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STACK Subs
Family-run toasted sub counter built for the downtown lunch hour
A small, family-owned sandwich shop on the ground floor of an office tower at 17th and Market, open only on weekdays and only until 2:30. The bread gets toasted, the meats and vegetables are cut daily, and the line moves. It is not a destination so much as the thing you are glad exists when you have thirty-five minutes and a laptop to get back to. There is a second location in Lakewood; this is not a franchise. Breakfast sandwiches and espresso in the morning.
Why go. Because a fast, good sandwich near Union Station is harder to find than it should be.
Weekends are out entirely, and the doors shut at 2:30 sharp on weekdays, so this is a lunch plan and nothing else.
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