Hey, Westword...the fact that Aikopops isn’t on the list and Snarfs is shows how y’all don’t actually go out to eat. You must just get your info from Yelp reviews. Hahahahaha.Jason had an omission, too, but also liked one on the list:
Please tell me how many sandwich/popsicle shops roast their own turkey, top round, pork tenderloin, smoked salmon, etc. They also make tons of sauces, jams, aiolis, and more. I’ve been eating there for over five years and one thing that they still do is quality, consistency and flavor.
Not technically a sandwich shop but still does really good sandwiches and honorable mention: Sputnik. But in any case, so glad to see City and Country on this list...and to be within walking distance.Asks Andrew:
What the heck? They left off Subway. Bull crap.And then there's this from Rick:
STACK Subs was voted Westword’s Readers' Choice Best Sandwich Shop last year and they didn’t make the list? Somethin’ ain’t right.The new Best of Denver issue comes out this week. In the meantime, keep reading for more coverage of sandwiches around town.
"The Twelve Best Sandwich Shops in Denver"
"The Ten Best Vegan Sandwiches in Metro Denver"
"The Ten Best Philly Cheesesteak Sandwiches in Denver"
"The Ten Best Reuben Sandwiches in Denver"
That last list might have an answer for Bradley. He read our list and asked, "Whenever you find a real corned beef sandwich in Denver, please let us know."
Although sandwiches are a big deal in Denver, they'll be only a small part of the Best of Denver 2018. The Food & Drink section alone has more than a hundred editorial picks, many of which also include the choices that readers made. What will readers pick this year for Denver's Best Sandwich Shop?
What would you pick? Post a comment or email [email protected].