If there is one food item that is found all over the world, it is a sandwich. The size and style, type of bread, sauces, condiments, and proteins will change depending on the culture. That's the beauty of a sandwich, it changes depending on where you are in the world!
We have selected 10 places in the greater Montreal area to enjoy these handheld mouthwatering sandwiches.
2660 Rue Beaubien E., Montréal, H1Y 1G7
Inspired by the traditional banh mi, they now have two branches: one on Beaubien and another on Duluth East. Many vegetarian choices like the "Auber-Chine" or the "Shiitake". Carnivores will also find a selection of chia siu pork or southeast beef. If you go there, you will find a store with many imported Asian products.
4675 Boulevard St-Laurent, Montréal, H2T 1R2
Here you can find French tacos with meats cooked in their charcoal oven. You'll find that smoky taste in their sandwiches and they can all be gratinated for a little extra. Several recipes remind you of a nice evening with friends in France such as the "Tommy" with homemade marinated chicken, the Brick Top with multiple slices of cheese, or the "Sol" with shrimp on the board. Adjust the size according to your hunger by taking the medium, large or extra large size.
Multiple locations
Located in Verdun and Plateau Mont-Royal, this place is clearly worth a stop and/or a detour. They offer generous and tasty Italian sandwiches with elements from their own garden. With over a dozen choices, choose whether you want a hot or cold recipe. Hot options include chicken parmesan, Italian sausage, or meatballs. Not to mention the cold ones with salami, roasted vegetables, or "Philly Hoagie". 
5263 Boulevard St-Laurent, Montréal, H2T 1S4
Located on Saint-Laurent Boulevard in Mile-End, this Vietnamese restaurant offers some delicious variations of banh mi with crackers. The chef Mr. Ma has more than 40 years of experience in various Asian restaurants and this is reflected in each of the dishes offered at Bay Cà Phê. Vegetarian and carnivorous choices are available for your orders.
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351 Rue Saint-Paul O, Montréal, H2Y 2A7
A must in the Old Port of Montreal, this restaurant is normally packed from opening to closing. Their Cuban sandwich has captured the hearts of Montreal's foodies, but we shouldn't forget to mention the decadent grilled cheese served on a brioche bun from Automne Bakery. Of course, many other dishes are available that are just as delicious. On your next trip to this area, be sure to stop by or have it delivered if you can't make it.
5868 Avenue de Lorimier, Montréal, H2G 2N9
This neighborhood sandwich shop and snack bar on de Lorimier offers a simple but highly mastered menu. Opened by Maxime, a professor at the École des métiers de la Restauration et du Tourisme de Montréal (EMRTM), opened what was supposed to be a temporary pop-up for his students to work. The project turned into a local snack bar. Choose from fried chicken, falafel, 400 feet, or the Fameux.
3895 Boulevard St-Laurent, Montréal, H2W 1X9
A Montreal staple, it goes without saying that this is a must-try for all sandwich fans. One of the oldest sandwich shops in Canada, Schwartz offers a choice of smoked meat, turkey, or salami. Don't forget to add your favorite side dishes like a pickle, home fries, choice of salad, or peppers! Order for take-out or now for delivery!
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4050 Rue de Bullion, Montréal, H2W 2E5
After several trips, the Captain decided to open a restaurant featuring a universal dish: the sandwich. With recipes from all over the world, there is great diversity in what you can find. The Big Nan is inspired by Mumbaï, the Cuban, or the breakfast version with eggs.
La République Démocratique du Jambon
Multiple locations
RDJ is a micro-charcuterie from the Eastern Townships. Concept entirely made of local food with healthy animals, that makes all the difference! Find choices such as ham and butter, ham and beer, porchetta, or duck.
143 Rue Saint-Paul O, Montréal, H2Y 1Z5
Located on St. Paul Street in Old Montreal, this is another necessary sandwich stop in town! Whether it's for a beyond-meat sub, fish n chip, or their famous Philly cheese steak, we guarantee you'll want more after every bite! When possible, eat there, because the atmosphere and the decor are worth the detour!
3257 Rue Masson, Montréal, H1X 1R3
Located on the promenade Masson, this café takes its inspiration from South America by serving you empanadas and sandwiches. Let yourself be tempted by an empanada with beef or caramelized onions with corn or ricotta mushrooms. Not in the mood for a sandwich? No problem, take their burrito or alve palta wrap or their arrollado! Flavors that take us to the south without having to leave the country!
