Craving a sandwich you used to enjoy regularly, but having a hard time finding it in the Triangle? You might just strike sandwich gold at one of these eateries.
(Note: Burgers, which many might rightfully call the quintessential American sandwich, are not included here. They deserve, and are frequently afforded, a list of their own.)
Banh mi (Vietnamese)
9N9
2945 S. Miami Blvd., Durham
544-4496
Beef on Weck (New York)
Blinco's
6711 Glenwood Ave., Raleigh
www.blincos.com
BLT (American)
Merritt's Store & Grill
1009 S. Columbia St., Chapel Hill
Chicken salad (American)
Tookie's Grill
18 Seaboard Ave., Raleigh
www.tookiesgrill.com
Club (American)
Sunflower's
8 W. Peace St., Raleigh
www.sunflowersraleigh.com
Croque-Madame (French)
Vin Rouge
2010 Hillsborough Road, Durham
416-0406
www.vinrougerestaurant.com
Cubano (Cuban)
Havana Grill
404 W. Chatham St., Cary
http://thehavanagrill.com
Lamb kebab on pita (Middle Eastern)
Baba Grill
8201-107 Brier Creek Parkway, in Brier Creek Commons, Raleigh
www.babagrill.com
Oyster po' boy (Cajun/Creole)
Papa Mojo's Roadhouse
5410-Y N.C. 55, Durham
www.papamojosroadhouse.com
Philly cheese steak (Pennsylvania)
Fat Philly's
7272 G.B. Alford Highway, Holly Springs
552-8053
Pork barbecue (North Carolina)
Allen & Son
6203 Millhouse Road, Chapel Hill
Torta (Mexican)
La Hacienda
1813 Chapel Hill Blvd., Chapel Hill