Pastrami with Swiss cheese and zesty sauerkraut, grilled on rye bread, and served with cottage potatoes. $15.75
Sherman’s Deli and Bakery, Palm Springs CA
I will eventually try every sandwich on Sherman’s menu! Well, I doubt that will actually happen but I can sure try. These sandwiches are definitely two meals worth of food. Noms!
Provolone, lettuce, tomato, pepperoncini. $8
Angelo’s Wine Country Deli, Sonoma CA
This sandwich was pretty large and I was only able to eat half of it. I should have declined the mustard, but I loved the pile of pepperoncini. Mmm…
Mustard, mayonnaise, pickles, romaine lettuce, red onions and jalapenos. Sandwich and soup combo $8.99
Sammy’s on 2nd, San Francisco CA
This sandwich was simple and very tasty. I liked their thin sliced mortadella and they put a good amount of it in the sandwich. The soft roll was even “soft” and a yummy choice for this sandwich.
Spinach meatballs and parmesan rice. Sandwich and soup combo $8.99
Sammy’s on 2nd, San Francisco CA
I liked the texture of this soup (both the meatballs and rice), but it was definitely salty. Thank goodness it was just a cup.
Pastrami, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, Russian dressing on rye bread. $14
Wise Sons Jewish Delicatessen, San Francisco CA
This Reuben was delicious! I love Wise Sons’ pastrami and rye bread. Their pickles are also great with it’s classic texture.
Grilled lemongrass Kurobuta pork, pate de campagne, mortadella, fried egg garlic mayo, shaved onion, pickled carrot and daikon, cucumber, jalapenos, cilantro. $7.50
Bun Mee, San Francisco CA
This is the closest Vietnamese sandwich place to my office. They’re pretty good, but definitely not as cheap or tasty as Saigon Sandwich.
Sherman’s favorite served on a French roll, with cottage fries. $13.95
Sherman’s Deli and Bakery, Palm Springs CA
It’s hard to tell from this pic, but this was a HUGE slice of tiramisu! And it was really delicious too! I guess their dessert come just has large as their sandwiches!
With lettuce and sliced tomato on rye bread, side of potato salad. $16.95
Sherman’s Deli and Bakery, Palm Springs CA
Omg, this sandwich was HUGE! I could barely eat half of it. It was so good though, and I love all their meats. That’s why a trip to Palm Springs is incomplete without a visit to Sherman’s.
Roasted pork, fancy pork loaf and pork pate with pickled carrot and daikon radishes, cilantro, cucumber, jalapeno, and mayo on a French baguette. $7.49
Dinosaurs, San Francisco CA
Dinosaurs makes a pretty damn tasty banh mi sandwich! I love all the delicious meat in this sandwich and their pickled veggies are perfect. Noms!
Grilled lemongrass Kurobuta pork, pate de campagne, mortadella, fried egg garlic mayo, shaved onion, pickled carrot and daikon, cucumber, jalapenos, cilantro. $8.50
Bun Mee, San Francisco CA
This sandwich was fine, but the cashier overcharged me and had such an attitude. So lame!
All beef meatballs, red pesto, ranch, provolone, lettuce, tomato, red onion, pickles, banana peppers, jalapenos, and dirty sauce on Dutch crunch roll. $12.21
Ike’s Place, San Francisco CA
Mmm, this was good. The meatballs were tasty and they weren’t hard or crumbly. They actually ate really easy. The combination of sauces is what totally made this sandwich though!
Brisket, white American cheese, pepperoncini blend, 1000 Island dressing, board sauce, brown mustard, sweet French roll. $15
Deli Board, San Francisco CA
Mmm, Deli Board sandwiches frickin’ rock! I wish they were located closer to where I work because I would go more often. Even though the sandwiches are prices higher than normal, they’re pretty sizable so it makes up for the added cost. They’re specialty sandwiches constantly change so you’ll never get bored of trying new combinations.
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Vittle Monster 