Cut the Mustard boasts new owner but old favorites won’t change [Lodi News-Sentinel, Calif.]
Jan. 9 A month ago, Ben Holcomb didn’t know he was going to start the new year as the owner of a sandwich shop in Lodi. He had thought about buying a bar, but when the opportunity arose to buy Cut the Mustard, he didn’t hesitate.
“I heard (the owner) was thinking of selling, so I jumped on it,” Holcomb said Friday, at the end of his first week as the owner of what has affectionately been called “The Greatest Sandwich Shop in The World.”
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