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Table Mercato

4.1 (114 reviews)
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Emily B.

Found this place through Instagram and we are so glad we did! You must try the Table sandwich. First, it's delicious. Second, it's HUGE! Deff plan to share this. A few pro tips- take it to the benches that look out over the water. Go here during the week so you don't have to wait forever. There's a sign saying you will wait a long time over the weekend. Yum!

Chicken Parm Sub
Lynne T.

The chicken parm portion was HUGE. The photo only shows 1/2 of the sub with a container of vodka sauce they give you on the side. Then sandwich is $30, but I shared this sub with 2 other people and we barely made a dent in it. The chicken cutlets were crispy and the option to get spicy vodka sauce paired well with everything. Highly recommend this sub!! We did have to wait about 20 minutes for the food to come out. The location is super convenient too since it is near the famous bakeries in Little Italy.

Eggplant
Theodore Y.

Sandwiches are huge. We ordered The Table, Chicken Parm, and Eggplant. Everyone felt the chicken cutlets in both sandwiches could've been seasoned more. Sandwiches are on the pricier side but they last two meals! The sauce foe the Chicken Parm was on point.

Isaac C.

Table Mercato arguably has some of the best sandwiches in Boston. I got the Sicilian with pistachio pesto, and my friend got the Vodka Parmesan. The sandwiches were huge and could easily last two or even three meals. The vodka sauce was especially rich and creamy, and there was enough of it to coat every bite. I also liked that the bread wasn't soggy or dry, and the sandwich was filling without feeling overly heavy.

Vodka chicken parm
Julie D.

SO good, definitely lived up to the hype! The vodka sauce and bread are both delicious. I highly recommend ordering in advance for pickup to avoid waiting in line.

Molly L.

I see why this was rated best sandwich in Boston !!!! This bad boy was stellar !!! ... although I paid $30 for it... Was still worth every penny!! I made modifications to the original sandwich "The Table" ... description of modifications are in the pictures posted !!! ... will definitely be back the next visit to Boston !!

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Maria L.

The only thing that makes this location a five star is indeed the sandwich itself. The service was not great. We almost felt that we were inconveniencing the workers and the wait time is absurd for in person orders. But I have to give credit when it's due, this was by far one of my favorite sandwiches although they are pricey, you can easily feed a party of four with a nice bag of chips on the side. We were blessed with being able to try the table sandwich. The focaccia was fresh along with the mozzarella and arugula. Since we made an online order which quoted us 45 minutes, our sandwich was ready in 20 so unfortunately, the chicken cutlet was not as fresh as we would've liked. Sidenote, the first day we attempted to order in person they quoted us an hour, so we decided to place an order of the following day. Highly recommend placing the order and staying local to be safe. Despite all the sandwiches, well worth the weight, just don't have high expectations for service We love the ambience of a little Italian market, and it was very well kept

katey a.

Sándwich was phenomenal!!! It's HUGEEE that's why it's $27. Please note on the weekends you have to wait over 35mins because the lines are super long. chicken cutlets with prosciutto, mozzarella, arugula and balsamic glaze on a focaccia? ALL THE DELICIOUSNESS IN ONE BITE. My friend and I shared the Sandwich , there's no places to eat inside so you have to eat inside or in your car.

Steven W.

I finally made it to Table Mercato in the North End, and I'm still thinking about that sandwich. I ordered the $27 "Table" sandwich, and when they handed it to me, I genuinely laughed--it was gigantic. This wasn't just a sandwich; it was an event. Stuffed to the brim and packed with layers of high-quality meats, sharp cheese, fresh toppings, and perfectly dressed greens, it felt like it weighed as much as a small child. The bread had that ideal balance: crusty on the outside with a soft, chewy interior that held everything together without falling apart. Yes, I waited about 20 minutes. And yes, it was absolutely worth it. Every bite was perfectly balanced--savory, salty, slightly tangy, with just the right amount of crunch. Nothing tasted like an afterthought. It felt carefully built, not just piled high for show (even though it definitely makes a statement). I ended up sharing it, and there was still more than enough to go around. The vibe at Table Mercato is casual and efficient--no frills, just seriously good food done right. If you're in the North End and debating whether a $27 sandwich is worth it, I can confidently say: it is. I'd wait the 20 minutes all over again. Filled with prosciutto, chicken cutlet, mozzarella, argula and sauce.

1/2 Chicken cutlet
Lena L.

