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Pork: Ranked #1 among meats

Yesterday Serious Eats ran a list of 25 pork sandwiches they love in NYC. I'm sad to say I've never been to any of these places, so it looks like it's time to start working my way down the list. I thought I'd been to Tasty Dumpling, but I was confusing it with Excellent Pork Chop House.

Can anyone think of some NYC pork sandwiches that are missing? I would add anything with pate or soppressata that Eastern District in Greenpoint serves up.

Via Serious Eats:

Fresh Pork

Cured Pork
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Alex said…
Wow, cool! These two look like they'd be my favs:

Pork Bracciole from Zito's Sandwich Shoppe
Prosciutto Cotto, Mortadella and Provolone at DiPalo Selects
August 19, 2012 at 8:39:00 PM EDT
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