My sandwich? MY SANDWICH?
A popular Glasgow bar has wowed fans of theMax’s Bar and Grill in the city centre launched its well-priced festive menu last week with a surprise for Ross Geller fans – a ‘Moist Maker’ sandwich.
The ‘Moist Maker’ is a main course on the new Max’s festive menu and is served with your choice of skinny fries, yam fries, or hand-cut chips for £10. Dario Bernardi, the owner of Max’s Bar and Grill, told the Glasgow Times that the sandwich has been a hit since the festive menu was released on December 5 and hopes to add it to the main menu due to its success.
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