There was a long line when we arrive so we decided to order online. Once ordered, we were given a 65-75min estimated wait time. We went down the street to grab some small bites while we waited. We got back when we got the email saying our food is ready for pickup 75mins later, but was told to wait another 10min... we got coffee at their shop across the street and came back 15mins later and it's still not ready. We waited in store and saw a lot of people asking the status of their order. We finally got our sandwich close to 2hrs after we ordered and 40min after the supposedly ready time. The sandwich was huge (enough for 2) and came with a side of sauce to dip in. If you have time and don't mind waiting, this is your place but don't come hungry expecting to get your food anytime soon.

Megan S.

i ordered the table sandwich and it was genuinely the biggest sandwich i've ever seen. for 27 you get a lot. their freshly baked focaccia bread was so good. inside, it's stuffed with chicken cutlet, prosciutto, veggies, and balsamic dressing. this place is very tiny but super crowded because of the social media hype so expect to wait a good 20 min after ordering.

Husain V.

Not much to say here other than the sandwich is huge, delicious and filling. The cutlets are well made. The bread reminds me of Pizza Hut pan pizza with how buttery and seasoned it is and it smells so similar.

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Amanda P.

Table Mercato is a very cozy italian speciality store in the heart of the North End. We came in on a weekend to get one of their famous sandwiches and it's safe to say a lot of others had the same idea as us. We ordered in store, and waited on a line that was out the door for about 15 mins to place our order. It took about 30-40 mins to receive our order which was one sandwich. There were a few customers near us who came in for online pickup orders and waited upwards of an hour. I would definitely recommend coming in the store and ordering because it seems like our orders were prioritized. The store itself had a lot of prepared foods, pastas, italian speciality items available to purchase. Also, there is nowhere to sit inside and it got extremely cramped inside with all of the customers so just be aware of that. As for the actual sandwich, they were massive. You only need 1 for 2 people, and we still had a hard time finishing it. You certainly get a bang for your buck here. The sandwich itself was excellent, I loved the focaccia and the fresh mozz. Overall, I am glad we tried it and we really enjoyed the food, but I would avoid coming here on a weekend during the lunch rush.

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0.2 mi•North End
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GOD BLESS AMERICA...and this sandwich!! Never have I ever had a better sub in my life. The bread,…read morethe meats, the toppings; everything tasted like the best of the best! Walking through the front door is like walking through a secret portal to Italy (I'm not kidding). The smells and sights of fresh meat hanging from the ceiling is what I imagine heaven to be like! I ordered the Italian sub. First of all, it is HUGE in both length and circumference. One sub can easily be split between two people. The bread-to-meat ratio is perfect. I could taste each individual ingredient with every bite, which is a unique experience that only happens when everything is fresh and flavorful as can be. I think this place just ruined subs for me because no other will come close to being THIS good. If I were on death row, this sandwich would be part of my last meal. I feel like I cannot adequately put into words just how amazing it is. Do yourself a favor and check this place out sooner than later! :)

I came for the much heralded Italian sandwich and it did not disappoint…read more Small, 2-room shop on Salem Street, right next to Bova's Bakery, good for Italian provisions and artful Italian sandwiches. As the name "Mercato" implies, it's not a restaurant, so no place to eat, no place to "do your business" after, and if you've made it to the north end, you already know there's no place to park. -- Italian Sandwich: Long, soft bread, kinda like the kind you had in your school cafeteria, only a million times softer, a million times more crackly, and a million times better. Setting the base are oil, balsamic vinegar, lettuce, tomato, pickles, hots, and provolone. Italian sandwiches usually come flat-stacked or in a C-shape. Here, it's a fluffy stack, with the VERY-thin-sliced-to-order meats-- prosciutto, mortadella, salami-- piled generously but delicately, like tissue paper. More oil and balsamic on the other side seals the deal. It's a glorious sandwich that'll fill you up with the first half, but you'll want to keep eating the second half, because it's so good. The deep flavors of the meats comes through, and that's soft, crunchy bread is a delight. Pro tip #1: Get it with a small side of pesto. Have some bites with, some bites without. Pro tip #2 (in more ways than one): Plan your restroom visit at the nearby Boston Public Market. Pro tip #3: Plan your eating near the Paul Revere statue on Hanover Street, at the basketball court down Stillman Street, or on the Greenway down Hanover Street.

