Sandwich rolls in Los Angeles area

[malibumike]

Where can you find the best sandwich rolls in the Los Angeles area, I already know that Bay Cities in Santa Monica has good ones. TIA

[DiveFan]

Of course it depends on what kind of sandwich!
I like Giulianos in the South Bay for Italian subs.
Telera rolls from Northgate or Big Saver have a good textured crust and are good for cubanos or Mexican tortas.
Crispy baguettes for banh mi or darn near any sandwich, closest to me is Bristol Farms :-(. The fluffy ones from the budget bakeries don't cut it usually. La Brea and Trader Joes, no mas.

When I remember/plan ahead, there are bakeries at the Torrance and Gardena (Saturday) CFMs that sell very good but pricey breads (gotta research this more).
Generally bakeries are a weak point of the South Bay area.

[Fru]

Well, I can always rely on Vons Bakery for nice chewy Kaiser (water) rolls in the SGV.

[davinagr]

I love the onion pockets at Canters in Hollywood. Very good!

[Paliman]

Thees at the Farmers Market is quite good.

[David Kahn]

Hate to say it, but I've had pretty good luck at Wholefoods.

[sel]

My only prioblem with WF bread products is that they keep a lot of their 'fresh' breads frozen until it is stocked on the shelf. Not the baked in store product but the great selection of mostly sliced breads with a WF and other labels.