The Sandwich Trail In Georgia That Will Spark All Your Springtime Picnic Desires
With the arrival of springtime comes the need to picnic, and we have the perfect picnic options for you to choose from. Georgia has quite a few delicious sandwiches offered throughout various eateries, but we’ve narrowed some of the fan favorites down to one single sandwich trail.
Clocking in at just over 30 miles in length, you can find eight different sandwiches worthy of any picnic in Georgia. You can find the entire sandwich itinerary by clicking here. Ready to hit the road and see what scrumptiousness is in store?
The first stop on this sandwich trail is one of the most delectable BBQ joints in Atlanta. But what many visitors don’t know about this BBQ spot is that there is a Korean pork sandwich on the menu that is satiating surprise. Chopped rib meat, kimchi coleslaw, and flavors of fermented chili paste and scallions—you can’t beat it. The address for Heirloom Market BBQ is 2243 Akers Mill Rd SE, Atlanta, GA 30339.
Next up on the list is Havana Sandwich Shop. If you’re feeling like your picnic needs a little bit of cultural pizzazz, then these Cuban sandwiches will hit it out of the park. You just can’t beat the layers of ham and pork, the mustard, and the pickles all pressed together in one place. The address for Havana Sandwich Shop is 2905 Buford Hwy NE, Atlanta, GA 30329.
You really can’t go wrong with the sandwiches from The General Muir—any of them. They all end up piled high with meat and are sandwiched between fresh bread and it makes for the perfect picnic meal. Pro tip: try the classic pastrami, you won't be sorry. The address for The General Muir is 1540 Avenue Pl B-230, Atlanta, GA 30329.
When a shop has the sandwich name right in the title of their restaurant, you know it must be good. The Po'Boy Shop specializes in…you guessed it, po’boys! Get ready for classic fried shrimp and a spicy remoulade sandwiched between a giant roll with lettuce and tomatoes and the whole shebang. It’ll take you back to the bayou in Louisiana. The address of The Po’Boy Shop is 1369 Clairmont Rd, Decatur, GA 30033.
The best option for cheesesteaks that Atlanta has and will always be—Woody’s. You can get the classic Philly-style sandwich with all the fixins and have yourself one heck of a picnic. Just picture the Philly chopped beef, oozing, creamy cheese, mushrooms, onions, and bell peppers all in one mouthful. The address for Woody’s Cheesesteaks is 981 Monroe Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30308.
Richard’s Southern Fried is a casual, chic eatery in Krog Street Market that makes a fried chicken sandwich that cannot be rivaled. Try the Richard’s Chicken Sandwich, fried or grilled, which might just change your life. Fried chicken with pimento cheese, what could be better? The address for Richard’s Southern Fried is 99 Krog St NE, Atlanta, GA 30307.
This wouldn’t be a sandwich trail without a stop at Publix. For some magical reason, this local Southern grocery store has become a deli staple for many Georgians. The sandwich options are plentiful here, but if you’re looking for a real winner, try the chicken tender sandwich—it’ll change your life. The address for this Publix along the trail is 950 West Peachtree Street Northwest, Atlanta, GA 30309.
The last and final stop along this sandwich trail is the famous sandwich shop known as Zunzi’s. Known by many Georgians as one of the best sandwich shops in the state, you’ll have your choice between a wide variety of delicious, thick, unusual sandwiches that’ll please any palate. The address for Zunzi’s is 1971 Howell Mill Rd, Atlanta, GA 30318.
What do you think? Are we missing any delicious sandwiches along this trail?! Share with us your thoughts in the comments section!
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