Entries tagged with 'chicken sandwiches'
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Eating lunch at Gott's Roadside at the Ferry Building can be difficult. Mainly because there are
so many good things to choose from. Classic burgers, perfectly fresh fish tacos, and of course, great
milkshakes—you almost hope for a long line to give yourself time to decide.
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Back Yard Kitchen is a tiny sandwich shop that makes solid sandwiches in the San Francisco style. In other words, they're veggie-laden with killer locally-sourced meats and everything's available on
Dutch Crunch. The Golden Gate ($7.50) is a grilled chicken sandwich with gruyere and guacamole. The so-called "guacamole" is actually just avocado that's so ripe it's scooped out of the shell and spread on the roll like butter. The gruyere is melted over the chicken before it's added to the sandwich, which preserves the crispness of the romaine, onions, and tomatoes.
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Mario's Bohemian Cigar Store doesn't sell cigars but they do sell some very tasty sandwiches. Of particular note are their hot focaccia sandwiches, which beat other grilled panini because they're heated in a pizza oven. The result is two thin, chewy pieces of onion focaccia with that same delicious char you'd find on a pizza crust.
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Taylor Gourmet has two locations in D.C. (in the "Atlas District" neighborhood and near the convention center), but reading the menu, you'd think you were in Philly. Owners Casey Patten and David Mazza are Philly natives, and actually get the crusty hoagie rolls delivered daily from
Sarcone's, a fifth-generation bakery in Philly. The
Oregon Avenue includes a heaping salad's worth of dressed arugula on a pounded-thin chicken cutlet with a crisp fried coating made of leftover hoagie crumbs.
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Preeti Mistry is known in the Bay Area for being the former executive chef at Google, and for representing us in season six of
Top Chef. She's currently serving lunch at a pop-up in the SoMa neighborhood of San Francisco, which features a short, interesting menu of
Indian fusion sandwiches and other dishes. The
Chowpatty Chicken sandwich is spicy from green chutney, and contains a delicious tumeric slaw, a nice contrast to the charred chicken.
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While all of the slim pressed sandwiches at French cafe
Douce France are worth a try, my favorite has always been the
Misto ($7.50): a thin cut of chicken breast marinated in lemon and herbs, on light, crunchy pressed bread, with mushrooms, greens, sun-dried tomatoes, and an extra spread of lemon-herb marinade.
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In the fast food world, fried chicken sandwiches are the new black. Just about every chain, whether a burger chain or fried chicken establishment, offers multiple versions.
But which are the best? We tried the standard fried chicken sandwiches, whether chicken patty-like or chicken fillet-like, from KFC, Popeye's, McDonald's, Chick-fil-A, Wendy's, and Burger King. During the tasting, one thing became very clear:
not all chicken is created equal.
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During high school, when I visited
Cafe Borrone in Northern California's Menlo Park about eight times a week, we called this the "Mother of Guacamole Sandwich." They call it the
California Pollo Panini ($9.50). It's not on Borrone's standard menu, but has appeared on the specials board a few times a week for at least a decade.
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New fast food products seem to appear at an astonishing rate these days, but some changes are bigger than others. Like last week's
Chipotle BBQ Bacon Angus Burger at McDonald's, Wendy's Asiago Ranch Chicken Sandwich is a spin on existing menu items. Because I'm such a fan of the Spicy Chicken Sandwich, I was excited about the new Asiago—which comes in Grilled, Homestyle, and Spicy Varieties.
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McDonald's Southern-style chicken biscuit tastes like an oversized McNugget in a buttery, greasy biscuit that you've had so many times before. It's too late to snag a free Southern-style chicken biscuit from McDonald's—the breakfast promotion lasted today between 7 a.m and 10:30 a.m—but if you missed out, don't worry; it wasn't totally free. As we mentioned before, there was a medium or large drink caveat, so the "freebie" cashed in at a minimum of $1.50. Overall, it wasn't the most mind-blowing experience since McDonald's already sells biscuits and chicken McNuggets, and together, they approximate this same taste concept. But borderline mind-blowing is that you can eat fried chicken for breakfast without hauling to a less-accessible Chick-fil-A or sneaking in last...
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