Best Sandwich You've Ever Had

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The JLT at Jaleo. The J is jamon serrano, it’s on a wonderful toasted bread, with the most amazing little bit of perfectly salted greens and house made mayo.

With a side of patatas bravas. The best!!

[Anonymous]

Pretty much any sandwich on the menu at Eventide in Duck, NC. I think my favorite might be the veggie sandwich on sourdough, or the Italian sandwich.

https://www.eventideduck.com/savor

[Anonymous]

Box Lunch on Cape Cod has a sandwich called Porkey's Nightmare. Ham, three cheeses, mayo, Durkee's dressing, and onions on a wrap and melted. I was in Boston once and drove out to the only location open at that time of the year just for that sandwich.

[Anonymous]

The Woodmont deli in Bethesda has reliably good sandwiches. Not fancy or chi chi, but I like the staff; they hussle.

My favorite there is the Washingtonian!

[Anonymous]

Tortas Washmobile in Tijuana:

[Anonymous]

The breakfast sandwiches from Lighthouse Bagels in Corolla, NC. Pork roll, egg and cheese on a French Toast Bagel. Heavenly sweet and salty combo.

[Anonymous]

In Belgium they have the best hang over sandwhich called a mitraillette. It is baguette or a large wrap, meat, lettuce/tomato/onion, sauces of your choice, and french fries. It is something you eat like once a year but it is amazing!

[Anonymous]

Moe's Classic in Portsmouth, N.H.

[Anonymous]

raspberry jam, melted brie and provolone grilled cheese sandwich on brioche. Had in Austin - some food truck. Ridiculously tasty.

[Anonymous]

Best sandwich is one where I see the meat more than the bread.
But, I prefer French bread, salami style meat. It's what some people would call an Italian sub but i put more into the sandwich. Also like the Vietnamese sandwich except they don't put enough meat in there.