As far as sandwiches go, some of the state’s best can be found at Ray’s Place. The decades-old favorite isn’t big on frills. However, you won’t mind because the signature sandwiches are sure to hit the spot. And they’re only made better by home-made soup, which is another of Ray’s specialties.
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The epitome of a hidden gem, Ray’s Place is housed in an unassuming building on a quiet street in Eau Claire.
google.com Modest in appearance only, the eatery is a local legend, as it’s been an Eau Claire staple since 1949.
A destination worth seeking out, Ray’s Place is most known for its hot sandwiches and homemade soups.
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Many eateries are so consumed with plumping up their menus that they become a “jack of all trades, master of none.” Not Ray’s Place, though.
Logan Hendrix/Google The menu at Ray’s Place features just a few items.
There’s no doubt about it, though. The sandwiches are what put Ray’s Place on the map.
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It’s hard to say which sandwich is better – the roast beef or the baked ham.
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And while the jury is still out on which is the best, one thing’s for sure: both are hot and delicious.
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Another similarity between the two sandwiches is the wax paper they’re served on and the house mustard that tops them.
Jonathan Haag/Google A bit spicy and incredibly flavorful, the condiment is sure to tantalize your taste buds.
Homemade soup is another hallmark of the menu.
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Just like the sandwiches, there are two types to choose from – pea soup and bean soup.
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A dive bar at heart, Ray’s Place also serves up cocktails and an impressive selection of specialty beers.
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Skimping on frills and focusing on what counts – the food, it looks like Ray’s Place has discovered the secret to withstanding the test of time. For more information, call Ray’s Place at (715) 832-3991. You can also visit the Ray’s Place Facebook page.
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Modest in appearance only, the eatery is a local legend, as it’s been an Eau Claire staple since 1949.
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The menu at Ray’s Place features just a few items.
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A bit spicy and incredibly flavorful, the condiment is sure to tantalize your taste buds.
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So, did you know about Ray’s Place? Ever visited? If so, what’d you think?
This isn’t the only Badger State eatery with brag-worthy sandwiches. Read about others here.
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Address: 838 Water St, Eau Claire, WI 54703, USA
