13 Sandwiches Guaranteed to Impress Your Taste Buds

If you think you’ve tried it all, these sandwiches are here to prove you wrong. Each one stands out thanks to its unique ingredients, local flair, and serious crave-factor. Get ready for a culinary adventure.

Pueblo Slopper

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This Colorado favorite starts with an open-faced cheeseburger, drowned in spicy green chile sauce and finished with onions and shredded cheese. Messy, bold, and totally satisfying. Get the recipe

Crab Cake Sandwich

A close-up of a crab cake sandwich with a golden brown bun, leafy lettuce, sliced green pepper, and a thick, seasoned patty on a wooden surface.
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Maryland knows crab, and this sandwich shows it. Jumbo lump crab cake on a bun, dressed simply so the crab shines through. Try it here

Chicken Spiedie

A close-up of a Chicken Spiedie sandwich on a wooden surface, filled with grilled chicken, lettuce, tomato slices, onions, and banana peppers in a soft hoagie roll.
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Binghamton’s claim to sandwich fame: marinated chicken cubes grilled and stuffed into Italian bread. The lemony, herby zip makes each bite bright and unforgettable. See why it’s iconic

Steak Bomb

A steak bomb sandwich that is open face where you can see all of the ingredients.
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Hearty steak, peppers, onions, mushrooms, and melted cheese loaded into a soft roll. New England’s most epic sandwich delivers every time. Build your own

Runza

A white bowl filled with freshly baked golden brown runza bread rolls sits on a white cloth on a dark wooden table.
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Nebraska’s Runza wraps seasoned beef, onions, and cabbage in pillowy bread. It’s portable, hearty, and unlike anything else. Learn the Runza secret

Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich

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Fiery hot chicken, tangy pickles, and soft bread;Nashville’s spicy signature is both a challenge and a reward for heat seekers. Test your limits

Beef on Weck

A beef on weck from the side, so you can see the entire sandwich.
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Buffalo’s pride features roast beef piled high on a kummelweck roll with fresh horseradish. The salt and caraway crust seals the deal. See how it’s done

Loose Meat Sandwich

A Loose Meat Sandwich with toasted bread, ground beef, chopped onions, mustard, mayonnaise, and pickles sits on a wooden board beside a pile of diced raw onions.
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Iowa’s answer to the sloppy joe. Loose ground beef seasoned and served on a bun, ready for toppings. Simple, classic, and crazy satisfying. Try the original

Liver Mush Sandwich

A hand holds half of a livermush sandwich with two beef patties and a bun, showing the cross-section. The other sandwich half and a large knife rest on a wooden cutting board in the background.
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A North Carolina breakfast staple, made with spiced pork liver, crisped on the griddle and served on white bread with a swipe of mustard. Old school, unforgettable. Learn more

Kalua Pork Sandwich

A stacked Vermonter Sandwich breakfast with scrambled eggs and sliced turkey or ham between two pieces of toasted rustic bread, sitting on a wooden cutting board.
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Hawaii’s classic, featuring smoky, tender pulled pork with a tropical twist. Each bite delivers a taste of the islands. See the recipe

Hot Brown Sandwich

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Kentucky’s open-faced turkey and bacon sandwich, drenched in creamy Mornay sauce and broiled until bubbly. It’s a fork-and-knife experience you won’t forget. Dig in

Sailor Sandwich

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Richmond, Virginia’s rye bread creation stacks pastrami, grilled knackwurst, and melted Swiss with mustard for a deli masterpiece. Try a sailor

Vermonter Sandwich

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Sharp cheddar, crisp apples, and smoked turkey between hearty bread. Vermont’s best for a reason;sweet, savory, and refreshing. Meet the Vermonter

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