Here’s a short video of the Milk Bottle Building along Route 66 in Oklahoma City (map here).
The clip shows the building’s triangle shape and how small it is. According to the National Park Service, the 1930 building measures 350 square feet.
The building once housed a grocery, an ice-cream shop and other things. It now operates as a Saigon Baguette sandwich shop, which is much-praised for its quality and inexpensive prices.
The milk bottle, which is 10 feet tall, was built in 1948.
Great place to eat and super cheap. Very little parking and no inside seating. It is now in the middle of the Oklahoma City Vietnamese community. Park across the street at the pharmacy if you can’t park at the building and then go eat in the nearby park, weather permitting. Worth stopping.
Monday is when they serve their famous Spring rolls.