There's nothing better than a nice, big, tasty sandwich! There's the soft, moist bread, the cheese, the vegetables, and the meat of your choosing. It's the perfect meal! And it's about as American as apple pie. No matter the style or the ingredients of your favorite sandwich, the sandwich has been a staple of the American diet since our founding fathers crossed the Atlantic. And, being the big sandwich aficionado that I am, I know a thing or two about a good sandwich. And whenever I get the chance, I head on over to one of my favorite sandwich stops: Togo's!
Togo's is a popular sandwich shop that specializes in an assortment of both classic and modern- style sandwiches. You'll find everything from a simple turkey and cheese sandwich to a Sicilian chicken sandwich; a meatball marinara sandwich to a pastrami Reuben. The sandwich selection is diverse and sure to please just about every taste imaginable. Togo's offers a wide variety of breads including honey oat, ciabatta, and classic white, and all sandwiches are served with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, pickles and pepperoncinis.
Although Togo's offers up a variety of soups and salads in addition to their many sandwiches, it's their sandwiches that made Togo's famous. The ingredients are all high quality and fresh. And they load their sandwiches with a generous amount of meat and condiments. A Togo's sandwich looks and eats like a real sandwich. You have a choice of ordering a sandwich in either the regular 6” size or the larger 9” size. And the bread is very tasty as well, and always fresh. My personal bread favorite is the ciabatta, which is basically sourdough.
What's the best sandwich at Togo's? That's a tough call. Although I have never had a bad sandwich at Togo's, I do have my personal favorites. I tend to prefer the more basic of sandwiches, such as the turkey and cheese sandwich or the pastrami sandwich. I tend to stick with a few personal favorites, and these two are high on my list of all-time favorite Togo's sandwiches.
So, for anyone that enjoys a good sandwich as much as I do, I would recommend that you take a trip down to your nearest Togo's and sample one of their tasty sandwiches. You won't be disappointed!
A board outside a cafe in Belfast recently pulled me in because I thought I was going to get something African. When I got in I realised the sandwiches were TO GO, not from TOGO which was the way they'd written it.