Posted in Florida
June 14, 2015
These 11 Places In Florida Make The Best Sandwiches EVER
Everyone knows Florida has some of the best Cubanos (Cuban sandwiches) in the world, but anything else you try from these shops is guaranteed to please as well.
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This French-owned sandwich shop in Miami has been serving up delicious sandwiches on fresh baguettes and croissants for decades.
A fast and affordable way to try Florida's signature sandwich, the Cubano (or Cuban), while visiting Miami.
Aguila Sandwich Shop will thrill your taste buds without breaking the bank. They offer deliciously authentic Cuban standbys at great prices.
Hogan's opened in Gainesville in 1983 with the goal of serving the biggest sandwiches paired with the coldest beer. They proudly uphold that tradition to this day.
Wright's in Tampa has been selling sandwiches since 1963. They've lasted so long because of their creative sandwiches and top-notch dessets.
Strawberry Hut claims to have made the first Cuban sandwiches in Plant City, and with the way people rave about them they must be the best too.
Bring your appetite because this shop in Jacksonville serves up monstrous sandwiches the size of a football.
The Floridian in Treasure Island is a real gem. This is yet another place where the Cubano is required eating, at least on the first visit.
This family-owned restaurant has been dishing out gourmet sandwiches & deviled crab in Tampa since 1948. They still get tons of rave reviews.
Laspada's Original Cheesesteaks and Hoagies in Orange City, FL, is the place to go for giant, authentic cheesesteaks without having to make the trip to Philly.
It sounds strange to have a grocery store on this list, but let's face it, the "Pub Sub" has really made a name for itself.
Let us know your favorites in the comments below!
