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Jerry's Roast Pork

4.4 (38 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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Aaron K.

Jerry's Roast Pork has been on my places to try list for a while, but I purposely waited for the initial hype wave to pass so I wouldn't contend with lines or sold‑out sandwiches. My strategy paid off as I finally made the trip and swung by around 11:30 a.m. on a weekday and walked right in with zero wait. I went straight for the classic, garlic roast pork with braised broccoli rabe on a seeded hoagie roll, and I am glad to report that it's everything I hoped it would be. The roast pork is incredibly juicy and seasoned to garlicky and herbaceous perfection. The braised broccoli rabe adds a lovely textural contrast and a touch of pleasant bitterness that cuts through the richness, while the seeded hoagie roll has a satisfying chew and just enough structure to hold it all together. That said, this is very much an "eat it here or a very short walk away" sandwich; the bread slowly soaks up the juices and will start to break down if you take too long before digging in. I went in expecting something heavy, but I was pleasantly surprised by how light it felt given the ingredients and found the portion to be just right. I'm not sure if I would choose it over the version at Palm City Wines, but it's firmly in the same tier as a top‑notch, crave‑worthy roast pork hoagie that's well worth an early‑lunch pilgrimage in FiDi. Also, bonus points for the super friendly staff and the generous amount of outdoor seating nearby (in case one is unaware if you go to the 2nd level of Embarcadero Center there is a walkway/promenade that connects all of the plazas with loads of outdoor tables and seating throughout).

Garlic pork sandwich
Kit W.

Extremely friendly service and incredibly tasty food. I had a roast pork salad and a roast pork sandwich on different days and both were absolutely excellent. The salad was a good mix of different textures with a balanced dressing, and very fresh veggies. The sandwich was on fresh bread, was packed full of meat and was very hard to stop eating - I had intended not to eat the whole thing and found myself plowing all the way through it. The broccoli rabe was slightly overpowering and I took a little bit of it off but ended up eating it anyway. Definitely recommended - I was to try their focaccia pizza (Oh and they know their tender sliced roast pork is likely to get stuck in your teeth and provide a floss picks on the counter!)

Roast pork sandwich, Lulu bag for scale
Vivian H.

Went to school in Philly and have sorely missed a good roast pork with broccoli rabe. Was so excited to hear Rosalind is making them here, on their bread! Their crusty sturdy hoagie roll stands up to the hefty juicy filling. It's so porky and a little bitter from the broccoli rabe, the slight funk of the cheese. Super satisfying. Ate it out on the terrace, which was absolutely lovely. Took half home for the boo, and it traveled well. I could definitely finish the whole sandwich but then I would be absolutely stuffed. The shop is super cute, lots of Knick knacks to shop and poke around while you wait. The staff was extremely nice and friendly. I was nervous they'd be sold out at 2pm on a Friday but seemed they had everything still! Much bigger menu than I thought, their other sandwiches look really good too but I don't see myself straying much from the roast pork because I'm obsessed. I didn't realize they were upstairs and was almost frantic running around looking for it, hungry and worried they'd sell out, before checking maps for the 10th time and seeing "2nd floor."

Roast Pork Hoagie
Nova P.

My coworkers and I are on a mission to find good pork sandwiches in the city. We heard about Jerry's, and took a stroll to Embarcadero 2. It's a pop up with limited signage, and I was initially was confused with the SF Fitness sign right above the door. Make no mistake, it is not a gym. Their menu includes pizza squares (gives Golden Boy energy), and cold cuts options. We all ordered the roasted pork hoagie. You can order at the counter and they call your name when it's done. The staff were really nice and brought our hoagies out to us on the patio. Note there is limited seating inside and it's good if you're eating solo. The sandwich was fresh and hot with some really garlicky broccoli rabe which paired nicely with the tender pork. It had a good meat-to-bread ratio. The consensus is that 4 out 4 people on my party enjoyed it. It was so tasty and big enough portion for me to take half of it home. Though others scarfed it all down. Great addition for lunch in the downtown. Check days and hours as they are opened at limited times.

roast pork sandwich - super juicy
Allen T.

Jerry's Roast Pork is super delicious - I love how they specialize in just one thing, and they do it really well. Obviously, you'd come here for the roast pork sandwich - it's a hoagie roll stuffed with plenty of thinly sliced juicy and tender roast pork, slightly bitter garlic broccoli rabe, and sharp provolone. It's a very juicy and messy sandwich, you'll want to grab an extra handful of napkins to mop up the juice. The sandwich is very similar to the Roast Pork Hoagie at Palm City Wines in the Outer Sunset.

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Adam B.

