Best Sandwich You've Ever Had

[Anonymous]

If you’re looking for hot sub ideas, you can turn leftovers into amazing sandwiches:

-chicken cutlets can be chicken parm sub
-same for eggplant parm
-spaghetti & meatballs can be meatball sub
-sausage and peppers etc

All you need is left over tomato sauce & provolone from the deli

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My favorite sandwich ever was at a deli in Sag Harbor, NY.

My favorite sandwich in DC was from a deli on Wisconsin Avenue near Fannie Mae.

Corned beef & Swiss on marble rye. With mayo. It’s the best.

At home, my best sandwiches are BLT’s with homegrown tomatoes.

Also, any fried egg sandwich. A basic egg salad sandwich or homemade chicken salad (with grapes! No celery!) on good bread is satisfying too.

In NYC, putting mayo on a corned beef sandwich is considered a crime against humanity. Rightly so. Please rethink your life choices.

[Anonymous]

In this area, and in no particular order:

The Delight at Parkway Deli, halfway between Bethesda and Silver Spring

Chicken Madness from Wisemillers' Georgetown

An italian sub, fixed the way you want, on a hard roll, from The Italian Store.

At Stachowski's in Georgetown, either the pastrami sandwich or the roast beef sandwich.

If you have a time machine, these used to be great:

A chicken cutlet sandwich from the original Taylor gourmet, in the first year or so they were open.

At G Sandwich, the lamb gyro, Jersey Mac, or meatball sub.

[Anonymous]

The French dip I had at Carlyle yesterday. So simple but spectacular.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
My favorite sandwich in DC was from a deli on Wisconsin Avenue near Fannie Mae.

Booeymonger?

[Anonymous]

What was that place that served sandwiches near 9th and M... And then they become some kind of dinner club place (or maybe the dinner club was next door)? I don’t remember the name but their sandwiches were so good.

I live in NOVA now and like Sandwich Shop in Vienna because they have decent bread. The bread is key to a good sandwich.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What was that place that served sandwiches near 9th and M... And then they become some kind of dinner club place (or maybe the dinner club was next door)? I don’t remember the name but their sandwiches were so good.

I live in NOVA now and like Sandwich Shop in Vienna because they have decent bread. The bread is key to a good sandwich.

SundeVitch!

[Anonymous]

I love simple sandwiches, so my favorite is a ham and cheese on a baguette with butter from Breadline

[Anonymous]

I love sandwiches. One of my favorites is a panini at a deli near my office. (Will I ever go there again?)

Thin ciabatta, roast beef, swiss, spinach, and a sundried tomato spread. I don't always love sundried tomatoes, but this is really good.

[Anonymous]

my favorite sandwich (?) is a fresh authentic chicken shawarma

[Anonymous]

My favorite is still a bacon egg and cheese on a roll from a ny deli. Not all delis can nail it, but when they can... so so good.

Other contenders:
open faced (double sided!) lox bagel from a sandwich shop in Williamstown, MA

simple classic ham, cheese, pickles on buttered baguette from a good bakery or sandwich shop that sources good bread in UK/France

[Anonymous]

Italian sub at Casapulla's in Delaware, driving back from the beach.

Here's what the website says: genoa salami, capicola, peppered ham, provolone cheese, fresh lettuce, tomatoes, onions, salt, black pepper and oregano nestled in our freshly baked sub roll (it's a white sub). I get mine with pickles, hot peppers and oil.

[Anonymous]

The Godfather sandwich at Zunzi’s in Savannah. It was the messiest, most delicious sandwich ever. I’m not sure how to recreate it at home, but they sell their dressings online.

[Anonymous]

Best sandwiches I've ever had was an Ike's in San Francisco - their menu should inspire you:

https://menupages.com/ikes-love-sandwiches/901-polk-st-san-francisco

[Anonymous]

I LOVE German pumpernickel bread, the flat kind that looks like this:


Thin cucumber slices with mortadella, or lettuce and ham. Or strong goat cheese. Lots of possibilities!