16 Sandwiches You Must Eat Before You Die

    Here's your sandwich bucket list.

    Ailbhe Malone
    by Ailbhe Malone

    BuzzFeed Staff, UK

    1. Pork & Co, Canterbury

    Pork & Co

    Hand-pulled pork, served with a giant slab of crackling via happy, free-range pigs. Opt for apple butter, and take it to the next level with a slice of black pudding too.

    Follow them on Twitter @Porkandco

    2. Max's Sandwich Shop, London

    3. Falafel King, Bristol

    4. Mono, Glasgow

    5. Brick Lane Bagels, London

    6. The New York Deli, Cardiff

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    The New York Deli has been serving up jaw-dropping hoagies for 25 years, but you can also create your own sando if you'd like. Be warned, they're messy. So maybe don't wear a white T-shirt when you visit.

    Find them on Facebook

    7. The Feastie Boys, Bristol

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    With a rotating sandwich line-up (from the above seared steak ragu, to smoked ham hock with pea and mint), street food purveyors The Feastie Boys have all your sando needs covered. They're big enough to share, if you're feeling generous.

    Follow them on Twitter @feastieboysbris

    8. Ninja Buns, Edinburgh

    Ninja Buns

    Sure, it might not look like a traditional sandwich, but once you bao, you never go back. Ninja Buns' Taiwanese buns are to die for, filled with juicy meat, zingy pickles, and devilishly spicy sauce, then topped with crushed and crumbled peanuts. One is perfect as a snack with a drink, and two will keep you going all night long.

    Follow them on Twitter @eatninjabuns

    9. Brown Betty’s, Nottingham

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    A Nottingham institution, a Brown Betty's lunch will set you up for the rest of the day. Take on the Three Meat Ciabatta (above) if you dare. It features turkey breast, two rashers of bacon, salami, melted cheese, and salsa with jalapeños. Maybe don't eat it at your desk though.

    10. On the Goa, Newcastle

    On the Goa

    As the name indicates, On The Goa deal in Indian street food. And whether it's a Paneer Frankie (above) or a Wada Pao, (aka a deep-fried garlic potato ball served in a bun) you can be sure that it'll be delicious.

    Follow them on Twitter @loveonthegoa

    11. Bragazzis, Sheffield

    Bragazzis

    What do you get when you combine a great deli with a traditional Italian café? Outta-this-world sandwiches is what. Think Italian classics, great ingredients, and no messing about.

    Find them on Facebook

    12. The 8 Foot Grocer, Birmingham

    8 Foot Grocer

    This tiny deli punches above its weight. And its MVP is the salami sarnie. It's got Wenlock Edge Farm salami, slow-roasted fennel, cream cheese, and mixed baby salad leaves on Peel and Stone multigrain bread. Worth travelling for.

    Follow them on Twitter @the8footgrocer

    13. The Krab Pot, Port Isaac

    14. 9 Bar, Newcastle

    15. Bakchich, Liverpool and Manchester

    Bakchich

    Bakchich's Lebanese full breakfast wrap (above), is a delicious bread parcel. It's got lamb sausage, eggs, foul moudamas (a bean dip), tomatoes, and mushrooms. If you're veggie, go for the shaksouka wrap, featuring scrambled eggs, caramelised onions, tomatoes, and parsley.

    Follow them on Twitter @Bakchich_BoldSt

    16. Friends of Ham, Leeds and Ilkley