Sandwiches, subs, hoagies, whatever you call it, New Jersey has some of the best. We have a solid number of cafes and delis, so you don’t have to drive to a gas station to satisfy your cold cut cravings.

But a sandwich is more than just ham and cheese between two slices of bread. If you visit a deli in the Garden State, you’ll find many traditional and unique sandwiches on the menu, like the Monte Cristo or French Dip.

And because of the diversity in our state, you can visit a variety of delis to find your favorite dish.

Fancy something Italian, Fiore’s in Hoboken is a great stop if you are in the area.

If you are in the Central Jersey area, you should stop at Dolce and Clemente’s in Robbinsville.

And if you are near the shore, don’t forget to stop at one of the Livotis Locations.

If you fancy a Cuban sandwich, Casual Habana Café has two locations in New Milford and Hackensack.

Believe it or not, Vietnamese cuisine is extremely popular in New Jersey. And according to delish.com, Saigon Subs & Cafe Not only does Morristown have the best Vietnamese restaurant, it is also said to have the best sandwich in the state.

When visiting Saigon, Banh Mi is the first choice.

It may not be your average sandwich, but even Yelp raves about this place.

If you want to explore our neighboring state, you don’t have to travel far to visit the best sandwich shops in New York and Pennsylvania (according to Delish).

Tony’s Beechhurst Deli in Whitestone, NY (Queens)

Tredici Italian Market in Wayne, PA

The great thing is that you can find a good sandwich in almost any restaurant you enter, even in Irish pubs:

The above post reflects the thoughts and observations of Kristen, producer of New Jersey 101.5’s morning show. All opinions expressed are her own.

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