DC sandwich survey

5 responses to “DC sandwich survey”

1. Mara | February 8, 2007 at 9:19 am | Reply

   Vace, on Connecticut Avenue in Cleveland Park, has excellent subs.
   Washington, DC

2. midnightsnack | February 8, 2007 at 4:14 pm | Reply

   Yum, good idea.

3. Malcolm | February 10, 2007 at 9:04 pm | Reply

   Here in North Carolina, sandwiches have a decidedly Southern bent. Probably the best regional sandwiches are pork BBQ, and there are hundreds of great places to get one. The best way to order a BBQ sandwich IMHO is with coleslaw and pickle. Usually, the small the town, the better the BBQ. You’re not going to find good ‘que in Charlotte, Raleigh, Durham, or Greensboro … you have to go out in the sticks like Smithfield, Lexington, Mebane, and dozens of other medium-sized towns with excellent local BBQ. I’ll try to put together a list for you Lisa! — Malcolm

4. midnightsnack | March 1, 2007 at 1:32 pm | Reply

   Incidently, sandwiches are one of my favorite foods. I actually had a
   couple of sandwich parties, which in some circles are still talked
   about. Awards were given for sandwiches in various categories. It all
   stemmed from a dream I had where I kept running into people I knew who
   were very bummed out for various reasons, (e.g., dog died, just broken
   up) and I would say, “Oh, I am so sorry but I am having a sandwich party
   and I really hope you will come.” Scot McKnight actually wrote a song
   about it (and his wife one the sweepstakes award at the second party).
   Paula J

5. Danielle | March 5, 2007 at 11:13 am | Reply

   To me, the best sandwiches start with exceptional bread and then build from there. Try the Breadline at Pennsylvania Ave and 18th St NW for a great sandwich experience.