Are you in pursuit of the perfect sandwich? Utah has plenty of delicious, local sandwich restaurants. Here are some of our favorites from the Beehive State’s most popular delis.
- The “Do Gouda"Even Stevens, Multiple Locations
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Hang W./Yelp Even Stevens is a community-minded sandwich shop that donates a sandwich to charity for every one purchased. These sandwich shops have a cozy feel, and incredible food! The “Do Gouda” is one of the specialties here: roast beef, smoked gouda cheese, sweet onion marmalade, red onions and greens on sourdough bread. Multiple locations in Downtown Salt Lake City, Sugarhouse, Draper, Ogden, Logan, and St. George.
- The Sensuous SandwichSensuous Sandwich, Provo and Oren
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Christine D./Yelp Sensuous Sandwich’s offerings all have slightly naughty names (and all are as delicious as they are smutty). The flagship sandwich, The Sensuous comes loaded with ham, turkey, roast beef, jack cheese and veggies. Two locations: 1680 South State Street, Orem and 163 W Center Street, Provo.
- The Big JohnGrove Market and Deli, Salt Lake City
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Mick P./Yelp Grove Market and Deli has been a neighborhood staple for years, and you’ll see why once you visit. The sandwiches are humongous. The biggest of the big is the Big John which includes SEVEN deli meats (ham, bologna, turkey, salami, corned beef, pastrami and roast beef), plus Mayo, Mustard, Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle, Swiss, American, or Provolone Cheese, and Pepperoni Peppers. If that’s still not enough, you can add red onions and jalapenos for no charge, bacon for an extra $1.50 and avocado for an extra $1. 1906 South Main Street, Salt Lake City.
- The Catcher On RyeErnie’s Sports Deli, Orem
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Ernie’s Sports Deli/Facebook It’s really hard to find just one sandwich to recommend from Ernie’s, but we’re going with the Catcher On Rye - the best pastrami on rye we’ve ever sunk our teeth into. The sandwich includes delicious pastrami, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese and 1000 island dressing, served hot on thick rye bread. The restaurant is located at 192 W. Center Street Orem, or visit the food truck all over town.
- The BoilermakerGrinders 13, Salt Lake City
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Photo Credit You won’t find The Boilermaker on the menu, but if you ask for it you’ll get the Texas Deluxe (hamburger, bacon, pastrami, American cheese, mayo and lettuce) with added onions and ALL the cheeses. 1618 S. State Street, Salt Lake City.
- The Four SeasonsThe Italian Place, Logan
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Craigers S./Yelp The signature sandwich at The Italian Place is The Four Seasons which includes steak, green peppers, onions, eggs, tomatoes, mushrooms and provolone. If you don’t like mushrooms, order The Boston, which is exactly the same, but without the mushrooms. 48 Federal Avenue, Logan.
- The RobinThe Robin’s Nest, Salt Lake City
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Gracie V./Yelp Every sandwich on the menu at The Robin’s Nest is tasty, but the signature Robin might be the best. Pastrami, Dijon, sauerkraut, dill pickle, Swiss cheese and thousand island dressing on rye. 311 S. Main Street, Salt Lake City.
- Sweet & Spicy PorkThe Lunch Box, St. George
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The Lunch Box/Facebook The next time you’re in St. George, you’ve got to stop by The Lunch Box. Try the Sweet & Spicy Pork with chipotle mayo and guacamole. 675 E. Tabernacle, St. George.
- The Hot MeatballGranatos, Salt Lake City
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Granatos Granatos Hot Meatball is made with homemade meatballs that are probably the best you’ll taste anywhere. Served up with marinara sauce, provolone and Parmesan. Two locations in Salt Lake City: 1632 S. Redwood Road and 4044 S 2700 E.
- The BarbacoaBuds, Salt Lake City
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Buds/Facebook Buds is a great option for vegetarians. You’ve got to try the Barbacoa sandwich - it’s actually grilled jackfruit, but you’d never know it.
