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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Seattle Magazine and Seattle Met. Updated September 2026.
Un Bien · Ballard
Un Bien serves Caribbean roast pork from a Ballard takeout counter. Slow-roasted, marinated meat meets caramelized onions, pickled jalapeños, romaine, and aioli on a toasted baguette. Grab extra napkins and consider the fire-roasted corn alongside the sandwich.
Salumi · Pioneer Square
Salumi's porchetta sandwich packs pork shoulder, braised vegetables, and a garlicky spread into a substantial lunch. The Italian deli counter is a place to come hungry and focus on the meat rather than a long list of extras.
Paseo · Fremont
Paseo's Fremont counter makes the Cuban Roast with slow-cooked pork shoulder and an aioli marinade. The sandwich comes packed into bread meant to hold the juices, giving the roast pork the lead role in a messy, satisfying lunch.
Matt's in the Market · Pike Place Market
Matt's in the Market offers a sit-down lunch above Pike Place Market, with sandwiches as part of its midday draw. The upstairs room makes a useful pause from the market crowds when a counter lunch is not enough.