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Enjoy Every Sandwich

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  1. higgins · · focus · HN ↗
    Top 10, unranked:

    - Raging Bull or Brian Allen from Star Meats in Berkeley, CA

    - Shaking Beef, Dinosaur Sandwiches in San Francisco / Daily City, CA

    - Turkey Cranberry from the GBC in Berkeley, CA

    - Lemongrass tofu from Lokal Sandwiches in Los Angeles, CA

    - Pastrami on rye from Sarges Deli in NYC, NY

    - Fried Chicken Sandwich from Bakesale Betty's in Berkeley, CA

    - Dad's BLT or fried egg sandwiches

    - Any sandwich from Mom paired with potato salad

    - Wife's Cemita

    - Turkey sandwich from "The Sandwich Shop", Dogpatch in San Francisco, CA

    1. maxverse · · focus · HN ↗
      Oooh, I love this. A few years ago, I started keeping track of my favorite coffeeshops. They're not "the best ever" by some objective metric; I'm not Zagat. But they're special to me!

      - Tradition Coffee Roasters, Kailua, HI

      - Offset Coffee, LA, CA

      - Igam Coffee, Brooklyn, NY

      - City League, Brooklyn, NY

      - Ozo Coffee, Boulder, CO

      - Odyssey Coffee, Ocean Grove, NJ

      1. criddell · · focus · HN ↗
        I assume your metrics are great coffee and excellent ambiance.

        The best coffee I've ever had was from The Library Specialty Coffee in Toronto. The location though is so minimal and uninviting that I couldn't rank it very highly as a coffeeshop.

        Where I live (Austin) some of the best coffee I've had is from a trailer, so that obviously wouldn't rank either.

        I'm not sure I've been to any coffeeshops I would rank very highly... Sadly, the best is probably the Starbucks near where I live. The people who work there are extraordinarily nice and the place is very clean, quiet, and comfortable. Too bad the coffee isn't better.

        I never thought about it before, but I guess the place is more important to me than the drink when determining where I want to go for a cup of coffee.

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