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Suque Guide to Sandwiches (Nom nom nomination thread)

  • Eddie Coyle said...

    Pork Roll and Cheddar sauce (not cheez wiz) on a hard roll from Barnacle Bill's in Rumson, NJ. is one of my favorite things ever.

    http://www.barnaclebillsrumson.com/

    I plan on adding lots of submissions when I get more time this evening and tomorrow. Great thread.

    where the hell is rumson.....isnt that where bruce springsteen lives....down the shore somewhere?

    5th and lehigh ●

  • For sheer volume, Harold's Deli in Edison, NJ. It's not quite as good as the famous Manhattan delis, but it's still really good and the sandwiches are ginormous.

    PredaTerp

  • This doesn't really fall into any listed category (I guess it would be closest to corned beef or pastrami), but the smoked meat sandwich at Mile End in Brooklyn is fantastic. I'm sure keegs, Jemo, Grove, sully, and the rest of the HIPSTER ELITISTS can recommend other good stuff there too.

    aschaefe ●

  • aschaefe said...

    This doesn't really fall into any listed category (I guess it would be closest to corned beef or pastrami), but the smoked meat sandwich at Mile End in Brooklyn is fantastic. I'm sure keegs, Jemo, Grove, sully, and the rest of the HIPSTER ELITISTS can recommend other good stuff there too.

    the ruth wilenski sandwich is excellent there. it's a pressed beef salami sandwich with their homemade mustard. i've enjoyed all of their stuff.

    balderdash

    ZackGreinkeTerp

  • PredaTerp said...

    For sheer volume, Harold's Deli in Edison, NJ. It's not quite as good as the famous Manhattan delis, but it's still really good and the sandwiches are ginormous.

    Will have to try next time I'm back up that way.

    Speaking of huge sandwiches in Central Jersey, what about the sandwiches at the Grease Trucks? I was always a Fat Nini guy myself.

    Detroit Hustles Harder

    detroitterp1184 ●

  • detroitterp1184 said...

    Will have to try next time I'm back up that way.

    Speaking of huge sandwiches in Central Jersey, what about the sandwiches at the Grease Trucks? I was always a Fat Nini guy myself.

    Despite growing up 30 mins from New Brunswick, I have never been to grease trucks.

    PredaTerp

  • for all you dirty jerzers where is line that seperates philly nj and ny nj

    i contend its exit 6...maybe burlington...others say its more north...like exit 7 bordentown area

    5th and lehigh ●

  • 5th and lehigh said...

    for all you dirty jerzers where is line that seperates philly nj and ny nj

    i contend its exit 6...maybe burlington...others say its more north...like exit 7 bordentown area

    You get Camden. The rest is NJ.

    PredaTerp

  • 5th and lehigh said...

    only communists dont like pork roll....its everything thats good in life in a piece of meat

    jesus christ, is there anything philly that you won't blindly stick up for? there is a reason noone anywhere else eats pork roll over bacon or sausage on their breakfast sandwiches.

    RDurr

  • PredaTerp said...

    You get Camden. The rest is NJ.

    theres a patch of land somwhere near jackson that represents jersey...the rest of it is either phillys or new yorks.....im just trying to find where that line begins and ends

    5th and lehigh ●

  • RDurr said...

    jesus christ, is there anything philly that you won't blindly stick up for? there is a reason noone anywhere else eats pork roll over bacon or sausage on their breakfast sandwiches.

    Yep

    It's fucking gross

    Now scrapple, on the other hand, rules.

    Overlord NJT ●

  • aw yeah, scrapple sliced thin, cooked crispy, with ketchup, is amazing. have a butcher in delaware that i hit up on the way back to the city for the homemade scrapple.

    RDurr

  • 5th and lehigh said...

    where the hell is rumson.....isnt that where bruce springsteen lives....down the shore somewhere?

    Monmouth County. Yeah, Springsteen lives there along with Queen Latifah, Jon Stewart, and tons of Wall St types.

    The place I mentioned I have been to probably about twenty times and Bon Jovi was sitting at a table in the back probably 4 or 5 of the times I was there. Not a fancy place at all but a good spot for beers.

    I always thought pork roll was a North Jersey thing, not Philly. Guess its both.

    Eddie Coyle ●

  • Eddie Coyle said...

