Favorite sandwich shop/deli?
 

Spinoff thread from another universe...

I made a trek around 15 miles yesterday just to eat at a Schlotsky's, which I hadn't had in a few years. It's one of my favorites, but everyone has their own opinions. So what's your favorite deli?

Planet/Yellow Sub.


Can I get a mod to go ahead and close this thread? It appears to have run it's course.

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The New York Deli, at 72nd and Troost in KC.

They've been in business (though not at that location) since Roosevelt was in office. Not Franklin, Teddy. :eek:

An "Awesome Ruben" indeed! Damn good Smoked Brisket or Pastrami too, plus walking in there when the morning baking is going on is an Epicurean delight.

A little pricey, but well worth it.


There is a German Deli over on Johnson Drive that is also fantastic, but the name escapes me.

who gives a crap about delis?

Lenny's.

Oh man....I've eaten there a few times. Good stuff. There was a Brooklyn deli on Main street, D'Bronx? Used to drive over there for lunch sometimes...worth the trip alone for their meatball subs.

I like Heidi's and The Spicy Pickle. But, my favorite place is Pat's Steaks. The best philly's around.

Ahh...Spicy Pickle - that's one I left off the list. Good stuff, though.

D'Bronx.

D'Bronx does make a damn good Latke. :thumb:

I just prefer the bakery/deli combo at NY Deli.

D'Bronx does make a damn good Latke, if that's the place at Crown Center. :thumb:

I just prefer the bakery/deli combo at NY Deli.

Planet Sub is my favorite chain in KC, I wish they had them down here in Tennessee.

But my favorite place overall is a little sub shop in North Kansas City, I think it's called Jersey Boys but that might not be exactly right. Every sandwich I've had there was amazing, and they have some great fries you can choose instead of chips.

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If you're just bitching about this specific topic, then carry on.

Oh, and one more thing.

Who the hell gives a rat's ass what you give a crap about?

That place is incredible. The owners are former clients of mine. Worked for them almost an entire year with zero problems and they ripped me off $500 the final day. So, I just refused to come back and do their punch-list.

I'd still eat the sandwich though. Good stuff.

There's a place in S. Seattle called Philly Fever that makes the most amazing philly cheese steak I've ever eaten. I've never been to Philly, but everytime I eat one of those, I figure it's the same thing. It's that damn good.

I think I've actually eaten there. My niece worked at the Children's Hospital and we met there for lunch during a vacation I was on (is there more than one location?). All the nurses called it the Icky Pickle because the food was good but no one liked the pickles.