Reader: Man Does Not Live by Bread Alone!

After all that Thanksgiving feasting, are you hungry for something simpler? Maybe a sandwich? There are great sandwich joints all over town, some of which even offer a version of Thanksgiving between slices of bread.

Molly Martin just served up her list of Denver’s standout sandwiches, as well as favorite neighborhood sandwich-centric spots, old-school Italian delis and top picks for sandwiches on a budget — 26 places in all.

In their comments on the Westword Facebook post of Molly’s list, readers dish up a few more favorites, as well as an appreciation of sandwiches in general. Says Frank:

Man does not live by bread alone! All those tasty things people put between the slices add up.

Suggests Bobbi:

Great reviews and the almost-forgotten historical eateries in our ‘support local ownership’ of must-try diners and restaurants. Word of mouth seems to need a bullhorn of local advertising. My take.

Counters Timothy:

Funny that Denver thinks it’s a food town!

Offers Ken:

Glad to see Curtis Park making the list.

Agrees Laura:

Get Right’s on West 38th Avenue in Wheat Ridge is wonderful!

Adds Dan:

Jambon Beurre at Get Right’s was so good, but the crust on that sourdough is savage. I had a gum infection on the roof of my mouth and damn, that delicious sammy hurt.

Comments Tamera:

Congress Park Market is the best! Such a great addition to our little neighborhood! The BLT is deeelish.

Responds Jeff:

And, the people who run the Congress Park Market are even better than their sandwiches!

Notes David:

Any best sandwich list that doesn’t include Las Tortas is wrong…

Molly replies:

Cool, ’cause they are on there.

What’s your favorite sandwich place in metro Denver? Check our best sandwich roster (David wasn’t the only person to miss a spot on that roster); then post a comment or share your thoughts at editorial@westword.com.