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1. Molinari Delicatessen
$ | |The whip-quick, no-nonsense, food-smart staff behind the counter at this take-out delicatessen have been serving up the most delicious, and quite possibly the biggest, sandwiches in town since 1896. Grab a number, revel in the time warp that Sinatra in the background provides, marvel at the Italian-style cured meats, and let the artists build you an unforgettable combo; then head to Washington Square Park for a picnic. The family-run shop is helmed by the fourth generation; its current torch holder is Italian-Filipino Nicholas Mastrelli, one of the Piedmont-hailing original owner's great-grandsons. Nick takes great pride in upholding his family's legacy and creating community with regulars.
373 Columbus Ave., San Francisco, California, 94133, USA415-421–2337Known For
- Italian combo sandwich
- Family business has old-time Italian vibe
- Traditional Italian products
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. No dinner -
2. Beanstalk Cafe
$ | Union Sq. |Robin's-egg-blue banquettes and metal chairs in different colors add to the cheer at this sunny spot. Drop in for hearty local coffee and excellent breakfast and lunch sandwiches, including those on the popular cragel, a combination of a croissant and a bagel.
724 Bush St., San Francisco, California, 94108, USAKnown For
- Cragel (croissant and bagel) sandwiches
- Quality coffee drinks
- Pleasant, airy space
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Rate Includes: No dinner -
3. Deli Board
$$ | SoMa |Everyone has their opinion about the greatest sandwiches in this city filled with amazing bread; but more often than not, locals will name this quirky, humorous lunch specialist. Here, sandwiches are truly an art and usually are taller than can be eaten in one bite. Lunch choices are split between the main menu and "board" specials. Most guests take their sandwiches to-go.
1058 Folsom St., San Francisco, California, 94103, USA415-552–7687Known For
- Leroy Brown turkey-pastrami-salami sandwich
- Festive, friendly atmosphere
- Mick roast beef sandwich on sesame seed French roll
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. No dinner -
4. Le Beau Market
$ | Nob Hill |Neighborhood residents love the dauntless Le Beau, one of the few remaining family-run grocery stores in the city. It's fun to browse around, and their sandwiches are a highlight. If you've never had a sandwich on Dutch Crunch bread (a semisweet, softer, baguette-like roll with a spotted crust thanks to a topping of rice flour), this is a perfect place to pick one up to go.
1263 Leavenworth St., San Francisco, California, 94109, USA415-885–3030Known For
- Turkey butta sandwich
- Barbecue chicken sandwich
- Charming staff and vibe
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5. Lucca Delicatessen
$ | Marina |Hungry Marina residents gather daily to order excellent, often enormous sandwiches at this neighborhood legend. It's the signature takeaway spot for Marina Green and Crissy Field picnic-goers and has been around since the days of the Hoover Administration. Beyond sandwiches, the deli specializes in hearty homemade Italian specialties like lasagna and meatballs.
2120 Chestnut St., San Francisco, California, 94123, USA415-921–7873Known For
- "#1 Italian Combo" sandwich with assorted cold cuts
- Prepared pastas
- Friendly, efficient staff
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6. Salumeria
$ | Mission District | SandwichesWhen chef Thomas McNaughton isn’t hosting dinner guests at Central Kitchen, that restaurant’s courtyard turns into a casual hangout for lunch goers who order from this larder and deli. A half-dozen sandwiches as well as salads are on the menu, with daily specials. The pasta salad is made with famed Flour + Water pasta (another McNaughton enterprise), while the salumi is made in-house. You can also provision up here, as the place also serves as a specialty grocer.
3000 20th St., San Francisco, California, 94103, USA415-471–2998Known For
- Tasty sandwiches and salads
- Courtyard hangout
- Grocery
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Rate Includes: No dinner, Reservations not accepted -
7. The Boy's Deli
$ | Russian Hill |Tucked into the back of a tiny produce market is a counter serving up some of the biggest, juiciest, best sandwiches in town for lunch—strictly to go. Try the turkey-bacon-pesto Sanfranpsycho sandwich.
2222 Polk St., San Francisco, California, USA415-776–3099Known For
- In-the-know spot
- Generous portions
- Long lines at lunchtime
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No dinner
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