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Best Sandwiches Restaurants in Haight Ashbury (94117)

7 hand-picked restaurants, AI-analyzed and critic-validated

Notable Picks

8.7
$$ Haight-Ashbury
New Orleans–inspired sandwiches with a city-benchmark muffuletta served from a compact Haight Street counter. The focus is crisp bread, assertive olive salad, and balanced, richly layered fillings that travel well.
Must-Try Dishes: Classic Muffuletta, Veg Muffuletta, Roast Beef (debris-style)
What makes it special: SF’s muffuletta authority with house olive salad and sharp execution.
$$ Lower Haight
Neighborhood counter doing stacked, chef-y classics on focaccia, ciabatta, and rye. Builds are generous but tidy, with house spreads and balanced acidity that keep big sandwiches light enough for lunch.
Must-Try Dishes: Turkey Pesto, Cubano, Grilled Pastrami
What makes it special: House spreads and sturdy breads dial in flavor and texture.
$$ NoPa
Fast-casual offshoot from the Rich Table team featuring rotisserie meats and crisp salads. The chicken and fried-chicken sandwiches are cleanly seasoned, sauce-forward, and consistent across busy service.
Must-Try Dishes: Rotisserie Chicken Sandwich, Southern Fried Chicken Sandwich, Lamb ‘Kebab’ Pita
What makes it special: Rotisserie technique plus bright sauces keep sandwiches lively.

Worthy Picks

$$ Alamo Square
Alamo Square corner deli doing modern builds with quality produce and scratch condiments. Expect thoughtful combos, warm options, and portions that land in the sweet spot for a satisfying lunch.
Must-Try Dishes: Baja Turkey, Roast Beef, Spicy Tuna Melt
What makes it special: Upgraded deli classics with crisp veg and lively sauces.
$ NoPa
Old-school NoPa market with a legit sandwich counter and Dutch-crunch prowess. Pricing stays friendly, portions are generous, and the board spans cold cuts to hot pastrami.
Must-Try Dishes: Turkey Bacon Avocado on Dutch Crunch, Hot Pastrami & Cheese, Chicken Teriyaki Sandwich
What makes it special: Neighborhood market turning out better-than-expected deli builds.
$ Haight-Ashbury
Family-run corner market turning out affordable made-to-order sandwiches and Mediterranean wraps late into the day. It’s a practical, lower-cost option with plenty of customization.
Must-Try Dishes: Falafel Sandwich, Turkey Bacon Ranch, Shawarma Gyro
What makes it special: Low-price, high-option menu spanning deli classics and wraps.
7.5
$ Haight-Ashbury
Cafe-first spot with a tight lineup of breakfast sandwiches, bagels, and open-face toasts. Handy for quick, customizable bites with solid coffee and tea service.
Must-Try Dishes: Create-Your-Own Egg & Cheese Sandwich, Vegan Bagel, Veggie Bagel
What makes it special: Customizable breakfast-leaning sandwiches with coffeehouse speed.