Deli & Burger Place Recs - West Falls Church

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Anonymous wrote:Celebrity Delly

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https://www.celebritydeliva.com/

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Anonymous wrote:If you’re willing to go to ballston, head to Westover instead for Italian store subs.

Sorry, I wouldn’t drive out of my way for this. Always found the sandwiches there to be soggy and bland and the bread is weird (like paper mache).

Italian Store is delicious, and I say this as someone from Philly. Get the hard rolls if you are going with oil, tomato, or anything moist on your sandwich. They hold their crunch very well.

Way Over-rated. Every thing tastes the same.

Yes, like onions and cheap bread soaked in vinegar. I don’t know where in Philly PP was from, but it must be a part with uncharacteristically bad sandwiches.

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Anonymous wrote:Celebrity Delly

+1

https://www.celebritydeliva.com/

This.

I’m going to take the recommendation and try Open Road.

On an unrelated note Caboose in merrifield has good nachos

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I’m on #TeamItalianStore.

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The Union for burgers in Mclean

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Anonymous wrote:If you’re willing to go to ballston, head to Westover instead for Italian store subs.

Sorry, I wouldn’t drive out of my way for this. Always found the sandwiches there to be soggy and bland and the bread is weird (like paper mache).

Italian Store is delicious, and I say this as someone from Philly. Get the hard rolls if you are going with oil, tomato, or anything moist on your sandwich. They hold their crunch very well.

Way Over-rated. Every thing tastes the same.

Yes, like onions and cheap bread soaked in vinegar. I don’t know where in Philly PP was from, but it must be a part with uncharacteristically bad sandwiches.

+1 And they're $13!

Total garbage when you consider the alternatives

Always get the hard roll. I’d love to know what alternatives there are around here that come close. I grew up in NY — it’s no comparison to a NY deli but it’s the best we have in VA.

The hard roll is the one that has the consistency of paper mache. And no, there are unfortunately no alternatives in Arlington.

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The Sandwich Shop in Vienna is nice if you are nearby but I wouldn’t drive out of the way for it.