Friday, September 4, 2026

The Best Places to Eat Near A Mano Panino, by the Record

  1. A fast-casual sandwich shop tucked inside a converted historic hospital, A Mano Panino is built around schiacciata, a Tuscan bread that lands somewhere between focaccia and a cracker in the best possible way. Roast beef with demi-glace, ahi tuna with caper mayo, the menu reads like someone took Italian technique seriously but still wanted lunch to be portable. The Michelin Guide gave it a Bib Gourmand, which tracks. Grab a seat on the patio.



  2. Rank 3. Lucky Dough Pizza

    Sourdough Pizza

    The sourdough starter has a name, Curtis, and the chef tends to it daily with the seriousness most people reserve for houseplants they actually like. Lucky Dough is an outdoor sourdough pizza spot in downtown Pensacola with a menu so tight it reads like a manifesto: two apps, a salad, ten pizzas. The raw-passed tomato sauce tastes less cooked than conjured. Ranked on 50 Top Pizza USA, and the setting still feels like someone's very well-curated backyard.





  3. A charred biscuit under bone marrow and black pepper gravy is a reasonable reason to track down a strip mall. Bitterroot is a casual, farm-to-table Southern spot with concrete floors, wood beams, and marble tables giving it an easygoing country-modern feel. Gulf shrimp and grits and a sweet tea pork chop carry dinner, and the pecan pie with brown butter ice cream is not optional. The Michelin Guide has it listed.


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