This quaint restaurant new to our little mile square since February is easy to miss on your walk to the PATH. Tucked in between Chinese Kitchen and Re*Juice*A*Nation and across from the New York Sports Club (you know the gym. Ever heard of it?!) and Sam Goody (oh sure, this you know) doesn't stand out from the outside, but once you enter through the screen door it's a whole other story. The first thought that'll cross your mind when you step inside is, "Did an orange explode in here?" The walls are bright tangerine colored, with the theme continuing on to the doors, light fixtures and chairs. The space is small and houses only eight individual seats as well as an additional eight outside. Fun knickknacks for sale like bookmarks and can openers fill the shelves and a quiet staff stands ready to serve behind a counter that takes up most of the restaurant's small space. After looking over the lengthy menu I can see why they need such ample space to work, the menu has more options than an all-you-can-eat buffet in Vegas. Overflowing with breakfast items (that are served all day), and wraps and burgers in addition to make your own salads and sandwiches, 3F6O6OD3 is sure to please even the most picky of eaters.

After coming close to reverting back to my childhood and ordering a #24, the Grilled Peanut Butter sandwich (complete with sliced bananas) and served with a fruit cup ($5.99), I eeny-meeny-miney-mo'ed my decision to #16, the Philly Cheese Steak ($5.99). Charcoal grilled sliced steak on Hoboken bread with peppers, onions, and American cheese. And not being able to leave well enough alone I threw in an order of steak Fries ($2.99). My cousin, who was craving a hearty breakfast after a late night opted for the #4, ($4.99) two eggs any style (he choose scrambled), served with home fries, and a choice of sausage, Taylor ham, or bacon (he choose sausage). Both our meals came out after about five minutes and garnished with a slice of orange. My cheese steak came out before my fries but I couldn't wait to dig in. The sandwich was hot, and the cheese only slightly melted but it still looked good to me (a.k.a. someone who's never had a REAL Philly cheese steak). However, my cousin's friend who came along for the company had just come back from the aforementioned city and referenced that my lunch choice was a sad excuse for its namesake. I agreed it could have been better but my attention was quickly diverted when my hot fries showed up and all was well with the world. My cousin's 3 p.m. breakfast was a similar crowd pleaser in the sense that it hit the spot.

3F6O6OD3 seemed to be a reliable favorite as the screen door was constantly swinging. For those not interested in eating in, they offer takeout as well as free delivery. And if you find yourself with a nagging sweet tooth, displayed in the front is a case of sweets that range from fat free to anything but. Besides constantly having a never satisfied sweet tooth, my cravings always get the best of me guaranteeing I'll be visiting 3F6O6OD3 again. Maybe this time the Grilled Peanut Butter sandwich will win… that is unless the Fluffer Nutter ($1.99) doesn't beat it out (you remember, marshmallow fluff and peanut butter on white bread?) Quick! "SOMEBODY STOP ME" from digressing back to my teen years before I start spouting lines from… "The Mask"… uh, oh, too late.

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