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Here's an idea: Spec's should abandon selling booze (at least at one location) and open an independent shop selling only its sandwiches. Let's call it (you guessed it) "Spec's Sandwiches."
Seriously, how many fantabulous sandwich options does a company have to offer before consumer demand and momentum compels it to open a branch entirely devoted to [insert your favorite filling combination here] between two slices of bread? Just saying.
Katharine Shilcutt named Spec's "Pâté de France" one of her 100 Favorite Dishes in Houston and others have extolled the virtues of the California Dreamin' and Chick Chick sandwiches. Let us now praise another famous sandwich: the Grand Cru.
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