From IL, italian beef sandwich, wet, with giardinera.
[quote]Dr. Pangloss wrote:
This chart inspired the thread. I’ve never even heard of The Horseshoe.
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Rubbish. Runza started in Nebraska, not Kansas. Best sandwich in Kansas is the Z-Man from Joe’s KC barbeque, fka Oklahoma Joe’s.
Pretty hard to argue against the Lobster Roll for Maine.
We were just discussing the lack of Italian Beef in New England. Nobody here has a clue what it is.
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Hot lobster roll here.
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Man, fuck a “Jersey breakfast sandwich.”
Go to any good deli in North Jersey and get a sub - a good Italian one with ham, provolone, salami, tomatoes, hot peppers, lettuce, and wine and vinegar dressing - and that’s the best shit you will ever have.
Nothing like it in the world.
All Subways should burn, FYI.
Well they got the Rueben right as the best from Nebraska.
I could have guessed it was the pig ear sandwich from Mississippi. Not to bad but by far not my favorite. Still if you are going to try one, the Big Apple Inn is the beginning and the end (the sausage is better), although you may die getting to it with the current state of the neighborhood its in.
[quote]FightinIrish26 wrote:
Man, fuck a “Jersey breakfast sandwich.”
Go to any good deli in North Jersey and get a sub - a good Italian one with ham, provolone, salami, tomatoes, hot peppers, lettuce, and wine and vinegar dressing - and that’s the best shit you will ever have.
Nothing like it in the world.
All Subways should burn, FYI. [/quote]
Sub Place Better in Metuchen was the best subs I had in Jersey.
[quote]twojarslave wrote:
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Hot lobster roll here.
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You silly son of a bitch… I was just there with the wife a couple weeks ago.
You live there or travel to eat there?
[quote]countingbeans wrote:
[quote]twojarslave wrote:
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Hot lobster roll here.
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You silly son of a bitch… I was just there with the wife a couple weeks ago.
You live there or travel to eat there?[/quote]
I live a ways north of the Maine Diner in Wells. Lewiston is my home.
I’m originally from south jersey (different state than north jersey) and yellow submarine cheesesteaks are better than anything you can find in philly.
Honorable mention is primo hoaige’s whacked - chicken cutlet, sharp provalone, pesto, and bruschetta.
Currently live in California and they can’t make sandwiches for shit here.
[quote]tedro wrote:
[quote]Dr. Pangloss wrote:
This chart inspired the thread. I’ve never even heard of The Horseshoe.
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Rubbish. Runza started in Nebraska, not Kansas. Best sandwich in Kansas is the Z-Man from Joe’s KC barbeque, fka Oklahoma Joe’s.[/quote]
You beat me to it. Runza, for one, is garbage and, like you said, is not even from Kansas. The only Runza I’ve ever seen was in Lawrence, KS. The fact that KS and MO don’t have some sort of BBQ sandwich makes that list stupid.
California wins… we simply take any of your best sandwiches and add avocado.
[quote]2busy wrote:
[quote]FightinIrish26 wrote:
Man, fuck a “Jersey breakfast sandwich.”
Go to any good deli in North Jersey and get a sub - a good Italian one with ham, provolone, salami, tomatoes, hot peppers, lettuce, and wine and vinegar dressing - and that’s the best shit you will ever have.
Nothing like it in the world.
All Subways should burn, FYI. [/quote]
Sub Place Better in Metuchen was the best subs I had in Jersey.
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That’s a hell of a name. I’ll have to try it out next time I’m down there.
duplicate post…
I guess we do just copy everything
Honorable mentions:
PA - Primanti Bros, basically a sandwich w/ french fries on it… I actually don’t think they’re that great, but fairly unique to western PA
MO (St. Louis) - St. Paul (basically egg foo young on white bread w/ mayo), Fried Brains (an artifact of the slaughterhouse days… increasingly harder to find) … never even heard of a gerber open face
LA - Soft Shell crab po’ boy
I’m surprised OH doesn’t have something w/ chili on it… but my exposure is rather limited to cinci
[quote]broyourmybro wrote:
Currently live in California and they can’t make sandwiches for shit here. [/quote]
I’ve also never had good pizza there.
Never been to Tennessee, but a peanut butter, banana, and bacon sandwich sounds epic. I will have to try that.
