This SANDWICH is 100 years old

[@deanawells4395]

I was born in 1964 in Baltimore. My father was a Baltimore City police officer and took me there since I was very young. This place is a staple icon for Baltimore. ❤

[@paigewillow8768]

The history is so gracious and lovely of you to feature. Younger people are losing a lot in life by not knowing it or caring about it. It is a shame. Don’t change.

[@georgethegreeek]

Love your videos Tony, I hope your channel grows with more and more famous finds. Especially from more Greek and all Immigrants that have started back when they came across for a better life for all of us. One day when I come back to Baltimore, hopefully meet up.

[@jeromecross7161]

Can't get enough of the deli foods. There is so much love out into this stuff.

[@JimDog794]

Corned beef row! Oh the great food.

[@NOXFPV]

Very interesting. Great video.

[@deanawells4395]

Best sandwich spots ever ❤🎉

[@TheRange7]

Tony,how you don't have a huge channel is a mystery. These videos are treasures. The history is amazing. In Chicago we only have one classic Deli left. It's called Manny's and it has the best Deli food on the planet IMO. I miss going there, but I'm retired and don't get into the city much. I can't wait to see a series of vids on your restaurant brother. Cheers from Chicago.

[@Thom1560]

Check out Schmaltz in Lisle.

[@josephcalp1604]

My grandfather took me to the big city in 1984. My grandparents had a farm near the PA border. We only went to one place and that was Attman's.

[@warp3386]

I love me some Jewish Deli sandwiches. Another great video.

[@Erik_Thorsvik]

Tony you're a natural on camera, great work with this channel.

[@womenarewater]

My neck of the woods and my favorite corned beef sandwich!!! You gotta try the hot dog with bologna on top!

[@Bmorefood]

A Baltimore classic! Now I'll have to visit soon to do a review. It's been over 15 years since I've enjoyed that sandwich 😥

[@TonysFamousFinds]

Classic!

[@CnHPureCaneSugar1]

You need to visit LA for Eastside Deli (1929) and Philippe The Original (1908). They are two of the last remnants of LA's Little Italy, which became LA's Chinatown.

[@TonysFamousFinds]

Noted!

[@CnHPureCaneSugar1]

@@TonysFamousFinds Philippe is where the French Dip sandwich originated, by the way.

[@quane6]

Swiss mustard extra mustard onions on rye bread

[@nj2mddude205]

What's the deal with hotdogs and bologna? I noticed that combo at Weiss Deli.

[@thomascariola1015]

I’m going Carolina I’m gonna go there on way.

[@TonysFamousFinds]

Swing by Jimmy's and say hi!

[@Thom1560]

How long is the sandwich in the microwave?

[@vitsteele-lz2hn]

Hey

[@trxfrmr4191]

Must be pretty rank and dry!

[@timothyslaughter476]

Whenever i would have clients or coworkers come to Baltimore id take them to Attmans. They would always be like....i don't know man, looks kinda old whats with this line out the door??? You sure???? I told them yes im sure, because theres a line out the door!!! Of course, whenever they came back to Baltimore the first thing they wanted to do was go to Attmans! Nuff said hon!!