    Monmouth County. Yeah, Springsteen lives there along with Queen Latifah, Jon Stewart, and tons of Wall St types.

    The place I mentioned I have been to probably about twenty times and Bon Jovi was sitting at a table in the back probably 4 or 5 of the times I was there. Not a fancy place at all but a good spot for beers.

    I always thought pork roll was a North Jersey thing, not Philly. Guess its both.

    the burger on the website of that spot looks quite tasty

    i always looked at pork roll as a south jersey thing....definitely not philly but more down here than north jersey or ny

    in fact i think it originates somewhere in south jerz

    5th and lehigh ●

  • List is filling out nicely, keep it coming

    "WE WANT MORE WE WANT MORE girl is providing the rallying cry for the 2013 O's." ~dh2k3

    JDawgBBall9 ●


  • Roast Pork at Dinic's is pretty good, especially the green stuff, cheese, and roll. Very filling too. I was eyeing my wife's second half but didn't have room.

    The market was great too, so many different wonderful smells.

    Terp75 ●

  • keegs83 said...

    mile end's smoked meat is probably the best sandwich i've ever had in my life

    Need to hit Mile End up badly. Heard great things. Will probably have to wait till the Kentucky game in November.

    Love both Schwartz and Dunn's in Montreal for smoked meat sandwiches or poutine.

    Have a BOS to SFO flight this week and I think I will use the flight as a way to make a big list of my favorites.

    Eddie Coyle ●

  • 5th and lehigh said...

    theres a patch of land somwhere near jackson that represents jersey...the rest of it is either phillys or new yorks.....im just trying to find where that line begins and ends

    What, Six Flags? Despite your anti-Jersey sentiment, the line is probably exit 6. I grew up in Monmouth County and that's definitely NY's part of NJ.

    PredaTerp

  • while overpriced (tourist tax), i liked the smoke meat at katz's deli better than mile end. obviously both are out of this world.

    balderdash

    ZackGreinkeTerp

  • PredaTerp said...

    What, Six Flags? Despite your anti-Jersey sentiment, the line is probably exit 6. I grew up in Monmouth County and that's definitely NY's part of NJ.

    I would assume that the line is somewhere near 27 between Rutgers and Princeton.

    Currently in line for Santucci's. Place is kinda packed.

    Detroit Hustles Harder

    detroitterp1184 ●

  • detroitterp1184 said...

    I would assume that the line is somewhere near 27 between Rutgers and Princeton.

    Currently in line for Santucci's. Place is kinda packed.

    Way too far north. More like 195.

    PredaTerp

  • Another vote for the thanksgiving sandwich at jettie's.

    Sveiks

  • Tournament sandwiches that are still completely blank:

    Cheesesteak
    Crab Cake
    Corned Beef
    Monte Cristo
    Club
    French Dip
    Reuben
    BLT
    Meatball
    Grilled Cheese
    Tuna Melt
    Sausage & Peppers
    Shrimp Salad
    Caprese
    Croqure Monsieur

    Additional places with no local options:
    Veal Parmesan
    Roast Pork
    Po Boy
    Muffaletta
    Roast Beef

    "WE WANT MORE WE WANT MORE girl is providing the rallying cry for the 2013 O's." ~dh2k3

    JDawgBBall9 ●

  • JDawgBBall9 said...

    Tournament sandwiches that are still completely blank:

    Cheesesteak
    Crab Cake
    Corned Beef
    Monte Cristo
    Club
    French Dip
    Reuben
    BLT
    Meatball
    Grilled Cheese
    Tuna Melt
    Sausage & Peppers
    Shrimp Salad
    Caprese
    Croqure Monsieur

    Additional places with no local options:
    Veal Parmesan
    Roast Pork
    Po Boy
    Muffaletta
    Roast Beef

    The Exchange on G St in DC used to have a solid French Dip but I haven't been there in over 10 years. http://www.theexchangesaloon.com/
    They serve it cold now (with hot au jus). Anyone been there recently?

    julester

  • The Pambazo sandwich at Fiesta Mexicana in Rosedale, Maryland is one of the best sandwiches I've ever had. Chorizo, small potato chunks, lettuce, queso fresco, on a bun dipped in red pepper sauce. Just a fantastic sandwich.

    Major Major

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