Damnit! I'm hungry now.

Gaaaawwwd I miss that place.

scottydoesntknow: Damn I love me some Schlotzkys. Their jalapeno chips are the best anywhere.

A Schlotzky's original and jalapeno chips are particularly delicious when consumed in the afternoon sometime between 4:19 and 4:21.

boo we dont have a schlotsky's here in yuma...

come to think of it we dont have much of anything here in yuma...

/yuma

geekasaurus: boo we dont have a schlotsky's here in yuma...

come to think of it we dont have much of anything here in yuma...

/yuma

Don't cry, Yuma.

tuna fingers: The English Major: Mmm, Schlotzky's. Cloosest one around here is in Peoria, though, and I'm not willing to drive that far. Yet.

Sorry
/pet peeve



sorry
/pet peeve

Wow. 400 stores for only $28.5 million? That's a hell of a deal.

I prefer Which 'Wich, despite the ridiculous name. Best chicken pesto sandwich I've had in a long time.

I met the second owners at a music festival in Texas, in '82. Complete dicks they both were, glad they went bankrupt.

/Joe Ely rocked

fanbladesaresharp: Wow. 400 stores for only $28.5 million? That's a hell of a deal.

Seriously. The gubmint could just buy them for poor people to live in for like $90k each at that price. Plus they could eat the leftover food and take the money out of the cash registers.

WeezinTheJuice: tuna fingers: The English Major: Mmm, Schlotzky's. Cloosest one around here is in Peoria, though, and I'm not willing to drive that far. Yet.

Sorry
/pet peeve



sorry
/pet peeve

I think you accidentally the sentence.

RIP sandwich lady, gonna eat one for lunch

/an original, not a dead co-founder

When Hurricane Ike hit last year here in Houston, after about 5 days of eating nothing but nasty tuna fish and crackers (no power, no refrigerator, no A/C), I decided to see where I could go to find a cold drink and some decent food.

Schlottys was the only place I could find, and it was the best damn regular turkey, jalapeno chips, and cold diet coke (with EXTRA ICE) that I've ever had. Pure bliss.

We don't have one around here, and they closed the one near the in-laws. Not sure if anyone pointed it out yet, but man, they make some good sammiches.

Good place to eat, but expensive......

Potzrebied?

geekasaurus: Well, Yuma's claim to fame are its zombies, and of course, the Territorial Prison. Well, now you have the USMC base there as well. But are they the ones responsible for bringing the zombies there in the first place, or were they sent there to get rid of the zombies?

And the Chupacabras. Can't forget them, either.

/Yumama

They closed all of the Indianapolis stores :(

I used to love the turkey club on sourdough. The closest one is in Memphis or Nashville I think.

fzumrk: They closed all of the Indianapolis stores :(

I used to love the turkey club on sourdough. The closest one is in Memphis or Nashville I think.


Still have one down here in Evansville, I think. Mmm...

I love Schlotzky's!
By coincidence, I was just getting ready to go there after reading this article.
It's a 30 minute drive but I don't care, it's worth it!

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, schlemiel, schlimazle, hasenpfeffer incorporated!

geekasaurus: boo we dont have a schlotsky's here in yuma...

come to think of it we dont have much of anything here in yuma...

/yuma

You have a prison with a bunch of rocks, lots of cacti, (peyote) and hot indian girls.
Compared to texas' mc D's fed cows, and inbred illegals, you have lots.
(bbiam, flondie is knocking on my door. Prolly wants to borrow 20 bucks for a bucket o' fried chikn' to feed her kid cuz she maxxed out her lonestar card buying meat for illegal immigrants selling breakfast tacos to construction workers so she can get continue "dipping water").She can't ho' her kids out anymore because of cps,so she has to make due.

Bacontastesgood: fanbladesaresharp: Wow. 400 stores for only $28.5 million? That's a hell of a deal.

Seriously. The gubmint could just buy them for poor people to live in for like $90k each at that price. Plus they could eat the leftover food and take the money out of the cash registers.

I would guess most of the stores are privately owned franchises

HIGH-POWER Schlotzky!

I'd never heard of them. Checking, I see the nearest one is 218 miles away, in VA. Add 2 miles and I'd have a choice of locations. The one in Ohio's over 100 miles farther than that. (I'm in SE Pennsylvania, btw.)

Looking over their menu the only tasty thing that stands out as being out of the usual mainstream around here is the reflex use of sourdough. The usual for this area is Italian loafs, with the variations usually just being in how flaky/crusty the crust is and whether or not it's topped with seeds.

Push comes to shove, though, unless I'm feeling lazy, I have plenty of access to great ingredients and make the best sandwiches I'm likely to eat.

They're always loaded with diced olives. If you forget to say "no olives," you may as well throw it away.

tuna fingers: The English Major: Mmm, Schlotzky's. Cloosest one around here is in Peoria, though, and I'm not willing to drive that far. Yet.

Sorry
/pet peeve

The original is correct:
See this

//sorry...pet peeve...sanctimonious morans

tuna fingers: Do any of you farkers know anything about retail/anything? They don't own, rather they lease the spaces. Big word. LEASE.

They lease the buildings, generally, but own the franchise.

DirtyOldGeek: tuna fingers: The English Major: Mmm, Schlotzky's. Cloosest one around here is in Peoria, though, and I'm not willing to drive that far. Yet.

Sorry
/pet peeve

The original is correct:
See this

//sorry...pet peeve...sanctimonious morans

You got trolled, Ese.

Wow, sad news. I used to go to the one next to my dorm when I lived in Austin. I didn't know the chain actually started there.

moothemagiccow: ugh, hate that bread

You wash your mouth out with soap!

love schlotzkie's, but would rather have the original original.

Mmmm. Schlotzki's chicken pesto pizza sans olives is amazing. Just ate there recently.

moothemagiccow: ugh, hate that bread

I can't say I hate the bread. There's just too much of it. Actually, yeah, it does taste kind of like a sponge.

holdenoversoul: love schlotzkie's, but would rather have the original original.

A million times yes!

The English Major: Mmm, Schlotzky's. Closest one around here is in Peoria, though, and I'm not willing to drive that far. Yet.

I'd kill for a good deli around here. I don't know why... You'd think with the Arsenal and John Deere employees traveling the country and being exposed to real food, more stuff like that would open up. Instead, we get Hungry Hobo.

geekasaurus: boo we dont have a schlotsky's here in yuma...

come to think of it we dont have much of anything here in yuma...

/yuma

And quit your biatching. You have In N Out Burger. That makes up for the fact you have to live in Yuma... Almost.

Sorry. Not suitable for a tick of the Celebrity Deathwatch^TM

That's the sound that it makes when it comes out.

Hal5423: Wow, sad news. I used to go to the one next to my dorm when I lived in Austin. I didn't know the chain actually started there.

anyone know if the original is still standing?

Potbelly is better.

radiumsoup: Hal5423: Wow, sad news. I used to go to the one next to my dorm when I lived in Austin. I didn't know the chain actually started there.

anyone know if the original is still standing?

It is now an Amy's Ice Cream.