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    Erbert and Gerbert's

    2.7 (12 reviews)
    InexpensiveSandwiches, Soup, Salad
    Open 10:30 am - 8:00 pm

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    A tiny "bowl" of microwaved soup.   Not to be confused with a CUP of soup, which is more like a paper shot glass.

    I'd no idea this was a "theme restaurant." Apparently, every item on the menu is named for a character in an obscure children's book. One cannot order a turkey sandwich without being corrected: "One 'Bony Billy!'" It's as if it's part of the job of the hapless employee - to gently coerce you into using the goofy nonsense syllables with which the sandwiches have been christened. I'm 50 years of age and I don't want to learn the lexicon of a whimsical menu; I just want a turkey sandwich, thanks. Indeed, when your name is called out by the surly unkempt teenager behind the counter, you'll be handed a child-size sandwich. A four-inch sub with a cup of microwaved soup will set you back over $10. And if you should ask for additional condiments after you've paid, you're met with a forlorn sigh from the cashier, because he has to open a new screen in order to charge you more money. Jalapeño slices on your sandwich will run you an additional 75 cents. That won't break you, but it is annoying. Six sad little pepper slices for 75 cents makes one feel nickled and dimed there. Ambience: none, unless you liked the sound you used to hear during fire drills in grade school. Erbert bakes his own bread, but when the oven timers go off, they emit a loud and unnerving buzz that shakes the walls. The noise stays on until an employee feels like shuffling over and resetting the timer. In future, I'll happily drive 12 miles to Jersey Mike's in Mankato, where the employees are scrubbed and pleasant and eager to get you what you really like. I've always appreciated the way that the manager there will ask how you liked your meal. This won't happen at Erbert & Gerbert; the slovenly employees there can't wait for you to finish eating so they can resume their gossip and shenanigans.

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    Ordered online as we drove through town. My sandwich was great. Would definitely go again

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    Great delivery service to nearby college. Fast and friendly service! Always fresh and delicious.

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