Before "Metro Phoenix" even existed, there was Cheese 'n Stuff, the Central Phoenix deli that's been serving sandwiches and sides since 1949. It's a you'll-know-it-when-you-see-it sort of place. Even on the outside, it doesn't look as though it's changed much since opening. Step through the door beneath the iconic globe sign and it's like you've taken a trip back to the days when places like these — not Subway — were a dime a dozen. Owner Stan Zatwakski and his family will be behind the counter, nearly buried beneath the handwritten selections and dozens of "specials" typed up, printed out, and appended (seemingly, for good) to the menu. If you want to go real old school, then you'll have to get The Doughboy, an ultimate comfort-food sandwich with deli turkey, bacon, creamy avocado, and mayo on grilled sourdough bread. But, of course, you can't really go wrong with any of the options at this famous little deli that could.