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Finally got around to trying the tuna melt at Langer's. Quite good. Pricey, but big enough to split. I made two meals out of it.
Also had the tuna sandwich at the newish Golden State on Fairfax the other night, and really enjoyed it. Not a melt. Nothing fancy. But somehow very good. Served on Cibatta which isn't usually my favorite, but seemed to work for this.
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This is a little strange, but I like the pre-made tunafish on croissant sandwich in the cafeteria at Harbor General UCLA Hospital. 3.99 or less, I believe. Just a basic tuna w/mayo mixed in, plus lettuce and mabe tomato. Very tasty. Also Mrs. Vics bbq potato chips, the only ones I can find with decent flavor these days.
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Tuna melt! Yes!
I like the tune melts at the delis, including Froman's in Encino (my personal favorite), or Brent's in Northridge. Art's also does a decent tuna melt. I always order them with a tomato. Tuna melt and fries, ahhhh.A good tuna melt has some garlic powder, white pepper, and maybe a dash of pickle relish. I prefer cheddar cheese to any other kind as well.
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The tuna sandwich at Walter's To Go in Beverly Hills is excellent. Walter's is a diner on the main floor in the Endeavor building at the corner of Camden and Wilshire. You can get food to go, but they have a lot of tables, too.
They also have terrific onion rings.
Walter's To Go
9601 Wilshire Blvd.
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I will put on a flack jacket before making this recommendation because the mortar shells will be incoming. I LOVE Canters Tuna, especially with a thick cut of their bacon and lettuce on toasted rye. There is nothing else at Canter's I care to eat but this sandwich rules. Many years ago I asked Bella the owner/manger to put it on the menu as "Dr. Bob's BLT." Nothing doing!.
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Whole foods has a really good tuna salad in their sandwhich bar. They can "toast" it but not the same as a melt.
Reel Inn when it was at the 3rd street promenade had an excellent tuna melt. They closed and haven't been to the Malibu location.
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Best tuna melt I've ever had was at Fromin's deli in Encino. It's the way the tuna is prepared -- mixed with mayo, the right amount of pickle relish, a dash of garlic and white pepper, and challah. Grilled to perfection.
And I love tuna melts maybe equal to anything (including great pastrami), but nothing else gets me as warm and fuzzy.
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I like the tuna sandwich and melt at the Beverly Hills Diner. (It's always fresh, and they don't use too much mayo.)
Also, don't think I've every ordered it myself, but I seem to recall people having good things to say about the tuna sandwich at the Apple Pan.
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Beverly Hills Diner
474 N Beverly Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210›7 Replies-
re: David Kahn
I haven't had the tuna sandwhich at Beverly Hills Diner, but I really like the place. Although some say its just following the menu of the Johnny Rockets it used to be, personally, I find the quality much better. Chili is good, fries are good, burgers are good. What's to argue?
Meanwhile, yes, the Apple Pan does have good tuna salad sandwiches. My brother loves them. They are a little on the sweet-relish side for me. I prefer tuna that is made with dill rather than sweet pickle, which is why I didn't mention the Apple Pan in my first post, although I thought of it.
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re: Lmo1823
An enthusiastic third here for APPLE PAN's classic, old school version. I'm also a fan of SANTA FE IMPORTS' decadent take, which, I'm convinced, uses Genova Tonno -- mmmm Gen-ova to-nno ... arggghhh -- as well as the elegant, herbed version at CHAMPS ELYSéES on Roberston across from Il GELATO. That said, I lament the demise of AIRSTREAM DINER if for no other reason than for it's tuna sand. For some odd reason, it never matriculated to its sister restaurant, FRED 62, whose "White-Trash Tuna Fish Sandwich" is as crass as, well, FRED 62.
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Champs Elysees
275 S Robertson Blvd Ste A, Beverly Hills, CA 90211Santa Fe Importers-Marisa Foods
1401 Santa Fe Ave, Long Beach, CA 90813
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re: David Kahn
As long as someoone else has already dared bring up diners, I will note that I very much like the tuna melt at Ruby's in Redondo Beach (probably all Ruby's are similar). If you like wheat bread, I think you'll be especially pleased, as they do use a good one. I've had one at Johnny Rockets and it was not nearly as good.
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Where are you? If you're within shouting distance of Pasadena, the tuna at Pie'n'Burger is good enough to warrant choosing it instead of a burger. Requires both hand, due to bulk of contents. Nice fresh tuna flavor; they either use oil-packed or have found a way to make the water-packed crap taste good.
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