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LUNCHBOX CAFE

213 23rd
(409-770-0044)
Open Mon–Fri 8–3, Sat & Sun 11–3.
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(From May 2011) With its exposed brick walls and towering, glass-paned doors, this cheery sandwich shop exudes the essence of the Strand Historic District. The Greek salad, tossed with a creamy, herby dressing, made an ample lunch, as did our friend’s Third Coast Reuben, with turkey pastrami and Swiss cheese piled high with house-made coleslaw. A farmers market of local produce makes an appearance on Sundays.

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SAFARI BEACH CO. BAR & GRILL

910 Ave M, at Seawall
(409-762-1420)
Lunch Mon–Fri 11–3 (bar open Mon–Thur 11–midnight, Fri & Sat 11–2 a.m., Sun noon–midnight).
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(From January 2011) Don’t be put off by the skull and crossbones on the sign: This is a pleasant, spotless neighborhood pub with some of the best sandwiches on the Island (and you don’t have to talk like a pirate to get one). We sighed over the Hot Italian, a classic po’boy of ham, salami, pepperoni, and mozzarella, and the tuna melt with Swiss on grilled rye. Bar.

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