Opening a restaurant

>>9432430
>A sandwich shop is not fast food flyover shit

Daily reminder that america os ALL flyover.
You até The rednecks of the world.

>>9432430
You don't have the GUSTO to open the sandwich shop of your dreams.

>prove me wrong basement boy

>>9432430
Here are some ideas if you actually open that sammich shop
1. Offer my creation: The PcHjLfgT - The pimento cheese, how jowl, lettuce, and fried green tomato sandwich.
2. Don't be lazy and offer just chips and fries as sides. Make sure you have good fried okra, pasta salad, potato salad, and a sautéd or grilled vegetable dish.

>There's nothing but fast food and franchise flyover shit in my home town and I'd love to open a decent sandwich shop
You'll be crushed within 6 months.
Unless you can offer something unique then everybody in town is gunna keep going to subway/TGI Fridays/McDonalds

>>9433297
>OB
>B
You don't even get the whole thing.
>>9433470
This is just fantasy.
>>9433739
That might need another name, but I've seen some decent pimento cheeses. There was a burger place in uni that had a pretty passable jalapeno pimento cheese.
>>9433754
It's a shame, too, because new fast food places keep springing up and since that's virtually all the jobs in this town, the average income is suppressed and crime is starting to go up because it's "cheap" to live here.

I actually know someone that is looking to ACTUALLY open a bakery, so I'd merge facilities and have all the sandwich bread be baked in-house while dealing with meats as typical fare. Ideally, meats would be cooked/smoked/cut in house. Side recommendations are pretty good; I'd add fried green tomatoes since that's already present in inventory.

Also a extremely thick-cut bacon BLT on toasted rye with avocado mayonnaise. I'm allergic to avocado but apparently that's been a thing for years.

>>9433739
I'm not with you on the grilled vegetable dish, but I definitely needs more than chips. The saving grace of Firehouse and Panera bread is that they have soups and chili. If I'm buying a sandwich for lunch, I want some soup with it.

>>9433950
He could make fresh soup and siphon away "health-conscious" customers from Panera since all of theirs is frozen>>9433950

>>9433843
Offer bagel sandwiches, steam pressed.
It makes the bagels really soft and hot and it blends the sandwiches incredibly well.

>>9434078
I'll keep that in mind.

No. I wouldn't be able to handle the criticism. The food I make is to the taste of two people only, I don't want to try and make food that thousands of people will like.

>>9432430
if I were rich as fuck I'd open a restaurant just so I could tell some hubby tier bloggers they cannot make any substitutions

Still want to own a fast food joint which specializes in simple reasonably fresh for a low price:
Basically McDonalds using local ingredients, market it to farmer market visiting hipsters while making food I'd want to eat myself.

>>9434581
So basically McDonald's before it was taken over?