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Heritage Sandwich Shop
Heritage Sandwich Shop is a daytime cafe in Long Beach serving some of the best handheld meals in the neighborhood.
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Bodega Park
Bodega Park isn't really a bodega—it's an excellent sandwich shop in Silver Lake.
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FOOD Lab
While FOOD Lab manages to get its fair share of eye rolls from people when suggested as a lunch spot, by the counter you will find the following types of gummies – worms, bears, sours, letters, melons, and peaches. And to us, that makes the place entirely bear-able. That’s a gummy bear pun.
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Mendocino Farms
Mendocino Farms makes delicious sandwiches. We just wish the place didn't feel like such a whitewashed chain. The food is good - just get it to-go.
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Kismet Falafel
At Kismet Falafel in Grand Central Market, you’ll find falafel like you’ve never seen it before.
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The Farm of Beverly Hills
A Beverly Hills lunch staple, perfect for reality show power lunches.
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Thyme Cafe and Market
Thyme Cafe in Santa Monica is a great neighborhood spot for breakfast when you don't feel like waiting two hours to eat.
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Artisan Cheese Gallery
Artisan Cheese And Wine is a wine bar/cheese shop that happens to have our favorite sandwiches in Studio City.
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Konbi
Konbi is a daytime Japanese spot in Echo Park that’s famous for an egg salad sandwich. But it’s everything else that makes this place special.
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Fat Sal’s
Fat Sal’s is a sandwich shop with the kind of heavy-handed food that requires several naps afterwards.
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Cemitas Don Adrian
Cemitas Don Adrian is a classic Van Nuys spot with a huge menu of tortas.
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Torta Movil
Torta Movil is a Mexican food truck in South Central LA with great meat-filled and vegan tortas.
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Bay Cities
Bay Cities is a Santa Monica classic that’s been open since 1925. Most importantly, it’s home to The Godmother, Los Angeles’ greatest sandwich.
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Eastside Market Italian Deli
Eastside Market Italian Deli in Downtown LA is an old-school Italian deli serving up some of our favorite and messiest sandwiches.