- BLTWasatch Back Grill and Deli, Heber
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Spencer L./Yelp We have to give Wasatch Back Grill and Deli the nod for their BLT - they’ve definitely got this one! Thick-sliced bread, toasted just right keeps this thing from getting soggy and the bacon is crisped to perfection. Sweet potato fries on the side make you happy, too! 550 W. 100 S., Heber.
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Even Stevens/Facebook
Hang W./Yelp
Even Stevens is a community-minded sandwich shop that donates a sandwich to charity for every one purchased. These sandwich shops have a cozy feel, and incredible food! The “Do Gouda” is one of the specialties here: roast beef, smoked gouda cheese, sweet onion marmalade, red onions and greens on sourdough bread. Multiple locations in Downtown Salt Lake City, Sugarhouse, Draper, Ogden, Logan, and St. George.
Ralph P./Yelp
Christine D./Yelp
Sensuous Sandwich’s offerings all have slightly naughty names (and all are as delicious as they are smutty). The flagship sandwich, The Sensuous comes loaded with ham, turkey, roast beef, jack cheese and veggies. Two locations: 1680 South State Street, Orem and 163 W Center Street, Provo.
Jen J/Yelp
Mick P./Yelp
Grove Market and Deli has been a neighborhood staple for years, and you’ll see why once you visit. The sandwiches are humongous. The biggest of the big is the Big John which includes SEVEN deli meats (ham, bologna, turkey, salami, corned beef, pastrami and roast beef), plus Mayo, Mustard, Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle, Swiss, American, or Provolone Cheese, and Pepperoni Peppers. If that’s still not enough, you can add red onions and jalapenos for no charge, bacon for an extra $1.50 and avocado for an extra $1. 1906 South Main Street, Salt Lake City.
Ernie’s Sports Deli/Facebook
It’s really hard to find just one sandwich to recommend from Ernie’s, but we’re going with the Catcher On Rye - the best pastrami on rye we’ve ever sunk our teeth into. The sandwich includes delicious pastrami, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese and 1000 island dressing, served hot on thick rye bread. The restaurant is located at 192 W. Center Street Orem, or visit the food truck all over town.
Business Owner/Yelp
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You won’t find The Boilermaker on the menu, but if you ask for it you’ll get the Texas Deluxe (hamburger, bacon, pastrami, American cheese, mayo and lettuce) with added onions and ALL the cheeses. 1618 S. State Street, Salt Lake City.
c.o./Yelp
Craigers S./Yelp
The signature sandwich at The Italian Place is The Four Seasons which includes steak, green peppers, onions, eggs, tomatoes, mushrooms and provolone. If you don’t like mushrooms, order The Boston, which is exactly the same, but without the mushrooms. 48 Federal Avenue, Logan.
Kenny H./Yelp
Gracie V./Yelp
Every sandwich on the menu at The Robin’s Nest is tasty, but the signature Robin might be the best. Pastrami, Dijon, sauerkraut, dill pickle, Swiss cheese and thousand island dressing on rye. 311 S. Main Street, Salt Lake City.
Dennis T.?yelp
The Lunch Box/Facebook
The next time you’re in St. George, you’ve got to stop by The Lunch Box. Try the Sweet & Spicy Pork with chipotle mayo and guacamole. 675 E. Tabernacle, St. George.
Granatos/Facebook
Granatos
Granatos Hot Meatball is made with homemade meatballs that are probably the best you’ll taste anywhere. Served up with marinara sauce, provolone and Parmesan. Two locations in Salt Lake City: 1632 S. Redwood Road and 4044 S 2700 E.
Buds/Facebook
Buds is a great option for vegetarians. You’ve got to try the Barbacoa sandwich - it’s actually grilled jackfruit, but you’d never know it.
Spencer L./Yelp
We have to give Wasatch Back Grill and Deli the nod for their BLT - they’ve definitely got this one! Thick-sliced bread, toasted just right keeps this thing from getting soggy and the bacon is crisped to perfection. Sweet potato fries on the side make you happy, too! 550 W. 100 S., Heber.
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