Pane Pane Sandwiches
Sandwich shop · Central Business District
304 Union St, Seattle, WA 98101, USA
Highlights
Amazing sandwiches including teriyaki meatball banh mi
Amazing sandwiches including teriyaki meatball banh mi
"Pane Pane’s teriyaki meatball bánh mì, kicked with sriracha mayo and pickled jalapeño, is one of the best sandwiches on the planet. It tastes just as great after it comes to room temperature a little bit, so this fluffy baguette of salty-sweet excellence works well as a lunch while afloat on a marine vessel. But you shouldn’t ignore their cold cut sandwiches like the phenomenal salami sub with pesto, aioli, fuschia-tinted pickled onion, and mixed greens. If you’re down to share, just grab both and ask the staff to cut them in half." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley
"From scrambled egg and fresh mozzarella to prosciutto and mascarpone, we appreciate the variety of fillings this Downtown shop offers. And yet, we always order the same thing each time: the teriyaki meatball bánh mì. The combination of fresh vs. preserved ingredients sets the bar for handheld lunches to come, and a fully-composed bite is phenomenal, down to every bit of baguette soaked in spicy mayo and sweet soy. A close second is the salami pesto sandwich, with the combination of pepperoni heat, wine-cured salami, and fragrant pesto-spiked aioli swirls." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley
"Pane Pane isn’t a Vietnamese restaurant, so the teriyaki meatball is the only type of bánh mì you’ll see here—and it's less of a bánh mì and more of a bánh mì-style sandwich. But it's so incredible that it almost makes us cry every time we eat it. There’s something about the combination of a soft, sweet soy sauce-glazed meatball cut with spicy sriracha mayo and crunchy daikon on house-baked bread that has so many phenomenal layers of texture and flavor. The cucumber in this glorious creation is served two ways (both raw and quick-pickled), and it features preserved jalapeños instead of fresh ones." - aimee rizzo, carlo mantuano
"If you’re planning a weekday hang with friends and you know that everyone wants a sandwich but that’s as far as you’ve gotten, Pane Pane is the only answer. This place serves a salami and pepperoni sub with pesto mayo and greens that’s just as stupendous as their teriyaki meatball bánh mì. If someone can’t find a combination of meats, cheeses, sauces, and vegetables on Pane Pane’s homemade baguettes that they like, it’s time to start questioning your friendship with this person. CLOSEST PARK: Olympic Sculpture Park" - aimee rizzo
"University Street Station If we were to crown a “best sandwich spot” in Seattle, however, it would be Pane Pane. There are a ton of cold and hot options, the staff is very friendly, the baguettes are baked fresh every day, and we once sat in the park to write a love song about the teriyaki meatball banh mi and the salami with pesto. OK, we didn’t actually do that, but if we did, it’d be a really good piece of music." - aimee rizzo
