<p>Banh mi are the best. Great sandwiches and ridiculous bargains. </p>
<p>If you don’t have them in your area, banh mi are made with a Vietnamese baguette, which is lighter with a crispy exterior. Made with rice flour added. The toppings include cilantro, cucumber, pickled carrots and pickled daikon. My favorite is fried tofu but most are meat and the traditional uses a pork pat</p>
<p>For me, although I haven’t actually been to Bon Mi, I would go there because it’s a reasonable distance from my office for lunchtime – Chinatown is just too far, unfortunately. I do go to the Clover truck semi-regularly.</p>
<p>At the Shop Rite in town $3.99 for a wrap and $4.99 for a sub.</p>
<p>I love Clover. Chickpea fritter. I like their coffee, even the by hand method they make it that takes forever.</p>
<p>Safeway in Marin County has really great bargain sandwiches ! Around 6 dollars. The best turkey sandwich in a nicer deli in NJ is more like 8-10 dollars. Not Subway!</p>
<p>The chickpea fritter is so good. And their coffee and oatmeal is one of my fallback breakfasts to buy when I don’t have time at home.</p>
<p>Nate n Als: probably around 14 15…Factors around the same amount. Labels’ tables…9 ish…subway $5 on special for a six inch…</p>
<p>A turkey sandwich goes for about $7.00 at delis and sandwich shops in Tampa business districts. The day I am hoping for is when the ‘Dollar’ menus end at area fastfood joints…that is when the local economy will have finally improved enough that more folks can easily pay higher prices for goods and services.</p>