Cafe · San Mateo, San Mateo County
About
Foreigner Cafe is a cafe in San Mateo, independently owned. The site read its menu and scored every sandwich on it as the menu lists it; what follows is the menu, drawn and scored, not a review.
- Type
- Cafe
- Where
- San Mateo, San Mateo County, California
- Ownership
- Independent
- On the menu
- 5 sandwiches; the best Sandwich Score is 85
- Breads
- bagel, pan de mie, ciabatta, croissant
- Worth a look
- 4 items with something notable
- Menu
- The menu this page was read from, read 2026-09 · Website
- Directions
- On Google Maps
Where it is
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Particularly interesting
- Turkey BLT Sandwich (66): rare in the Bay Area (5 or fewer shops): Paprika
- Morning Breakfast Croissant (61): rare in the Bay Area (5 or fewer shops): Paprika
- California Bagel (60): rare in the Bay Area (5 or fewer shops): Paprika
The sandwiches
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California Bagel 60 solid
bagel, cold: scrambled eggs; swiss cheese; avocado; tomato; lettuce; red onion; cream cheese spread; parmesan cheese; chives; smoked paprika; olive oil.
Worth a look: rare in the Bay Area (5 or fewer shops): Paprika.
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Croque Madame Sandwich 85 outstanding
pan de mie, toasted: ham; béchamel sauce; swiss & gruyere cheese (high tier); fried egg; onion; bell pepper; hot sauce (low tier).
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Grilled Chicken BLT Sandwich 58 solid
ciabatta, toasted: halal chicken breast; crispy bacon; tomatoes; avocado; red onions; pepper jack cheese; pesto mayo; sriracha mayo; chives; smoked paprika; olive oil.
Worth a look: rare in the Bay Area (5 or fewer shops): Paprika.
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Morning Breakfast Croissant 61 solid
croissant, cold: fried egg; sliced ham; swiss cheese; parmesan cheese; cream cheese; tomato; lettuce; chives; smoked paprika; olive oil.
Worth a look: rare in the Bay Area (5 or fewer shops): Paprika.
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Turkey BLT Sandwich 66 very good
ciabatta, cold: sliced turkey; crispy bacon; tomato; green leaf lettuce; avocado; swiss cheese; pesto mayo; chives; smoked paprika; olive oil.
Worth a look: rare in the Bay Area (5 or fewer shops): Paprika.