First up the Cuban. Darren explained to the girls he researched the popular Florida sandwich and tested it repeatedly. He thought he got it right. I judged it perfect and it beat my favorite from Bracato's in Tampa. Granted Bracato's typically had off season professional baseball players there for lunch but we're talking sandwiches. Each bite you tasted mustard and pickle. The pork soft fleshy goodness, lightly salted ham and melted cheese. Thumbs up Chef.
The BLT was also perfect, the premium bacon extending the sides of the sandwich and crisp. The bread toasted and the sauce and condiments plentiful.
Smashburger a "homerun", soft perfect sized sesame bun two huge patties of delicious burger meat, cheese, sauce lettuce pickle tomato. All over the plate tasty.
The sandwiches came with Kettle Chips...a ton of them. The cost more than reasonable and we'll probably get 9 meals out of my three sandwiches and chips for a week.
It's rare that I don't find something that I would change but nope those 3 sandwiches were/are superbly done. When I was Edward Don's National Account Manger for Rich Melman's Lettuce Entertain You, Richard sent his crew to Mexico for the Summer to get authentic recipes for the Hat Dance Restaurant on Huron Ave Chicago. I even sent the Pullman trash cans out to be painted at a local body shop to get the color right. So when Darren told the girls he researched the Cuban...I had to have one. Job well done Chef.
PS I did take pictures myself but the ones I got from sugarpopbakingco.com were much better. I did like mine though a typical culinary mess in my 9" coupe bowls spread across the countertop.