Thread: Time to talk about the best... SANDWICH

Originally Posted by santiclaws

19 posts and no mention of Johnnie's Pastrami, 3 minutes from the Kings' former practice facility no less?? What is wrong with you people?!

Brent's Deli in Northridge is also awesome for sandwiches, and pastrami in particular.

Johnnie's Pastrami rocks....

Originally Posted by SloMo26

Johnnie's Pastrami rocks....

You have to have a guy from behind the Orange Curtain edumacate you people about food in your own back yard? How embarrassing.

The Bagel Cafe, Las Vegas

Get a very large Corn Beef sandwich, Chopped Liver or Pastarmi on bagel or rye.

How has no one said Busy Bee in San Pedro? Their sandwiches are scrumtralescent.

As for Pastrami the best one in LA comes from Da Hood....Langers across from MacArthur Park on Alvarado...remnants of when the neighborhood was Jewish.

Roma's Deli (in North Hollywood on Lankershim, above Victory)

their roast beef is the best in town. they also bake their own rolls, so they're fresh on a daily basis.

Anyone looking for something that might be fun and interesting in a couple weeks, there's the Grilled Cheese Invitational which will be taking place Saturday, April 19th.

Grilled Cheese Invitational

The website doesn't say where the invitational will take place, but according to the most recent Los Angeles magazine, it's going to be at the Crystal Springs picnic area of Griffith Park. The magazine also had this to say:

Originally Posted by Los Angeles Magazine

The park insists that any alcohol be gratis,so you'll be washing down those free sammies with a complimentary drink.

Originally Posted by SicSemprTyranis

How has no one said Busy Bee in San Pedro? Their sandwiches are scrumtralescent.

GIMME A MO-******IN BELLY BUSTER ANY DAMN DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hells yes Busy Bee PWNS all other sandwich places

Just wondering...is J & J House Of Subs (Magnolia & Talbert in Fountain Valley) still around??? Last I remember...they had one hell of a King Kong sandwich on their menu...

For now I have to go to the Freemont Family Market (across the street from the ElCommode) to get a close knock-off...

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(Oops...found out too late I spelled El Cortez wrong...)

I second the Johnnie's Pastrami.
West Valley is Dan's Super Subs, diced pickles on the tuna is the bomb!