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Where can I find Baltimore's best Italian cold cut sub?

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    Di Pasqaules on Gough Street in Highlandtown.

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    DiPasquale's on 3700 Gough St in Highland Town. Absolutely delicious. It is also an Italian market with terrific produce and Italian products, beer and wine. TV is always tuned to the Italian station! Eat in or carry out. I LOVE the Marcella Caprese sub. Everything is fresh. Good espresso, too!

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    Mastellone's on Harford Road. Soooooo good.

    7212 Harford Rd
    Baltimore, MD 21234-7702
    (410) 444-5433

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    Isabella's in Little Italy!

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    Another vote for Trinacria. That place is amazing! Also, there's a little place called Howard's which is on Howard Street near the Eubie Blake Center. They have the best turkey club I've ever tasted.

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    Pastore's on Philadelphia Rd. in Rosedale. Go for the namesake sandwich. The insides are packed with Genoa Salami, Capicollo, Prosciuttini, Mortadella, and Provolone with olive oil, wine vinegar, lettuce, tomatoes, mayo, olives, grated parm and hot peppers with onions also available.

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    Isabella's, 221 S High St, Little Italy. No one comes close. Better yet try the "Isabella" with homemade olive spread!

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    Little Italy Pizzeria on Broadway in Fell's Point

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    Trinacria. Definitely Trinacria. They've been awesome for 100 yrs. http://www.trinacriafoods.com/

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