I love when a place has a very narrow specialty, so it can focus and do it well. Not huge portions, but quite delicious. Also very random assortment of pizza and apparently an obligatory salad. Though only the items with roast pork were notable to me. Garlic Roast Pork Sandwich: I've read their pork take 3 days to make and I can totally tell a lot of care went into it. It's so much better than typical pulled pork since it's got almost roast beef like texture, but the taste is all pork goodness and nice marinade. I was skeptical about the broccolini, but it actually worked very well against the intense pork and crispy sesame bread. Great texture with everything together. Also nice cheese. EMP Special Slice: It was like the roast pork sandwich, but on pizza. Nice slices of roast pork. Gooey sliced provolone cheese. Some high personality greens to counter the richness. Plus a layer of tomato sauce, not found on the sandwich. Definitely a fan. Tomato Slice: Kinda basic. Borderline feels like focaccia. It's alright, but do yourself a favor and spend a few bucks more on topping. Grandma Slice: After having the EMP Special, this also felt kinda basic. I think they used provolone, so it tasted different than what I was expecting. It was lacking the magic ingredient: roast pork! Soppressata Slice: Ok, this had pork, but not the special kind made in-house. It was pepperoni adjacent, but not a good as the classic pepperoni.

Jerry Z.

Jerry's roast pork is a solid lunch option in the Embarcadero. As a fellow Jerry, I felt obligated to check it out after seeing the new storefront on a walk with a coworker during the day. Sandwich has a nice garlic acidity to it from the broccolini which I am a big fan of. Pizza was also a great option as well, the sesame forward crust was really unique. Would visit again.

Meatball sub with broccoli rabe
Lamarr E.

Even though finding Jerry's is like a corn maze, it's well worth the journey once you try one of their hoagies. It's a true Philly hoagie thru and through. I got the meatball sub that came with free broccoli rabe. Definitely one of the best subs I've had in the city. The toppings along with the sesame seed roll took my tastebuds back to the east coast. If you need a break from sourdough or the traditional west coast sandwiches, I highly recommend Jerry's!

Dipesh G.

I had a roast pork with broccoli on a weekday for lunch. The order arrived quickly. While I didn't eat at the restaurant, the interior of the restaurant seemed nice. The bread on the sandwhich was delicious, so was the pork. I wasn't a big fan of the broccoli rub, but that might just be me. I will definitely go to back to try their other food.

Jerry's salad
Lyee C.

I arrived at 1:25pm, and just in time, it turns out: most of their items weren't available due to running out of ingredients for the day, and shortly after I got my order, I saw the staff place a "sold out" sign on the door. Staff looked minimal (two employees) but were friendly and really pleasant. The pork here was great! I got the salad, and it was a good portion with plenty of pork (maybe top 40% of the bowl was just pork!) and not an excessive amount of dressing (the bottom of the bowl only had a small amount of liquid at the bottom when I finished). The pork was impressive, with a good mix of sweet and savory and good texture. The salad veggies were fresh and crisp. Mixed greens, sliced bell peppers, all made for a great salad. The store itself is pretty large and a lot of standing area with a few chairs/tables. There's plenty more chairs and tables to eat at littered around Embarcadero Center if the shop is filled. There are disposable fork/knives and napkins available at the counter. I'm excited to try their sandwiches (what I originally wanted to get). They also have pizza options too. I'll have to keep in mind that I have to go earlier, before they run out of ingredients.

Sign at 12:40pm on opening day, 11.04.2025
Michelle N.

So glad to see a new lunch option open in the area. Jerry's Roast Pork is located at the former Andersen Bakery on the Lobby Level (technically the second floor) of Two Embarcadero Center, at the top of the escalator. Today, 11/04/2025, is opening day. I get there at 12:40pm and as a I'm approaching the place, I can see it's empty except for two employees behind the counter. I reach the door and greeted with the sign: "Sold out. We will be back tomorrow." They just opened at 11am,Perhaps they underestimated how well business would be on Day 1. Hopefully tomorrow I'll get to try something of theirs. Currently, their operating hours are Tuesday-Thursday from 11:00am to 3:00pm.

Garlic roast pork hoagie with broccoli raab
Jeff O.

Excellent food, excellent service. Matt, the owner, made me feel welcome and served me with a sandwich that I'll be coming back for. That garlic roast pork hoagie with broccoli raab was amazing! Could easily feed two.

Jim D.

Came back to try a cold hoagie and it did NOT disappoint! I am going to boldly say this was the best sandwich I have eaten in the past ten years, no bullshit. Quality ingredients well-worth the $20 price point. The bread especially makes me smile.

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Reviews are largely positive. People praise the flavorful roast pork sandwiches, distinctive broccoli rabe and cheese, and friendly and helpful staff.

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Good sandwich prices went up a bit. Authentic Philly style would be even better if they had the hot pepper option like Da Nicks.

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Wanted to like it since there was the hype but it was meh! We had the roast pork sandwich. Extra star for nice staff!!

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Super staff! Sandwiches like when I grew up back east! Didn't try the pizza but looks great! Nice shop!

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Great sandwich , quick service, got a free tic tac too. Its in a nice location too, would recommend.

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