A rooster thunderdome full of hot dogs, Italian beefs, and chocolate cake shakes.

Tempesta Market is a fantastic deli and sandwich shop in West Town.

Pizza pot pies in old gangster digs. A Lincoln Park classic.

Lost Larson is a bakery and restaurant in Andersonville with very good food and a nice outdoor patio.

Maillard Tavern is a restaurant in River West with fantastic burgers.

Wyler Road is a great sandwich spot that you want to sit and hang it. It feels like a cafe during the day and a fancy local dive bar at night.

Nonna's is a small counter spot serving great sandwiches, both hot and cold. Pop in solo for a quick bite or carry out to your office or home.

Old school sandwiches that are freshly made. Pop in for a quick solo lunch or carry out to go.

If you work in the Loop, add Cafecito to the lunch rotation. Cuban sandwiches for all.

Excellent sandwiches are hiding on the second floor of Eataly. We tell you how to find them.

Spinning J is an excellent bakery and soda fountain in Humboldt Park that has housemade sodas, fresh baked pies, and sandwiches.

Spoken is a small cafe in Ravenswood with great sandwiches and coffee.

A bagel shop that specializes in "steamwiches," which means CBA is more go-to sandwich joint than traditional bagel spot.

Fresh, casual seafood that's ideal for any day involving a trip to the park.

The never ending search for a quality traditional deli. The Bagel looks the part, but that's about all.

A Michigan Avenue dud. Labriola isn't worth your time.