Zany Graze, located at 2004 19th Ave., Lewiston, offers a Reuben sandwich. But does the Zany’s personality shine through and create a superstar sandwich, or is this a forgettable meal?
  The sandwich sits on the plate looking a little messy, as if smirking at the consumer. It is clear Zany’s made a conscious decision to assemble and plate the sandwich like so.
  The Reuben isn’t afraid to have a personality — a loud sandwich beaming with flavor. Zany’s crafted a sandwich a little messy, adding to its originality. It is not a drab sandwich, it is exciting.
  A healthy dose of sauerkraut sits atop tantalizing corned beef. This classic combo lies between two seductive pieces of well-toasted marble rye bread. A loving amount of zesty Thousand Island sauce and warm Swiss cheese thrown into this Reuben make the full package.
  Zany’s pulls off the individual components with ease. The corned beef has its signature saltiness like any good corned beef should. Zany’s toasts the bread well, giving it a rich color and healthy crunch. The bottom slice of bread was a little soggy, but it never detracted from the experience.
  This Reuben hits the consumer with fully-loaded flavor as soon as the teeth sink into it.  The warm, comfortable flavors fill the mouth with joy. Everything comes together to make each bite a busy experience bursting with flavor. There is never a dull moment with this sandwich. It is a thrilling, yet relaxing time from start to finish.
  As fun as the sandwich is, it offers an unbalanced flavor. The tanginess is overbearing and can make for a lopsided experience. There are a few moments where there is too much sour and the punch becomes too hard. This could be remedied by giving a larger helping of meat.  More meat would elevate the sandwich to a higher level.
  Zany’s delivers a fresh sandwich chock-full of personality and flavor. It is flawed but a solid eat nonetheless. For this, Zany’s Reuben earns seven out of 10 points.