Dopamine Subs has opened in Daytona Beach, according to a post from the City of Daytona Beach Government on Facebook.

The sandwich shop is located at 336 E. International Speedway Blvd., just blocks from the beach.

Dopamine Subs opened on June 3. The shop offers customizable gourmet subs ordered through digital kiosks, and it packs its sandwiches with fresh ingredients.

The post says the business has a unique in-house hydroponic garden that helps supply fresh produce year-round.

The Facebook page tagged @dopaminesubs in the announcement.

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