I heard that E & C Subs was very popular when it was downtown, and it has now moved to west El Paso on Resler Drive across from Franklin High School. If I tried it downtown it did not make much of an impression on me, since I do not remember ever eating there. It is more likely that I did not eat at the downtown location, since I was more interested in Mexican and Chinese food for lunch than sandwiches or the things that "normal" people eat. Even though sandwiches are not really my thing when it comes to restaurant reviews, I will try to provide some information now that I have tried E & C's new location.

E & C serves spaghetti, burritos, soups, salads, and a breakfast plate (with scrambled eggs), but otherwise it is strictly sandwiches. The subs come in 8" or 16" sizes. I have tried an "Italian" sauce with olive oil, but American style is also available (with mustard and mayonnaise). One thing that is extremely important to know is that potato chips cost extra (they come free with sandwiches at Andre's). Actually I am just as glad chips are not given away here since they are too big of a temptation.

I have heard from several sources that some of the sandwiches can be considered the restaurant's specialty, and are the most popular. I do not know the full list, but one is the Hero sandwich with ham, pepperoni, and provolone cheese (not really something that sounds very appetizing to me, but others might like it).

8" steak sub at E & C Subs

The Tuna Salad tasted fresh, and like the steak sub, the best feature was that it did not deviate from the way I thought it should be prepared.