Best Sandwich EVER!!

Cubano Italiano at Bar Toto. Seriously the most delicious thing ever. I am worried that I must have one every day.

Agreed. It's the only thing I get! And I love the atmosphere there.

City Sub makes the best sandwiches.

imo

i feel that way about the malted shake at 'snice.

it's like liquid crack.

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new2hood wrote: Cubano Italiano at Bar Toto. Seriously the most delicious thing ever. I am worried that I must have one every day.

Amen. I love BT in general but that thing is FANTASTIC. The touch of cinnamon that they use in their braised short ribs really make all the difference

chaplin'smom wrote: i feel that way about the malted shake at 'snice.

it's like liquid crack.

Oh I know!

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Stoney Stomp wrote: [quote=new2hood]Cubano Italiano at Bar Toto. Seriously the most delicious thing ever. I am worried that I must have one every day.

Amen. I love BT in general but that thing is FANTASTIC. The touch of cinnamon that they use in their braised short ribs really make all the difference

yick! cinnamon? you can keep your sandwich! :x :x

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new2hood wrote: Cubano Italiano at Bar Toto. Seriously the most delicious thing ever. I am worried that I must have one every day.

Thanks for the tip

What's your favorite sandwich at Press 195? I've got mine memorized!

The Chipster wrote: What's your favorite sandwich at Press 195? I've got mine memorized!

fontina cheese, sundried tomatoes, artichoke hearts + black bean hummus ...I think it's #12

damn you to hell for making me want one RIGHT NOW :twisted:

The Chipster wrote: What's your favorite sandwich at Press 195? I've got mine memorized!

#18 on a wrap. To go so I can add hot pepper rings at home.

Smiling Pizza has the best meatball hero... But it takes like 20 minutes to make it! By then I am ready for a coyote ugly moment!

So what kind of sandwich IS the cubano italiano?

Cubano Italiano: shredded beef short ribs with red onion, swiss & tomato garlic mayo

I found that online...I remember a very thin pickle ,too, I believe.

Damn, that sounds good. Thanks! I suppose I could have looked that up, but I'm lazy. :P

#18 on a wrap. To go so I can add hot pepper rings at home.

What? You get it on a wrap?!! Now you've just doubled my choices!
#8 to go please.

I will say that I, a Miami-raised Cuban-American, was pleasantly surprised by the Cuban sandwich at 'Snice, of all places. There are non-veggie spots in NYC that can't make a Cuban sandwich as tasty as that.

City Sub does make a great, but extremely guilt-inducing, sandwich. How many slices of cheese go in one of those things?

The possible sandwich combinations at Bierkraft are downright amazing as well, and you get some pretty high-end ingredients for an $8 sandwich.

The best sandwich, though, will always come from the A&S Pork Store.

gimme mozzarella from A&S and I'll make my own sandwich! Their mozz. is above and beyond the best.

Best sangwidge ever: Catene on 9th Street at 4th Ave.
Lunch only, weekdays. Can't go wrong with old-school.

dw438 wrote: Best sangwidge ever: Catene on 9th Street at 4th Ave.
Lunch only, weekdays. Can't go wrong with old-school.

Ditto on Catene... It is an old world treasure. This is the take out lunch (and breakfast spot) for policemen, firemen and all sorts of people. It is located on 9th street, almost the corner of 4th Ave. Family owned and defintelt worth supporting.

new2hood wrote: Cubano Italiano: shredded beef short ribs with red onion, swiss & tomato garlic mayo

I found that online...I remember a very thin pickle ,too, I believe.

It's one of the better invented sandwiches I've had. Unless they really do make those in Italy. Their fried calamari and coffee is pretty good as well.

Whaddya think of the steak sandwich at Sheep Station? (Sheep Crossing? The bar at 4th & Douglass) Where's the BEST steak sandwich?

The Chipster wrote: Whaddya think of the steak sandwich at Sheep Station? (Sheep Crossing? The bar at 4th & Douglass) Where's the BEST steak sandwich?

Tavern on Dean, in PH makes a delicious steak sandwich. I get that almost every time I go there.

The Chipster wrote: Whaddya think of the steak sandwich at Sheep Station? (Sheep Crossing? The bar at 4th & Douglass) Where's the BEST steak sandwich?

Not in Brooklyn, but Pastis makes the best steak sandwich I have ever had in my life. Has onions and gruyere. Yummy

The Chipster wrote: Whaddya think of the steak sandwich at Sheep Station? (Sheep Crossing? The bar at 4th & Douglass) Where's the BEST steak sandwich?

I haven't had their steak sandwich. So far the best steak sandwiches I've had was from a Sabrett vendor who used to hang out in front of the Key Food on Carroll & 7th. He made delicious shish kebob made from cut steak. It was marinated perfectly and seasoned well. It wasn't at all like the rat meat on sticks you get from most of these vendors. This was back in the late '80's/early '90's. He was a 60ish gentleman from Puerto Rico who put his kids though college on my business alone. I guess I'm showing my age. The other best steak sandwich I've had was at some truck stop diner in Mississippi. I was on a road trip to New Orleans and stopped in. Nice marbled rib eye on a hero. Real good.

chaplin'smom wrote: i feel that way about the malted shake at 'snice.

it's like liquid crack.

I give the shake a ten, maybe not quite as addictive as crack, but real good!

I can't believe I'm reading this before breakfast! I was thinking of making myself some steak and eggs, and next thing you know, I'm here! I wouldn't actually recommend their sandwich, as it was a bit too fatty. (And I prefer fattier cuts than most) I'd give 'em another chance though, as I love that space.
Does that place on 3rd and 9th do steak sandwiches? Any French places to recommend?

EEHH incorrect; BBQ Seitan Sandwich @ 'Snice is the winner of this category.

The Chipster wrote: I can't believe I'm reading this before breakfast! I was thinking of making myself some steak and eggs, and next thing you know, I'm here! I wouldn't actually recommend their sandwich, as it was a bit too fatty. (And I prefer fattier cuts than most) I'd give 'em another chance though, as I love that space.
Does that place on 3rd and 9th do steak sandwiches? Any French places to recommend?

Where are you at?

Had it and it was fantastic, agree about the touch of cinnamon. Unusual but very good. The fries are very addictive. We also ordered the calamari and it was excellent, not greasy at all.

The Peter Luger sandwich (homemade roast beef, lettuce, mozz, and Peter Luger steak sauce on an Italian hero) at Pollio on 5th Ave and 5th street has become my sandwich of choice lately.