Mr. Graham's Sandwich Shop, American in Quezon City

I enjoyed my meal here, but I really expected more. Reading the "Cebuano" sandwich's description really made my mouth water, I expected a lot. But still, it was good. I also tasted the "Four Cheese, Bacon Please" together with tomato soup and I thought it was good! They also have a good beer selection, and service was pretty good. The place was a bit bare and small, but I liked it. Pricing is fair.

The cenuano which is a spinoff of the cubano is good. They use lechon and pickled mangoes. They also have thier apple pie soda, I think it really tastes like apple pie. It might be an acquired taste for some.

Best thing about this place? They serve craft beer!

Source: http://konyoqueen.com/2016/01/26/mr-grahams-sandwich-shop/

Nothing is cuter than these his-and-her restos! Right next to Mrs. Graham’s Parisian cafe is Mr. Graham’s Sandwich Shop, famed for The Cebuano–just like Mr. Graham–a local take on the Cubano sandwich. What distinguishes it are the slices of Cebu lechon amidst the the pickled onions, Emmental cheese and aioli, pressed between toasted sandwich buns. (Lechon is a roasted suckling pig. Cebu lechon is stuffed with herbs and spices before it is roasted to make the meat even tastier.)

Another favorite is the Four Cheese, Bacon Please, Mr. Graham’s interpretation of the grilled cheese sandwich containing mozzarella, cream cheese, cheddar with fried Parmesan-toasted bread. This savory sandwich is accentuated by the beer-n-onion-bacon jam. Yum!

Something else that caught our attention was the Sloppy G, a creamy version of the Sloppy Joe. Instead of tomato sauce, Mr. Graham uses mushroom gravy with the ground beef.

Just as we finished our sandwiches, a fourth one came along. It’s on the “secret menu”, but I think it’s too good that it HAS to be in the regular menu! The Elvis Press Me plays on Elvis Presley’s favorite sandwich (a.k.a. The Elvis), which consists of peanut butter, banana and bacon. The Elvis Press Me is an improved version in that it has candied bacon, real crushed peanuts to give a crunchy texture, and MELTED MARSHMALLOWS. Zomg! Another stroke of genius!

You can combo these sandwiches with a side and a drink, then the total price of the set becomes lower. They have a selection of sides like Taro-Camote-Potato Chips (PHP 100 solo, PHP 60 combo) and Tomato Soup (PHP 120 solo, PHP 100 combo). I doubt you’ll need it given the size of the sandwiches. Lol. For drinks, Mr. Graham has home-brewed Apple Pie Soda (PHP 115 solo, PHP 90 combo), which I really loved! Tastes legit, complete with a hint of cinnamon!

Overall a pleasant experience! Will definitely come back to try the other sandwiches!