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The sandwich: generally thought of as two or more slices of bread and some filling in between. Every country has their own interpretation from a bacon butty to a falafel to the Croque Monsieur to the cheesesteak. We asked 10 chefs to share their favorite spots around the US to grab a sandwich.

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New York: Panini from 'ino
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Joe Ogrodnek worked at well-respected Gramercy Tavern before he became the chef at Anella in Greenpoint, NY. When he wants his sandwich fix, he frequents 'ino in the West Village for their toasty paninis.

We just love the place, it's a small Italian wine bar with a great atmosphere. I love the food. For me, it's one of the best sandwiches in town.
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The sandwich: generally thought of as two or more slices of bread and some filling in between. Every country has their own interpretation from a bacon butty to a falafel to the Croque Monsieur to t...
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mntleo2
12:41 PM on 11/14/2010
In Seattle the best place for a sandwich imo is a California (turkey, avocado, bacon, lettuce, mayo, and tomato) at Tubs in Lake City. I don't know what they do that is so special since the ingredients are common, but whatever it is, they do it right. the sandwitch is always fresh, tasty and crunchy. while I am not fond of "hot" things myself, I notice a lot of people ordering Tubs spicy sandwiches too, and I have also tried their French dip and it is delicious. They are only opened for lunch and there is a long line,so be prepared to wait or order ahead by phone. MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!

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whit4brains
03:39 PM on 11/11/2010
The Route 66 @ Johnny Angel's Diner in Jacksonville, FL
12:05 PM on 11/09/2010
I guess no one outside of Pittsburgh, PA has ever tried a Primanti's Sandwich. Salted meats with vinegar coleslaw and french fries on french bread. It's the original and has to be tasted to be appreciated.
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Denice Brown
crazy cat lady
10:46 PM on 11/08/2010
Smoked Corned Beef, cheddar and caramelized onion sandwich at Lazy Bones BBQ in Warren, Michigan. The meat is smokey, moist and juicy corned beef on a large onion roll. Mouth watering and huge! A MUST Have sandwich if you visit suburban Detroit.
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ExJxS
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05:19 PM on 11/08/2010
BBQ Pulled pork at Monty's Blue Plate in Madison, WI.
11:13 PM on 11/07/2010
Anyone mention Jibaritos yet? Mmmm
05:04 PM on 11/07/2010
Are these people nuts? No tortas? A mediocre torta beats all of those.
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04:41 PM on 11/07/2010
NOTHING beats Banh Mi! Heavenly!
03:44 PM on 11/04/2010
Have to add any sandwich at any Schlotzsky's. Why any sandwich...because the inside is always the best the freshest of whatever it is, and they don't skimp on meats and cheese AND, most importantly, their buns are baked fresh every day, from scratch (I've peeked into their bakeries...no frozen hockey pucks...just bags of flour, yeast and water!)
03:33 PM on 11/04/2010
The sandwiches at Larchmont Village Wines and Spirits in Hancock Park in Los Angeles are amazing..a cult following with a daily line out the door...I especially like the salami...they are served on the freshest baguette or ciabatta and all the ingredients are top notch.
02:11 PM on 11/04/2010
I love Caracas, especially when it's extra spicy: http://dadsinternetwarehouse.blogspot.com/2010/11/food-in-daniel-adlers-kustlerroman.html
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patg00
2 is the odd prime
02:05 PM on 11/04/2010
Hero's submarine sandwiches at Western and Addison in Chicago. Had my first one in 1970, still great, although no longer 55 cents.
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patg00
2 is the odd prime
02:04 PM on 11/04/2010
Not a chicago hot dog pictured. shame. Doug does great sausage, but only fair hot dogs.
01:14 PM on 11/04/2010
There's a sandwich place here in Bozeman, MT called The Pickle Barrel that literally has some of the best sandwiches on this planet, hands-down... a Peppersteak with banana peppers added = DELICIOUS.
01:02 PM on 11/04/2010
I need to know whats in these sandwiches immediately.