$5 for $10 Worth of Sandwiches and Wraps at Smacky's on Broadway in Spokane Valley
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- More than 40 different sandwiches
- House-made mayo
- Fresh soups & salads
Growling stomachs can hamper stealth operations, spoil belly dances, and, in extreme cases, induce dogs to attack. Quiet whimpering tummy tones with today's Groupon: for $5, you get $10 worth of sandwiches and wraps at Smacky's on Broadway in Spokane Valley.
Smacky's satisfies sandwich seekers with an impressive menu of more than 40 handheld delights. Wrap your fingers around a tasty carbo-protein snack such as the Smacky's Favorite, a mélange of turkey, swiss, avocado, and veggies on whole-wheat bread ($4.95/half, $6.95 whole), or opt for a piping Avo-Albacore Melt, a conglomeration of tuna, swiss, avocado, and tomato living in harmony on an open-faced english muffin ($4.95/half, $6.95 whole). Specialized sandwiches include an ample selection of freshly pressed focaccia paninis such as the roasted garlic turkey ($6.95), wraps such as the veggie-decked Healthy Bug ($6.50), and six different varieties of french dip sandwiches ($5.95–$6.95). To sate the social sensibilities inherent in all sandwiches, Smacky's complements the bread-bound bounty with soups (prices vary) and salads such as the blackened chicken caesar ($6.95). Carbohydrate conquistadors can also choose to venture out and build their own deli discovery from five different breads and meats, four cheese varieties, a selection of veggies, and one of Smacky's house-made flavored mayos, including honey-jalapeño or roasted garlic.
Smacky’s kitchen commandos prepare each finger-friendly feast with the utmost concern for quality, ensuring sandwiches arrive to customers in mint condition. The restaurant’s décor is playfully vintage, with old magazines hearkening back to a day when people read for sport.
- More than 40 different sandwiches
- House-made mayo
- Fresh soups & salads
Growling stomachs can hamper stealth operations, spoil belly dances, and, in extreme cases, induce dogs to attack. Quiet whimpering tummy tones with today's Groupon: for $5, you get $10 worth of sandwiches and wraps at Smacky's on Broadway in Spokane Valley.
Smacky's satisfies sandwich seekers with an impressive menu of more than 40 handheld delights. Wrap your fingers around a tasty carbo-protein snack such as the Smacky's Favorite, a mélange of turkey, swiss, avocado, and veggies on whole-wheat bread ($4.95/half, $6.95 whole), or opt for a piping Avo-Albacore Melt, a conglomeration of tuna, swiss, avocado, and tomato living in harmony on an open-faced english muffin ($4.95/half, $6.95 whole). Specialized sandwiches include an ample selection of freshly pressed focaccia paninis such as the roasted garlic turkey ($6.95), wraps such as the veggie-decked Healthy Bug ($6.50), and six different varieties of french dip sandwiches ($5.95–$6.95). To sate the social sensibilities inherent in all sandwiches, Smacky's complements the bread-bound bounty with soups (prices vary) and salads such as the blackened chicken caesar ($6.95). Carbohydrate conquistadors can also choose to venture out and build their own deli discovery from five different breads and meats, four cheese varieties, a selection of veggies, and one of Smacky's house-made flavored mayos, including honey-jalapeño or roasted garlic.
Smacky’s kitchen commandos prepare each finger-friendly feast with the utmost concern for quality, ensuring sandwiches arrive to customers in mint condition. The restaurant’s décor is playfully vintage, with old magazines hearkening back to a day when people read for sport.
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About Smacky's on Broadway
Though it’s not uncommon to hear lip smacking at Smacky’s on Broadway, that’s not how the eatery got its name. It was named after owner Mike’s childhood pet monkey. But despite its playful name, Smacky’s is serious about sandwich making. Its menu includes french dips, crispy paninis, and twice-baked hoagies. All of these handheld meals are made with fresh-baked bread, save for the selection of wraps, and top-choice black forest ham, roast beef, and slow-roasted turkey.
In 2009, Smacky’s moved into a roomy, newly renovated space with wood-paneled walls and an eclectic collection of furniture. Above a big fuzzy green sofa hang an assortment of frying pans, windowpanes, and a map of North America. These seemingly random decorations help create a casual atmosphere, not unlike when a corporation insists its employees wear footed pajamas to the office.