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Italian Hero Recommendations
Posted: 7:33 pm, May 27th, 2009 in Midtown Eating
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A bit out of bounds, but Todaro Brothers on 2nd Avenue around 32nd strret is phenomenal.
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It's not super close to Rock Center, but have you done the whole "make your own sandwich" thing at Murray's Salami in the Grand Central Terminal Market?
http://midtownlunch.com/2008/12/01/creating-the-ultimate-sandwich-at-murrays-salami/
If you gather up a few friends it makes it cost effective. They also have those pre packaged combos now if you're flying solo:
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I spent 28 bucks at Murrays and was able to make 7 hearty sandwiches....I say invest in bulk. It keeps well! And now I have to try that Todaro's! Only 3 blocks away!
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this is WAY out of bounds, but if you're on the east side, take the 6 to canal, walk up 2 blocks to the Italian Food Center at mulberry and grand. Huge, relatively cheap, amazing sandwiches.
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Jill, if I'm there I'd be hard-pressed not to just duck into Nyonya for some yummy Malaysian! But I will check that place out next time I'm in that area.
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I like a good Italian hero, but can't seem to find any in Midtown, specifically near Rock Center.
Living right near Graham Avenue in Williamsburg, I am spoiled by *quality* Italian heroes, but they're hard to come by here in Midtown. Usually they're prepackaged or Boar's Head crap.
Anyone have any recommendations?