The Best Sandwich Shops in Las Vegas
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The best sandwich shops in Las Vegas, according to the experts: Eater and The Infatuation have both weighed in, and their honors are what rank this list. Lardo comes out on top.
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Turkey and The Wolf and Egghead hold the next two places. Eater shows up on more of this list than any other guide, with The Infatuation next.
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Rank 1. Lardo
Sandwich Shop
The awards
- Eater The Best Restaurants for Lunch in Las Vegas
- Eater The Best Vegas Sandwiches to Bite Into Right Now
- The Infatuation The Best Cheap Eats In Las Vegas
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Rank 2. Turkey and The Wolf
Sandwich Shop
Turkey and the Wolf is a sandwich counter at the front of the Venetian's Via Via Food Hall, which means you eat at shared tables with Scarr's Pizza and Ivan Ramen as neighbors. The fried bologna sandwich comes on butter-griddled bread with potato chips tucked inside, and it's large even by Vegas standards. The collard green melt on rye is the one to split with whoever you brought. Counter-service prices, napkins required.
The awards
- The Infatuation The Best New Restaurants In Las Vegas
- Eater The Best Affordable Restaurants in Las Vegas
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Rank 3. Egghead
Sandwich Shop
This is a counter-service breakfast sandwich shop that came up from Los Angeles and now collects sleepy tourists in a line that wraps around the building from early morning until noon. The sandwiches are warm, built to be carried, and priced like a sensible meal in a town that prefers otherwise. Eggs go on brioche or baguette, sometimes with steak, and nobody inside is dressed for anything beyond the walk back to the Strip.
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Rank 4. Mama Tess Artisan Kitchen
Sandwich Shop
A milkshake loaded with broken toffee, whipped cream, and a cherry is the move after a sandwich here, and the sandwich earns it. This Southern Highlands sandwich shop serves thick-cut heritage ham on country bread with hot honey, smash burgers with ghost sauce, and a croissant chicken salad, all casual-counter pricing. The shakes run a dozen options and trend toward maximalist. Good for a neighborhood lunch that doesn't make you feel like you're in a suburb.
The awards