Draft:Sam LaGrassa's Sandwich Shop
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Sam LaGrassa's is a sandwich shop located in Boston, Massachussets, United States of America. It is one of the oldest sandwich shops in Downtown Crossing and it is an iconic downtown lunch stop.[1] Many locals consider Sam LaGrassa's to be serving the world's best sandwiches and they have appeared multiple times in traveling channels such as Food Network as one of the best places to get sandwiches in Boston. It's popularity has caused the sandwich shop to appear on different critically acclaimed media such as Eater Boston,[2] CBS News and Boston.com[3].They appeared on Episode 7, Season 9 of the famous Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives TV Show hosted by Guy Fieri, a well-known American restaurateur and author. Sam LaGrassa's was also named Best Deli Sandwich of the Year by The Boston Magazine on 2015.[4]
History[edit]
Sam LaGrassa's was founded in 1968 by Sam LaGrassa. He was born and raised on what is known to be nowadays as Boston's Little Italy, The North End. Since a very young age, Sam had a passion for food and business. He worked at several local restaurants and in 1968 he decided to open Sam LaGrassa's[5] to further expand his love for food. The restaurant has been located in the same address for more than 50 years: 44 Province St, Boston, MA 02108.
With the help of Sam's wife and children, the business has expanded from a small sandwich shop located in downtown Boston to offering catering services, being a well-known lunch spot for many locals, across-state delivery and express pick-up services.
They also have a rewards program known as the Sammy Bucks, merchandise, gift-cards and they are currently working on developing an app. Their webpage[6] offers complete information on the business, events and their appearance on external press.
Ingredients[edit]
At Sam LaGrassa's, everything is prepared in-house, including the world-famous pastrami, the sauces and even the bread. They source their pastrami and corned beef from New York[7] which is cooked, cured and prepared in-house with a family recipe which has over 50 years.
About the Restaurant[edit]
Menu[edit]
Sam LaGrassa's offers three types of menus: The In-Store, Take-Out & Delivery Menu, the Catering Menu and the Overnight Shipping Menu. The Catering Menu is specifically for small business luncheons to large office parties and they specialize in same-day deliveries.[8] For Overnight Shipping Menu, customers should order before 11 pm to have your order shipped next day (Shipping Mon-Thurs only)
Their most famous sandwiches are those that contain Rumanian Pastrami, like the Pastrami Diablo and Chipotle Pastrami.
Delivery and Cancellation Fees[9][edit]
Delivery is free for all orders in Boston's Financial District and there's a $30 minimum required for each delivery. For out of state deliveries, delivery fees might be subject to change and they can be ordered only by 4 or 8-pack sandwiches.
Sam LaGrassa's asks for a 24-notice cancellation for a 100% refund to happen; 50% of the food total will apply if insufficient notice is given. Orders that are out for delivery or within 3 hours of the scheduled delivery time may not be canceled. They always accept same day orders. Please keep in mind that any orders placed on the same day as your event may not be canceled.
References[edit]
- ^ "Dining Downtown Boston Sam LaGrassa's". www.downtownboston.org. Retrieved 2023-11-08.
- ^ "Sam LaGrassa's - Eater Boston". boston.eater.com. Retrieved 2023-11-08.
- ^ "Where to grab the best sandwich in Greater Boston". Boston.com. Retrieved 2023-11-08.
- ^ "Sam LaGrassa's". Boston Magazine. 2015-11-28. Retrieved 2023-11-08.
- ^ "Our Story". Sam LaGrassa's World's No.1 Sandwiches. Retrieved 2023-11-08.
- ^ https://samlagrassas.com/
- ^ "Sam LaGrassa's". Phantom Gourmet. Retrieved 2023-11-08.
- ^ "Catering Menu". Sam LaGrassa's World's No.1 Sandwiches. Retrieved 2023-11-08.
- ^ "Delivery Information". Sam LaGrassa's World's No.1 Sandwiches. Retrieved 2023-11-08.
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