Thinly sliced rib eye, Ike’s yellow bbq sauce, light habanero salsa, pepper jack and American cheese, onions, banana peppers, and pickles on French bread. $12.21
Ike’s Place, San Francisco CA
Mmm, Mad Bum taste great, lol! I liked the “slight” spice but wish it had a little more kick. The sandwich was messy and delicious.
All natural chicken breast, applewood smoked bacon, Swiss cheese, avocado, lettuce, tomato, mayo, toasted sliced sourdough. $8.99
Boudin Bakery and Cafe, San Francisco CA
I don’t usually order club sandwiches because they can be boring and bland. This was good. The chicken was fairly tender, but the sandwich was a bit dry overall. Maybe it could have used more mayo or something.
Wtih greens. $9
Boccalone, San Francisco CA
Mmm, another great Boccalone sandwich. The salty lonza tasted great with the sweet fig spread and peppery arugula.
Three meats with greens, provolone and oregano vinaigrette. $9.50
Boccalone, San Francisco CA
This sandwich was great! We grabbed them from the ferry building on our way to hike on Angel Island so they were a great treat after walking all day. I loved all the fresh charcuterie in sandwich and the bread was great too. Noms!
Chevre with green chiles and plum jam. $4.25
Cowgirl Creamery, San Francisco CA
This was simple and delicious! The spicy chevre cheese wasn’t very spicy, but the green chiles were flavorful and perfect with the sweet plum jam.
Mortadella, capicola, Genoa salami, spinach, red onion, olives, pickles, and pepperocini on wheat bread. $4.18
Subway, San Francisco CA
This sandwich was available for a limited time so I had to try it. Omg, there was SO much meat on this sandwich and it was still under only five bucks. For a Subway sandwich, it tasted pretty good!
Mesquite turkey, gruyere cheese, tomato, lettuce, mayonnaise, and mustard on wheat bread. Picnic box $17.99
Sonoma Market, Sonoma CA
This sandwich was pretty large and hearty. There was plenty of turkey and cheese stuffed in there, and the bread somehow stayed perfectly fluffy.
$14
Lobsta Truck, San Francisco CA
Wow, this roll was super TINY! I actually laughed out loud when I received it. This fourteen dollar snack definitely did not constitute a proper lunch, and the lobster was squishy and didn’t taste fresh. Lame!
Banh mi with pork meatball cooked in tomato sauce on a French roll with pickled carrots and cilantro. $10
Out The Door, San Francisco CA
This sandwich was SO delicious! The pork meatballs were super tender and juicy. The roll was light and fluffy and the entire things was just packed with flavor. Noms!
Indian-spiced turkey meatloaf with Peppadew peppers and arugula on toasted ciabatta. $9.95
Soma Eats, San Francisco CA
The Indian spices in the meatloaf was unexpected, and it tasted great. The meatloaf that cut nice and thick and it was pretty moist. A great sandwich, indeed!
Caramelized onion, kale, sun dried tomato on sweet potato bread. $9.25
The Sentinel, San Francisco CA
The frittata had an interesting, airy/squishy texture but it still tasted great. I’d never had their sweet potato bread before, and I really liked it.
Spicy ham and chopped egg, lettuce and mayo on a wheat bun. $9.25
The Sentinel, San Francisco CA
Mmm, this was delicious! The egg salad was wonderful and they packed plenty of it into the sandwich. I wish it was served on their great white bread though.
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