What was the best sandwich you've ever eaten in your life?

The Moon from Charlie's. It's an old sandwich place on Lakeview that's been closed for over 10 years now. But It's hands down the best sandwich ever and I miss it all the time with a side of BBQ zapps.

The moon was fresh cut honey ham, roast beef, provolone, Swiss cheese and sloppy coleslaw covered in Russian Dressing all heaped on a muffaletta bun. I have not been able to replicate that sandwich as much as I've tried. They must've made their own coleslaw. I wonder who owned that place.

Anyone else ever get Mooned?

There used to be a place called the Whistler's Walk in Gulf Breeze, FL. For a while, they had a sandwich called the Loadie that I still dream about. Real French bread, with cheese that melted into the bread, roast beef and a barbeque type sauce dripping out, wrapped in butcher paper.

I work 2 min from Lovecchios and have never been; I'll have to try it out.

I used to live right by Charlie's, the moon was a great sandwich

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work 2 min from Lovecchios and have never been; I'll have to try it out.

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Their muffulettas are the best I've ever had also.

barbacoa and egg Torta from the Mexican place down the road from my parents.

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Lovecchio's Deli makes a sandwich called a Matt Stephen that is pretty damn close to perfection. IMO

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Is this the same Lovecchio's that was in Lakeview pre-Katrina? They had the GOAT chicken parm po-boy.

Old Tyme grocery shrimp po boy
Parasols Roast Beef po boy

Not sure if it was as good as I remember it to be, but because it's no longer available, the Roma Special at Café Roma at Sherwood Forest Boulevard.

Besides that would have to go with Cochon Butcher's sandwiches. The buckboard bacon melt and Gambino is top notch.

For a poboy, a while back at O'Brien's Grille. They used to have a irish dip. House cooked corned beef and shaved prime rib with a house made horseradish sauce and au jus for dipping. Not sure if they offer it still since they changed chefs.