Tips for Dining, Eating, and Food Shopping in the SF Bay Area (including Berkeley, Oakland, Napa, Sonoma, Marin, and San Jose)
Start New ThreadI come to SF 4 times a year and am looking for a place that serves the "tea" sandwhiches like you can buy in the streets of Venice Italy. In general, I find Northern Italian regional food to be outnumbered by Southern Italian. Any suggestions for the sandwiches?
fenderparman
By fenderparman
on Oct 25, 2010 09:48 AM
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Are you talking about tramezzini? By "in the streets" do you mean in cafes?
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There are no streets in Venice! lol
I agree, sounds to me like the OP means tramezzini, RL. Personally, I don't know of anyplace in SF that serves these...but would love to find out as well.
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Uva Enoteca, Scala's Bistro, and Crown & Crumpet have tramezzini on their menus, as does Ca’ Momi Enoteca & Pizzeria in Oxbow Market in Napa.
Tramezzini were originally invented in the Inghilterra region. They're a standard item in cafes all over Italy.
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Scala's Bistro
432 Powell St., San Francisco, CA 94102
Uva Enoteca
568 Haight Street, San Francisco, CA 94117
Crown & Crumpet
900 North Point Street, San Francisco, CA
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Very funny. Had me going for a second there... "Inghiliterra".... oh yes :-)
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