Managed Hunt

[Terrierman]

10 minutes ago, ness said:

Tell me about this hot salami sandwich please. 

Its not spicy hot, it's temperature hot genoa salami sliced about 1/4" thick on great Italian bread with cheese and veggies of your choice.  I always got mine with pepper jack, tomatoes, onions and lettuce with mayo and spicy mustard.

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My aunt Mary said it's the meat from the head.  She brought one every Christmas to the house.  Thick slice of onion and some mustard.

[Terrierman]

The flavors and texture are just not something I've ever had anything even close to anywhere else.  I wish I could go there for lunch today.  Really happy to know it is still there and in good hands.  I honestly thought it was gone.

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It's the best!  I grew up on it.  My Aunt Mary lived two streets over from them and my dad, when he came to St Louis lived 4 doors down from Amighettis. 

I'll have to get there this holiday season.

[Terrierman]

I took a job with Union Electric in the early '80's.  Went to lunch at Cunetto's during the interview.  Most of the guys I worked with had last names that ended with a , I , or o.  Needless to say there were a lot of lunches in that neighborhood.  Good times!

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2 minutes ago, Terrierman said:

I took a job with Union Electric in the early '80's.  Went to lunch at Cunetto's during the interview.  Most of the guys I worked with had last names that ended with a , I , or o.  Needless to say there were a lot of lunches in that neighborhood.  Good times!

I for my last name

[ness]

The Hill is a pretty cool place/institution. Been there a handful of times, but only for dinner at Zia's. Last time there -- about a year ago -- it was a little disappointing. 

On a float trip several years ago I remember Gavin brought a "King of the Hill", which was a new term to me.

We've got a place pretty near where I work that cranks out darn good Italian sandwiches -- Jasper's.

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11 minutes ago, ness said:

On a float trip several years ago I remember Gavin brought a "King of the Hill", which was a new term to me.

I believe that's a Schnucks Market house name. 

Can't beat Cunettos or Rigazzi's.  Old school places that will never go out of style.

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Central Grocery in NOLA rocks a good Italian sandwich!  They use salami form Volpi on the Hill.

[Terrierman]

8 minutes ago, snagged in outlet 3 said:

I believe that's a Schnucks Market house name. 

Can't beat Cunettos or Rigazzi's.  Old school places that will never go out of style.

Ahh Rigazzi's.  Home of the frozen fish bowl!