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Sam LaGrassa's

4.4(1.3k reviews)
0.7 mi•Downtown
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I'd heard of Sam LaGrassa's for years but had never managed to make it there. My first introduction…read moreended up being at a corporate event in Boston's Seaport district, where lunch arrived courtesy of one of the city's best-known sandwich shops. The catering was impressive. Before anyone even took a bite. Every half sandwich was individually wrapped and clearly labeled, with salads and sides neatly organized, making it easy for a large group to grab lunch without the usual catering chaos. The choices were wide and varied. We took our lunches upstairs to a rooftop seating area overlooking the Seaport, which made for a pretty great setting on a beautiful afternoon. I chose the Gobbler, and it lived up to the hype I've since read in other reviews. At first glance it sounds like a Thanksgiving leftover sandwich, but it's much more than that. The turkey was fresh and flavorful, and it was complemented by stuffing, cranberry sauce, spinach, pepper jack cheese, and just enough chipotle mayo to add an unexpected kick, without overwhelming everything else. It's one of those combinations that sounds busy on paper but comes together remarkably well. I spoke with several others over lunch, and they were equally impressed with their choices. That's always a good sign when you're feeding a crowd. It's one thing to make a great sandwich to order; it's another to deliver dozens of them catered while maintaining that level of quality. Since this was catered, I can't really comment on the restaurant itself. The service on the catering side, however, was evident in how thoughtfully everything was prepared and packaged, and the rooftop setting where we enjoyed lunch certainly didn't hurt. Needless to say, this won't be my last Sam LaGrassa's sandwich. I fully intend to visit the restaurant one of these days, and in the meantime I'll spend some time trying to recreate that Gobbler at home (maybe with sliced roasted chicken, but also with turkey when I have it). It was that good.

I've had this bookmarked for quite some time and finally made the decision to stop by. I ordered…read morethe Southwestern Pastrami (no bbq sauce) and my partner ordered the Chicken Mafia. He ate his fresh and liked it enough to want to go back. He felt it was big enough to split into 2 meals, which is a plus since the prices here are pretty steep. I had mine cold, so I didn't like it as much. The tomatoes made the bread soggy, but the sandwich was packed with pastrami. The pickles they give though... so good and a perfect bite in between each sandwich bite or a good lil snack at the end. I like how they pack everything for take out. The boxes are secure, they don't skimp on the sauces and wrap them in plastic wrap and the pickles are in mini ziploc bags to ensure the juices don't spill on everything. Very thoughtful packaging. Since I ordered for pick up, they do have curbside where you double park out front and they can bring it to you, or you can run in and tell them the name it's under and they'll hand it to you when ready. For a Tuesday afternoon, service is not fast nor slow. The inside of the restaurant gave deli vibes, which I personally like. It's quite busy and they have some cool signs and photos up. I'll definitely be back to try it fresh!

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4.4(223 reviews)
1.1 mi•Leather District, Waterfront, South Boston
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Figaro's makes some amazing sandwiches, and the workers there are very friendly. I love their…read morePavarotti sandwich, which is their prosciutto and mozzarella sandwich, and make sure you ask them to toast it because it makes a big difference. The grandma makes the best Pavarotti sandwich! Their brownies are delicious as well.

This is the most expensive Sub place in the area that I know of. 20 bucks a pop…read more I had never been here before but always seen it next to the pork bun place I frequent. I got the Steak Pizzaiola It was a bit dry tasting but had everything In it I ordered and was wider than other sandwiches I usually get, nice portion imo. Worth about 20? perhaps It was alright but not great. Maybe I should have chose something different. Upon Entering there was already a line two people before me. 1 waiting for food and the other waiting to order. The workers were busy making subs. and it took about 5 min before the 1st guy got his food, the 2nd guy ended up leaving ordering nothing. After he got his food I waited another 11 minutes just standing there, every so often an employee would look at me and one finally said they would be right with me. over 10 minutes is too long. I thought maybe they have a lot of online orders? Another person came in after me and during my wait period to order he ended up leaving as well after 7 minutes. I used to actually own a sub shop in Plymouth a few decades ago that got very busy. If there is a long line of people coming in, take the order right away so they can just wait for the food. people dont tend to wait so long as I did and you lose money. This will keep them there. One issue I had was one of the workers a female was sweating profusely while making the food. dripping from her forehead down her nose and hitting the table. Her shirt had sweat all on it. I got a different employee that made my food thankfully , but I keep thinking about this and dont want to go back, this is a food safety issue. Its disgusting to be honest. This was my first time going there and I am a local. I think the sub variety looks good on the board but it took way to long to get the food. after ordering it was another 10 minutes. so altogether around 27 or so minutes. Becketts right around the corner very fresh subs and only takes less than 5 to order and get the food out, they are also busy all the time but much more efficient and friendly. I wanted to like this place and am sure many do but its just not for me and I also dont want sweat in my food.

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