Sliders, none of them hamburgers. A generous slider in a brioche-style bun; choose from pulled pork, slow-cooked sirloin, stuffed meatball, or buffalo chicken, and on the veggie side beet, sweet potato, tomato and mozzarella. Winter brings homemade soups. Year round, the housemade potato chips are excellent. Slide is a roaming cart often found at Let's Eat Out weeknight dinners and special events. $3-$8.
Slide
Madison, Wisconsin
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Madison, Wisconsin
11 am-2 pm Mon.-Fri. on MLK; Let's Eat Out neighborhood dinners and festivals.
Food Cart/Truck, Restaurant
American, Sandwiches
Cash Only, Wheelchair Access
Dinner, Lunch, Take-Out
Inexpensive
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