Helen's Sausage House

"The bread in this sandwich is merely an aid for picking up the extra-large pork chop, thus eliminating the need for utensils and making this excellent seat-of-the-car-(or-of-the-truck)-cuisine."
Michael Stern






"Though not huge, the sausage sandwich packs a wallop. The flavor explodes in the mouth on first bite!"
Cliff Strutz



"If you dine in, a knife and fork are provided with a pork chop sandwich, but they are not absolutely necessary. Using the bread as a mitt, the pork chop can easily be eaten out of hand, This one was dressed only with hot sauce."
Michael Stern



"The most striking piece of Elvisiana decorating the dining room is an 8/10th size statuette of the King in the corner. We suspect Elvis would very much have liked Helen's food."
Michael Stern



"Although sausages are the star attraction, Helen's other sandwiches are not to be ignored, in particular the pork chop and the cheese steak."
Michael Stern



"It is assumed you want a double when you order a sausage sandwich, although singles are available. Two in a bun with peppers and onions is a well-nigh perfect sandwich: meaty, spicy, and super-succulent."
Michael Stern



"Orders are placed at the counter and assembled quickly, either wrapped to go or on a paper plate for dining up a couple of steps in the Elvis room."
Michael Stern



"If you love excellent sausage and Elvis, you will enjoy dining in Helen's small eating area."
Cliff Strutz



"While common south of the Mason-Dixon line, images of happy pigs are rare on restaurant signs anywhere else."
Michael Stern