Sam Lagrassa's - Boston

[@JL-ip6zq]

haven't lived there in over 15 years, but man this was one of my favorites. great to see employees i remember. pastrami traveler and a side of those fries. perfect.

[@reckolans]

These sandwiches are nothing short of amazing! One of the best things I've ever eaten.

[@kreh1100]

That big boy blue looks to die for!!

[@tyemurphy3711]

I was there during the MLK weekend and was disappointed that the shop was closed while I was there... i soooo wanted to try it..all the way from Cleveland

[@vtecbanger3180]

Dam that’s sad. They only open short hours weekdays.

[@JHi921]

Have to take a trip back out there man lol

[@cliff2820]

I need this shipped to me in Florida

[@flame2419]

Dude I live in Tampa, my flight to Boston today got canceled from the hurricane 😂 we re scheduled for next week though I’ll let you know how it is

[@cliff2820]

Nothing better then good quality northern states Amazing Treat's 😋

[@JHi921]

I use to work in the jewelers building next door and I always went to this place for lunch! Sooo delicious!

[@vtecbanger3180]

It is the best pastrami period

[@miltondavid1972]

uff ... amazing and delicious sandwich

[@marieklusky5051]

Oh how I miss Boston food! I love Tennessee, but the food sucks here! #MISSYOURFOOD!

[@MissChelle857]

Anyone got a transporter? Big love from South Austin, TX

[@JHi921]

I’m from Boston but live in Dallas now, I wish we could get them out here!!

[@Heaven333gemini]

Tip, please add website link to profile

[@CookwithPreka-ug3vj]

Looks tasty yummy

[@kevtpa6]

Just yummy!

[@chriskeo392]

$28

[@rencemc]

Most overpriced sandwiches ever! Their prices are on par with KATZ' S in NYC with at least half the meat.

[@kidmack3556]

I didn't want to be the guy to say that... They look delicious but not big enough for my appetite. Our version here would be Little Lucca in South San Francisco. It's still around but not nearly as good. When I was first introduced to L.L. in the late 1980's it was GREAT! Back then it was two houses connected in the back, with the little Nonnas making the sandwiches like the Ford assembly line. One station for bread, two for meats, one for cheese, one for sauces etc. They are the same sizes, but the meats aren't as good, certainly not in La Grassa's league, but they were and are still big enough for two people or three pretty good sized servings. About $20.00 now. Back in the Forty Niner dynasty days I think they were about $11.00 and a must have for game days.