Deli

Otherside Market & Deli is an Eastlake shop that serves excellent hot and cold sandwiches.

This small market serves satisfying sandwiches, coffee, and New Zealand-style soft serve.

Salumi is an Italian Pioneer Square deli that falls way short.

You can fuel up and get decent fried snacks at this gas station near I-5.

Market House is an excellent sandwich shop that serves the best reuben in town.

Pasta & Co. is a grab-and-go deli in University Village that you should prioritize for a tasty steak sandwich.

This Golden Gardens snack shack serves Philly-style hoagies, salads, grain bowls, and popsicles that work well for a beach day. Get the turkey and havarti sandwich.

Mean Sandwich is a Ballard spot that serves creative stuff between bread.

Ken's Market is an ordinary Greenwood grocery store that serves an extraordinary Thursday-only smashburger from the deli counter. Swing by after 11am to grab one.

Zylberschtein's is a deli and bakery in Pinehurst that's your best bet for bagels and pastrami on the north end.

Fishermen’s is a deli and market in Magnolia on the Salmon Bay Marina that you should prioritize for excellent sandwiches.

For some of the greatest cold cut sandwiches in Washington state, hop a ferry to Whidbey Island and drive directly to Greenbank Pantry & Deli.

George’s is a Polish deli in First Hill that makes some great sandwiches.

Hog Island Hoagie is a sandwich shop operating out of Petoskey's in Fremont. Hope you're in the mood for cold cuts.

Michou is an excellent deli Downtown at Pike Place Market that serves pressed sandwiches.

Hitchcock Deli is a sandwich shop on Bainbridge Island that serves meats cured in-house.

Jake’s Pickup is an excellent sandwich shop located inside of a Chevron gas station on Bainbridge Island.

Dingfelder’s is a New York-style deli in Capitol Hill that serves sandwiches out of a takeout window.