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.

We all know the food at Gjusta in Venice is great. The real question is, is it worth the trouble? We say yes.

The Santa Monica location of downtown deli Wexler’s is just as good as the original.

At Kismet Falafel in Grand Central Market, you’ll find falafel like you’ve never seen it before.

Larchmont Wine & Cheese continues to make some of our favorite sandwiches in Los Angeles - make sure to get there early.

Attari Sandwich Shop is a quick and casual order-at-the-counter shop in Westwood serving great sandwiches and soups.

Top Baguette serves our favorite banh mi in Westminster - and we don’t say that lightly.

A Westside bakery with pastries that shouldn’t be missed.

Lynda Sandwich is a fantastic banh mi spot in Little Saigon with cheap sandwiches and whimsical decor.

Wax Paper is a tiny sandwich counter in a shipping container by the LA river, and yes - it’s as cool as that sounds.

Roma Market Italian Deli is an Italian supermarket in Pasadena with an incredible sandwich that has no name.

Hail Mary is LA’s version of a NY slice shop or a Chicago deep dish tavern - an ideal neighborhood pizza spot built for this city.

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.

Cahuenga General Store in North Hollywood is home to the best sandwiches in the Valley you never knew existed.

Cavaretta’s is a classic, family-run Italian deli in Canoga Park and home to our favorite cannolis in Los Angeles.

There aren’t many better mid-day options than The Oaks Gourmet Market in Hollywood.