Bodega Hero
Any cold cuts on a hero roll with lettuce, tomato, onion, and dressing; varies by bodega.
Any cold cuts on a hero roll with lettuce, tomato, onion, and dressing; varies by bodega.
Ground beef chopped apart on a bodega griddle, fused with melted American cheese and onion, scooped onto a hero with cold lettuce, tomato, and mayo: the East Harlem chopped cheese.
Bacon, lettuce, and tomato on toasted bread with mayonnaise; one of America's most iconic sandwiches.
The Southern biscuit sandwich is decided by the bread: cold fat cut into soft-wheat flour, baked into tall peelable layers, split warm, and filled with country ham, sausage, fried chicken, or egg.
Beef birria (chile-braised beef) in a corn tortilla dipped in consommé fat, griddled crispy, filled with melted cheese, served with conso...
Beef birria consommé-braised meat formed into a patty or topped on a smash burger with oaxaca cheese and consommé-dipped bun; birria x bu...
Oak-smoked brisket on soft white bread with a cold bottle of Big Red beside it: the San Antonio meat-market plate where the bright red cream soda is half the order.
Similar to runza; German-Russian stuffed bread roll.
Bialy (chewy roll with onion center) with cream cheese spread.
Baltimore's chocolate-topped Berger cookie used to sandwich ice cream.
Cucumber and cream cheese spread on bread; Louisville tea sandwich.
Bratwurst simmered in beer before grilling, served on a roll.
A smoked Texas beef short rib, the richest cut in the pit, lifted whole off the bone and laid on plain white bread with pickle and onion: the most intimidating cut on the board made portable.
Thinly sliced roast beef on a kummelweck roll (caraway seeds and coarse salt) with horseradish and au jus.
Beef on weck with the horseradish grated fresh and laid on thick: the standard Buffalo sandwich with one lever pushed to its limit, racing the minutes before torn root loses its sinus heat.
Refried beans and cheese in a flour tortilla; SA staple.
American BBQ has become a global phenomenon; Texas-style brisket, Carolina pulled pork, and KC burnt ends sandwiches are now served in Lo...
Where a plain cheeseburger cuts the beef with acid, this one piles on sweet smoke and a second crunch: BBQ sauce, bacon, onion rings, sharp cheddar. The American burger built by addition.
The Americanized bánh mì: the Saigon sandwich met halfway, regular mayo for the Vietnamese kind, deli ham for cured pork, the heat dialed down and the bread often soft.
Charcoal-grilled beef round sliced thin on a Kaiser roll with horseradish and tiger sauce.
Fried whiting (not trout) on white bread with hot sauce and saltines; Baltimore soul food.
Bagel with smoked whitefish mixed with mayo and onion.