Tartine Manufactory in the Mission is a huge operation with excellent pastries, coffee, and ice cream, and dinner as well.

Deli Board makes absurd, over-the-top sandwiches that do exactly what you want them to.

Food for the Lululemon crowd, and for us too. Jane on Fillmore finely toes the line between healthy and delicious. If only they were open for dinner.

Nourish Cafe is a neighborhood spot in the Inner Richmond that also happens to be good for you.

Just another great sandwich place — don't get spoiled.

Arlequin is a cute Hayes Valley cafe and garden that you just might miss if you walk by too fast. Don't make that mistake.

Another fancy SF sandwich shop. Not that we're mad about it.

If you’re looking to be healthy - or at least feel like you’re being healthy - hit up Blue Barn.

The Embarcadero location of The Plant is a prime spot to grab a healthy lunch.

A low key Russian Hill wine bar with excellent meat and cheese. The ladies love Union Larder.

One of the better lunch options in the Financial District, get Heyday into your midday rotation.

They’ve been making sandwiches at Marina Submarine in Cow Hollow for 30 years. So yeah, they know what they’re doing.

Nook is a solidly on-price, reliable neighborhood hang in Russian Hill. Even if they do weird things with granola.

Aside from some of the best cuts in town, Golden Gate Meat Company in the Ferry Building makes great sandwiches.

Stock up for some sort of cheese party at Cowgirl Creamery in the Ferry Building, or go to their stand next door if you want something to eat now.

You could go to Lou's for breakfast or lunch or any time you're hungry really, but whenever you go, make sure you get a sandwich.