The best sandwiches in LA just in time for International Sandwich Day

Forget the tired cliche that LA runs entirely on green juice, gluten-free tortillas and macro bowls.International Sandwich Day arrives Tuesday Nov.

3 — which also happens to be Election Day — giving hungry Southern Californians one more important decision to make: pastrami or prosciutto? French dip or focaccia? And perhaps most importantly, where to find the best sandwich in Los Angeles? Fortunately, in a city where nearly everything comes with a side of traffic, sticker shock, or both, there’s no shortage of contenders for sandwich supremacy.From the world-famous No.

19 at Langer’s Delicatessen, which recently enjoyed another helping of national attention courtesy of The New York Times, to the legendary lamb double-dip at Philippe the Original and the celebrity-friendly Godmother at Santa Monica’s Bay Cities Italian Deli, LA has been stacking up greatness in this department for generations.Foodies at Eater LA and The Infatuation have been busy identifying the city’s most mouthwatering creations, while amateur sandwich sleuths on Reddit are passionately debating which establishments deserve to be crowned the breadwinners.

Here are some of the best sandwiches, per the pros, to sink your teeth into after casting your ballot.New York may think it has the pastrami market cornered, but one legendary LA deli has been giving the Big Apple a run for its money since 1947.

Langer’s, the old-school Jewish deli near MacArthur Park, has built a national reputation around its No.19 — a towering hand-cut sandwich with hot pastrami, Swiss cheese, coleslaw and Russian dressing, sandwiched between slices of the restaurant’s double-baked rye.

For Angeleno’s, it’s more than lunch.It’s a civic treasure.

At Philippe the Original, the historic downtown institution that has been serving Angelenos since 1908, the French dip is practically a religion.The restaurant famously claims to have invented the iconic sandwich, and while roast beef is the traditional ord...

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Publisher: New York Post

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