Community Spotlight: The Hive

There’s nothing like a good sandwich, and it was on the principle that The Hive was born. In this community spotlight, you’ll get a taste of what Arlington’s hottest sandwich stop is serving up when it comes to fresh bread and enticing combos.

About The Hive

As the savory brother to their sister bakery, Sugar Bee Sweets, The Hive strives to serve up dishes that are just as fresh but cater to the salty palates among us. Situated in Downtown Arlington, Texas, The Hive makes the perfect spot to grab lunch.

Whether you’re heading out for a lunch break with your coworkers, meeting someone special for a first date, or grabbing lunch with the kids on the weekend, The Hive welcomes you with open arms. Their spacious and airy café offers all kinds of seating, so you’ll be sure to grab a spot even during rush hour.

They also offer a handful of picnic tables on their outdoor patio. Sit, eat, and soak up the sun while you have some time to yourself.

Something for Every Appetite

Using breads and croissants baked fresh everyday in-house, The Hive creates a variety of sandwiches:

• The Goat sandwiches ham, locally sourced goat cheese, beer onions, apples, and raspberry jam between two fresh slices of sourdough bread.
• Their Hatch Pimento sandwich features just a heap of homemade hatch green chile pimento cheese, and that’s really all it needs.
• The B.L.A.T. puts a new spin on a classic with traditional BLT fixins, freshly sliced avocado, and a slap of cream cheese jalapeno jam.

While their sandwiches are their bread and butter, they are far from the only things available on the menu. Veggie lovers can opt for a fresh Fruit & Nut salad with a side of vegan house tomato soup. Be sure to dip your side slice of sourdough in it for full effect.

Get Down in Sandwich Town

Next time you’re craving a sandwich, be sure to stop by The Hive to get your fix. In the meantime, connect with them on Facebook and Instagram, so you never miss a chance to drool over their fresh-baked bread and decadent fixins.