Best sandwich in Dublin

mikemac1

Another vote for Pig & Heifer

Place on Amiens St has a queue out the door at lunchtime and they are always running out of stock

Get there early!

x00065954 wrote: »

Alot of places been mentioned but no one really has mentioned their favourite sandwich from the joints named?

Californian, it's hot, with cheese, chicken and bacon and more. Can any man say no to bacon?

Hot Colin. Also hot and it's with pastrami, like you'd get in a New York deli, nyom nyom

http://www.pigandheifer.ie/our-menu.html

Dietsquirt

Monster Club, munchie

littlejp

Cafe Joly inside the National Library do great sandwiches but the pear and bacon sandwich in The Pepper Pot is phenomenal!

strokeslover

I have been abroad the last year or so, but i Used to go to the Cappuchino Bar in Temple Bar, does a nice BLT or Club sambo and lovely coffee!

x00065954

mikemac1 wrote: »

Another vote for Pig & Heifer


Californian, it's hot, with cheese, chicken and bacon and more. Can any man say no to bacon?

Hot Colin. Also hot and it's with pastrami, like you'd get in a New York deli, nyom nyom

http://www.pigandheifer.ie/our-menu.html

Sounds simply EPIC!!!!!!!!!!

Dietsquirt wrote: »

Monster Club, munchie

That sandwich sounds "monstrous" where can I get this sandwich?

AsianDub

Another vote for Pig & Heifer

Boulevardier

I know you don't really want to discuss sandwiches produced by chains, but can I please welcome back the Eddie Rocket's club sandwich after a couple of years' absence?

Also, I greatly regret the disappearance of the short-lived Insomnia smoked salmon and egg sandwich, which was their best sambo by a mile.

hardCopy

Baz_ wrote: »

Mortons, Hatch Street (off Harcourt Street), quality sandwich!

I clicked into this thread just to post Morton's. I miss them. (I don't work nearby anymore)

swimgal

Lolly & Cooks - yum yum

yoho_ahoy

Against the grain, club sandwich. The fried egg is divine i made the mistake of ordering chips on the side it was too much. It is a lovely establishment.

The Big Red Button

Thomas Reads, in the IFSC. Amazing!! And unbelievably cheap, too.

snickerpuss

Andersons on The Rise in Glasnevin has an extensive sandwich menu (20+) with proper bread and they have Illy coffee. Plus, it's not far from the Botanic Gardens, so it's good after a walk.

Scortho

Downstairs in Avoca on Suffolk Street.
They do amazing made to order sandwiches for 5.50! Works out way cheaper than the upstairs part and beats a 3 euro roll from some spar or centra any day

The Big Red Button

chatterpillar wrote: »

Thomas Reads, in the IFSC. Amazing!! And unbelievably cheap, too.

I've changed my mind - Thomas Reads is now a very very distant second!

I was in the Busy Bean Café on Molesworth St today (between Kildare Street and Dawson Street.) They have a great menu, loads of really varied fresh ingredients. I went for the cajun chicken ciabatta - it was amazing! Tonnes of really fresh delicious roast veggies. Easily the nicest sandwich I've ever had in my life. Can't wait to go there again!!

Cienciano

Sergeant wrote: »

Angel Park on Lower Mount Street (beside Howl at the Moon).

Amazing.

Went there last week, have to say, it pissed all over the pig and heifer.

stek

YumCha wrote: »

Everything at The Pepper Pot and The Cake Cafe... but possibly the pear, bacon and cheddar sandwich at Pepper Pot is my favourite.

Also everything at Eastwood and Mays - daily changing roast in a roll nyommmm

Also Listons and Sheridans (yes they do sandwiches!)

+1 for he pepper pot in powerscourt shopping centre. lovely door stop bread

kinsy

Cienciano wrote: »

Went there last week, have to say, it pissed all over the pig and heifer.

They (Angel Park) use only free range chicken, too.

hardCopy

Do wraps count?

I got a savage Chilli Chicken Wrap in The Church on Monday.

Hiitsme

My choice may not be hip 'n trendy but Dunnes Cafe do a fantastic Hot Roast of the Day in a crusty roll with tea or coffee for 5.25! The very nice lady cut slices of rib roast off a big juicy joint, added stuffing & a few onions - heaven .... and really good value.

I was so impressed I went back the next week to try there normal sambo deal. Any sandwich with tea/coffee for 4.95 and none of this 'you can only have 2 fillings malarkey', you could have whatever you wanted. I had chicken with stuffing, mayo, rocket & red onion - yum. The nice lady even put two handfuls of crinkle crisps on the side of my plate

niallu

KC Peaches on Nassau Street.

Get the club..... hate to say it but better than the pig & heiffer.

Tmeos

Treat in Cabra do amazing sandwiches - the pastrami one is particularly good.

brambo

Another vote for The Pepper Pot in Powerscourt. The pear and bacon sambo is amazing!

Cianan2

News cafe in blackrock is delicious!

emilyjmc

Bolands in Duke Lane, D2 - used to be our local sandwich place until we moved office, 5 years later I still miss it and find any excuse to go back!! Their chicken mayo with sweetcorn and pineapple mmm salivating just thinking of it :P
Great value too and the chap that runs it is a pet.

Boulevardier

Cafe Nook on Aungier St is a revelation. Their Cubano sandwich is loaded with roast pork and is very filling and tasty.

Mr Simpson

chatterpillar wrote: »

I've changed my mind - Thomas Reads is now a very very distant second!

I was in the Busy Bean Café on Molesworth St today (between Kildare Street and Dawson Street.) They have a great menu, loads of really varied fresh ingredients. I went for the cajun chicken ciabatta - it was amazing! Tonnes of really fresh delicious roast veggies. Easily the nicest sandwich I've ever had in my life. Can't wait to go there again!!

The busy bean is lovely, if a tad pricey. And Rory, the owner is an absolute top bloke. I used to work across the road, but I never get to go in there any more.

Swampy

Thank you for this thread. Eating the roast pear, bacon and cheese sambo in pepper pot at the moment. It's amazing.

kinsy

Recently came across Probus Wines on Fenian Street. It's a specialist world beer and wine shop. They have started selling Sheridan's cheese and make up amazing sandwiches. The other day I got bresaola, hard goat cheese and red onion marmalade on sourdough bread. It took a few mins to make but it was incredibly tasty.
Well worth a try. They do beer tastings and things as well and are very nice and helpful in there.

quaalude

kinsy wrote: »

Recently came across Probus Wines on Fenian Street. It's a specialist world beer and wine shop. They have started selling Sheridan's cheese and make up amazing sandwiches. The other day I got bresaola, hard goat cheese and red onion marmalade on sourdough bread. It took a few mins to make but it was incredibly tasty.
Well worth a try. They do beer tastings and things as well and are very nice and helpful in there.

They are really sound in Probus - and it's a great place to get a good cup of takeaway coffee after 5pm.

Merkin

The sandwiches from Juniors on Bath Avenue are out of this world. The queues there at lunchtime are badly managed which is a bit of a pain but besides from that, the sandwiches are the best in town I reckon. Try the grilled chicken one or else the Hero....gorgeous!