewhere that has that apparatus with this Groupon.
$17 for Five Vouchers ($34.95 Value); Each Voucher Good for $6.99 Off Your Bill
You can order any sandwich off the menu, such as whole sandwiches served with a choice of pasta salad or plain chips.<p>
Want a Suggestion?
- Entree—Conductor’s Ham & Turkey sandwich ($6.99)
Total Bill: $6.99 for one person<p>
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About Rock Island Cafe
Rock Island Cafe’s team cuts tender deli meats into thin slices before stacking them inside hearty gourmet sandwiches or packing them up for patrons to take home. Along with specialty cheeses, those savory meats are the stars of the deli’s menu, which kicks off the day with house-baked muffins and breakfast burritos stuffed with cheese, eggs, and avocado. When lunchtime rolls around, visitors plunge their spoons into potato-corn soup and wrap their mitts around tuna- or taco-salad sandwiches, or the Rock Island Reuben. Diners can eat inside or on the patio, where they can tie their sandwiches to the storefront's railroad-track logo.