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East Idaho Eats: Gator Jack's serves Southern themed sandwiches
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February 13, 2016
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1:15Now PlayingREXBURG -- VO: Gator Jack's in Rexburg is a Louisiana themed restaurant locals can enjoy at anytime of the day.
SOT: “When it’s breakfast time I have to have the breakfast burrito, it’s by far the best in town,” customer Kelly Weathersby said.
VO: But, people know them for their great sandwiches, and the squirrely southern names associated.
SOT: “It’s quick, it’s easy, it’s fast, and it’s all fresh. It’s good,” customer Josh Hammond says.
VO: Orders like Kissin Kin, and Somethins a Foul may not sound appetizing but they’re actually the names of tasty sandwiches. New Co-owner Dylan Makemson says customers regularly order De Mudder n Law.
SOT: “It’s a turkey, bacon, avocado. It’s really good. Two out of three sandwiches that are ever ordered are De Mudder n Law,” Makemson said.
VO: If you aren’t really a fan of avocado, another favorite is The jack.
STAND UP: Today I’m trying De Mudder in law, (bite). Mmm that’s delicious.
VO: Gator Jack's will soon be adding a beef brisket and tri-tip to their list of new menu items. New add-ons include mozzarella sticks, chicken tenders, and loaded fries. Reporting from Rexburg, I’m Natalia Hepworth, EastIdahoNews.com
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