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WHERE TO EAT The best Roast Pork Sandwich in the world (according to food experts)

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Recommended by Food & Wine and 18 other food critics.
"Come here for one of the best pork sandwiches you will ever eat, with tender pieces of slow-roasted pork butt sliced thin and served on a long roll with rabe and provolone."
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Recommended by Food & Wine and 13 other food critics.
"The namesake sandwich is a hearty go-to, with tender slow-roasted pork piled on a fresh roll. If it's your first time, order the sandwich with provolone and broccoli rabe, but it's also amazing plain, with the pork juices seeping into the roll."
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Recommended by Food & Wine and 11 other food critics.
"The roast pork sandwiches are well worth a try."
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Recommended by Dan Myers and 7 other food critics.
"The roast pork is to die for."
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Recommended by Serious Eats and 5 other food critics.
"Although the bar's name leads you to think that roast beef is the way to go here, and it is pretty fantastic, for our money pork's the winner here. It's sliced and slapped onto a gravy soaked kaiser roll, almost swimming in the meatiest gravy around flecked with the right amount of Italian herbs."
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Recommended by Food & Wine and 4 other food critics.
"High Street offers some of the best sandwiches you'll ever eat. There are two particular winners, roast pork and pastrami on rye."
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Recommended by Visit Philadelphia and 3 other food critics.
"The kitchen still serves a classic roast pork combo with either provolone or American cheese. Another option: go for the roast pork Italiano with sharp provolone and broccoli rabe or spinach."
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Recommended by Visit Philadelphia and 1 other food critic.
"Woodrow’s Sandwich Shop tackles classic sandwiches with a 21st-century zeal, paying close attention to dishing up high-quality ingredients like aged provolone and long hot aioli on its rendition of the traditional roast pork sandwich. Pair it with a side of hand-cut fries with truffle whiz for an unforgettable meal."
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Recommended by Sierra Tishgart and 2 other food critics.
"While Grub is skeptical about any New York place tooting “real Philly sandwiches,” it’s worth trying this vendor’s roast-pork offerings and gravy fries."