St. Louis

Where to buy a Rolex Submariner around St. Louis, and where to eat two sandwiches the city calls its own: the St. Paul, an egg foo young patty on white bread from the chop suey counters, and the Italian sandwiches of The Hill.

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Adriana's on the Hill – Shaw Avenue

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A lunch spot at Shaw and Hereford, two blocks west of Kingshighway, built on foot-long sandwiches and family recipes with Sicilian roots. It's open five days a week and closes at 3, so plan around it.

5101 Shaw Ave, St. Louis, MO 63110

Foot-long Italian sandwiches

Joe Fassi Sausage & Sandwich Factory – The Hill

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A family sandwich shop on Sublette where the sausage, meatballs and dressing are made in house. The menu runs to 28 numbered sandwiches; the shop's own popular picks are the #1 Joe Fassi Combo, the #15 Meat Ball and the #23 Aunt Jennie Salsiccia Stinger.

2323 Sublette Ave, St. Louis, MO 63110

#1 Joe Fassi Combo; house-made meatballs and salsiccia

Gioia's Deli – The Hill

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The deli on Macklind Avenue that St. Louis means when it says "hot salami." Hot as in warm, not spicy: a house-made salami sliced thick off the warm log and piled on bread with cheese.

1934 Macklind Ave, St. Louis, MO 63110

Hot salami (salam de testa), sliced warm, with Provel or pepper jack

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